Top Athens Port Transfers - page 16

There are plenty of high-quality Athens port transfers to choose from. Looking at ratings and reviews given by previous customers, these are the best transfers available right now:

• Private Transfer from Piraeus Port to Athens Airport

• Athens hotels to Piraeus port Private departure transfer

• Piraeus port to Athens hotels Private arrival transfer

• Taylor-Made Transfers in Athens ( airport, port, transfers, and tours)

• Athens Airport Private Transfer to Piraeus Port with Meet & Greet

Athens port transfer prices vary, depending on distance and inclusions, and you may encounter higher prices during the summer when demand is greater. Generally, 30-minute transfers in a standard sedan or van start around US$30 per person, and typically travel between the port and downtown hotels. Longer transfers, such as 1-hour trips from the port to the airport, start around US$50 per person. Note: Some companies offer discounts on the per-passenger rate for parties of three or more.

Yes, Athens port transfers are worth it, especially if it's your first trip to Greece—you'll get to your destination faster with a driver waiting for you when you arrive or depart. Many drivers like to play tour guide, too, and will offer tips for visiting their city if you're keen. You'll also appreciate the extras, which often include help loading and unloading your luggage, complimentary bottles of water, and even onboard Wi-Fi.

Per one customer who booked the Private Transfer from Piraeus Port to Athens Airport, "Pick up was on time and easy to find at the port. The driver was helpful getting our luggage to and from the car. The car was clean and large, and we got where we were going on time. Can't really ask for more than that.. and the driver turned the ride to the airport into a bit of a tour, pointing out key spots and buildings."

Find the right Athens port transfer for you by considering a few things. First, decide whether it makes sense to book a round-trip transfer, which may be cheaper than booking two 1-way journeys. Also, make sure the vehicle you're booking has enough room for your party, and read the fine print to see if they charge for extra luggage.

Don’t be shy about asking your driver to turn up the air conditioning: Many Greeks don’t use it because of electricity costs. Also, make sure to let your driver know in advance if you’ll need a car seat. Take advantage of the complimentary water, if it’s offered, and if you really like the service, feel free to leave a cash tip.

Even if you're short on time, you can find Athens port transfers to fit your schedule. Here are some of the best Athens port transfers to enjoy in an hour or less:

• Private Transfer from Piraeus Port to Athens Airport

• Athens hotels to Piraeus port Private departure transfer

• Piraeus port to Athens hotels Private arrival transfer

• Taylor-Made Transfers in Athens ( airport, port, transfers, and tours)

• Athens Airport Private Transfer to Piraeus Port with Meet & Greet

There are tons of fun tours and excursions in Athens aside from Athens port transfers. According to previous travelers, these are the best activities to book for your next trip:

• Athens Archaeology Tours

• Athens Day Cruises

• Athens Sailing Tours

• Athens Hop-On Hop-Off Buses

• Athens Spas

The drive from the Piraeus Port to Athens International Airport typically takes around 45 minutes. The port is approximately 28 miles (45 kilometers) west of the airport and has three passenger terminals, all within walking distance. Of course, you should allow for more time if you’ll be traveling during rush hour in the morning or evening.

While Piraeus Port offers free shared shuttle buses between its terminals, it doesn’t have a shuttle service to the airport. If you’re looking for a shared shuttle to the airport, your best bet is to ask your cruise company if they offer anything. Usually, this is an add-on service that you can select when you book your cruise.

Yes, you should always book your Athens port transfer in advance, especially if traveling during the peak summer season. Terminal A alone can accommodate up to 12,000 passengers, so you don’t want to find yourself competing with crowds for a car. Plus, if you book in advance, you’ll be sure that your vehicle can accommodate your group and accompanying luggage.

Yes, the Athens Suburban Railway travels from Piraeus Port to the airport, and the journey takes approximately 65 minutes. You can also ride Metro Line 3 (Blue Line), which runs underground in the city of Athens and above ground the rest of the way to the airport in the town of Spata—it takes approximately one hour.

Most Athens port transfers don’t include a stop at the Acropolis. However, if you book a private transfer, you may be able to request a package that includes a stop at the Acropolis or other locations en route to the airport or port. Just keep in mind you will probably have to pay extra for your driver’s time as well as for gas, parking, and tolls.