How are the buses in Greece?

Public transportation in Greece is very good. Bus, ferry, and train services can take you to remote areas and beyond. The service operates on an annual schedule and is rarely late or canceled. Additionally, private transfers and flights make Greek transportation a walk in the park!



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Buses (KTEL) The KTEL buses are green in color and connect Athens to many towns on the mainland. Itineraries are regular and tickets can be bought just before the trip, even though that is not recommended. It is the most popular way of transportation between areas of the Greek mainland.

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Although it is only about the size of England or the US state of Alabama, Greece's island groups and mountainous mainland can make travel within the country more complex than you might expect. Most travelers will fly into Athens, Greece's largest city and the best jumping-off point to other parts of the country.

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Tickets for Public Transport Tickets and passes (Ath. ena tickets) for public transport are sold at ticket booths and machines in all Athens Metro and tram stations. There are three types of Ath. ena tickets: a paper ticket, an anonymous card that you can top up, and a personalised card.

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EXPERTS AGREE GREECE IS SAFE The annual Global Peace Index rankings, while placing Greece in the middle of the pack in terms of safety, conflict, and lack of militarization, note the country's low levels of homicide, incarceration, violent crime, and political instability.

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“You can safely drink tap water in many areas of Greece,” she says. “This includes the big cities such as Athens and Thessaloniki, most of the mainland and certain islands. On smaller islands, such as Santorini, tap water is not always drinkable, so you should drink bottled water.

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Experience. Experience the Greek capital on a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour along 3 different routes. You'll travel on an open-top, double-decker bus as you take in the many important sights and attractions of the city.

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Buses -both local and KTEL buses- are the most popular Greece public transport due to their frequent routes, their reach to regional roads, and their low prices.

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Safest Places in Greece for Solo Female Travel
  • 1, Santorini. (18) Santorini is a stunningly beautiful Greek island located in the Aegean Sea. ...
  • 2, Athens. (22) ...
  • 3, Corfu. (4) ...
  • 4, Milos. (4) ...
  • 5, Naxos. (3) ...
  • 6, Crete. (7) ...
  • 7, Rhodes. (2) ...
  • 8, Paros. (2)


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Classic Ingredients : Core ingredients of traditional Greek cuisine include olive oil, herbs (oregano, rosemary, and thyme are the most common), tomatoes, cheese, beef, pork, lamb, fish, shrimp, and wine.

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July and August are the hottest. The best time to visit is late spring (May) and fall (Sept–Oct). It's pleasant, with comfortable weather, no rain, and smaller crowds (except during holiday weekends). Winter (late October through mid-March) is colder, with some rainfall.

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Payments can be made mainly in cash. The bulk of taxi drivers have POS machines and accept bank cards. However, this is not a rule. Thus, you should have euros with you (preferably small bills), as cab drivers usually don't give change from big banknotes.

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