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Traveler FAQs: Greece

Greece, Education, Traveler FAQ

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We offer several trips to Greece, with different itineraries. However, we are often asked frequent questions regarding what to prepare. From accommodations to tipping Guides, you can find the answers here!

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Currency

Are tips included?

Tips for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff are not included in your trip. While tipping is not mandatory, it is greatly appreciated as it provides supplemental income. If the local teams have enhanced your experience, please consider showing your appreciation with a tip.

Guides --> USD $4-6 per person/per day

Drivers --> USD $1-3 per person/per day

Restaurants --> 15-20% of total bill

Hotels (assistance with luggage) --> $2-3 per bag

Guides

How many guides will there be during the trip?

A primary guide will accompany you throughout the entire duration of the trip. The only exception is for itineraries that include archaeological tours, where a certified and licensed guide is required for those specific segments.

Meals

Is the water safe to drink?

Filtered and mineral water is recommended for drinking. There will be water jugs at the hotels so you can refill your bottles.

What type of food will be provided for included meals?

Meals will feature local, traditional cuisine, typically served as a set three-course menu or in a family-style shared format. Menus are subject to seasonal changes and are finalized by the local operator prior to the start of each trip.

Are snacks available to purchase on the ferry?

There is a snack bar where you can purchase sandwiches, snacks, coffee, juices, etc.

Transportation

What does public transportation look like?

There are bus systems and Taxis throughout Greece, even in the small towns and on the islands.

Is Uber or Lyft available?

There is no Uber, Lyft or other rideshare programs in Greece. In Athens, there is a Taxibeat app that is similar but calls regular taxis.

Please refer to the Trip Prep Guide here for additional information about Greece.

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