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100 countries. 800+ airports. 7,000 cities.
Book a reliable, affordable, and comfortable transfer for today or in advance.
Traveling from Athens International Airport (ATH) to Gytheio—a picturesque coastal town in southern Peloponnese—is a journey of approximately 240 km (150 miles). The drive typically takes 3–3.5 hours via the scenic coastal route or inland highways. Known for its tranquil beaches and proximity to the Mani Peninsula’s rugged landscapes, Gytheio is a gateway to historical sites like Ancient Gythium and traditional stone villages.
Gytheio combines laid-back seaside charm with rich history. Highlights include:
The town’s harbor-front tavernas serve fresh seafood, while its narrow streets offer glimpses of 19th-century architecture.
After landing at Athens International Airport, follow English/Greek signage through baggage claim and customs. Currency exchange counters and ATMs are available for cash withdrawals (Euros). Free Wi-Fi allows instant access to maps or booking confirmations for onward travel.
Public buses require multiple connections:
A direct Athens airport taxi service costs €200–€250 (fixed fare). Confirm pricing upfront with drivers licensed by the airport’s official taxi stand (Tel.: +30 210 353 0500).
Major rental agencies operate at Athens Airport (Hertz, Avis). Expect daily rates from €40–€80 + fuel/tolls (~€20). The route includes toll roads near Corinth and Tripoli—keep €10–€15 in cash handy.
Pre-booking a private transfer ensures door-to-door convenience without hidden fees (A2B Transfers). Benefits include:
Option | Cost (€) | Time | Convenience |
---|---|---|---|
Public Transport | 40–50 | 5–7h | Low |
Taxi | 200–250 | 3h | Moderate |
Rental Car | 60–110 | 3h | High |
Private Transfer | 220–280 | 3h | Highest |
Recommendations:
Gytheio’s compact size means most hotels or rentals are within walking distance of the drop-off point. If staying in nearby villages like Skoutari or Mavrovouni, confirm your driver’s familiarity with rural routes.
A licensed taxi costs €200–€250 one-way—agree on pricing before departure.
No direct service exists; connect via Athens/Kalamata (~5–7 hours total).
Private transfers (A2B) offer fixed rates, meet-and-greet service, and tailored vehicles for stress-free arrivals.
Yes—major providers offer rentals starting at €40/day + fuel/tolls (~€20).
A private transfer or taxi takes ~3 hours via the A7/E65 highway.
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