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<h4>How do I get to Greece ?</h4>
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<p>The orography of Greece makes flying the easiest and cheapest option.
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The main airport is Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos. A round trip ticket from France costs around 200€.
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From there you can fly to the most popular greek islands, which have their own airport.
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Alternatively, you can get to Patras port by ferry from Venice, Italy.
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It is also possible to get from Paris to Athens in 3 stops which takes around 3 days : Paris → Zurich → Belgrade → Thessaloniki.</p>
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<h4>Do I need a Visa ?</h4>
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<p>Provided that your stay doesn't extend 3 months, French citizens only require a passport or a national identity card to go Greece.</p>
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<h4>How can I get around in Greece ?</h4>
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<p>If you’re interested in utilizing public transit on the mainland, stick to buses and avoid the unreliable rail service.
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Although trains are cheap, they are slow and not as well maintained as other lines in Europe.
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However, buses are clean, affordable, and connect to a broad network of destinations throughout the country.
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Athens has an accessible, affordable and modern Metro that will take you to key points of interest and the port of Piraeus.</p>
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<h4>How long should I stay ?</h4>
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<p>Ideally, you want to plan at least a week or two in Greece to have enough time to take in the major island groups and ancient cities.</p>
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<h4>What currency does Greece use ?</h4>
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<p>Greece uses the Euro (€).</p>
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<h4>What is the weather like ?</h4>
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<p>Depending on the time of year, Greece can swing from chilly winters to scorching hot summers that top 40°C.
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Scheduling your vacation in spring or autumn can help you beat summer’s heat and avoid tourist-packed high season.</p>
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<h4>Can I get by with English alone ?</h4>
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<p>English is widely spoken in the heavily touristed areas and road signs in big cities are typically bilingual.
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Nonetheless it is respectful to learn a few basic Greek words like "Please" (parakalo) and "thank you" (efharisto), to better conect with locals.
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<h4>What should I pack ?</h4>
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<p>If your itinerary is heavy on cobblestone-lined cities and rocky ruins, pack good shoes and breathable clothing.
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When travelling in winter, pack an umbrella and lightweight raincoat.
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In summer don't forget sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat.</p>
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<h4>Can you drink tap water ?</h4>
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<p>Tap water is safe to drink on the mainland in larger cities like Athens and Thessaloniki, but stick to bottled water if you’re in a smaller town off the beaten track or if you’re exploring the islands.</p>
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<h4>Do I need an international driver's license to rent a car ?</h4>
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<p>Greece being part of the European Union, the French driver's license is sufficient to rent a car.</p>
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