Travel Guide to Agia Kyriaki

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, head towards the village of Trikeri, which is the nearest prominent location to Agia Kyriaki. From Volos, take the E65 highway towards Nea Agchialos. After about 30 kilometers, follow the signs towards the Pelion Peninsula. Once you reach the village of Trikeri, continue driving along the coastal road until you see signs for Agia Kyriaki. The drive should take approximately 1.5 hours depending on traffic. Parking is available near the beach area.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Agia Kyriaki using public transportation, start by taking a bus from Volos to Trikeri. Buses depart regularly from the Volos central bus station. The journey to Trikeri takes about 2 hours. Once in Trikeri, you can either walk (approximately 20-30 minutes) to Agia Kyriaki following the coastal path or take a local taxi, which should cost around €10-€15 for the short ride.

• Walking

  If you are already in Trikeri and prefer to walk, you can follow the coastal path directly to Agia Kyriaki. The walk is about 3 kilometers and will take around 30-40 minutes. This route offers beautiful views of the sea and local flora, making it a pleasant and scenic option.

• Taxi

  For a more direct approach from Trikeri to Agia Kyriaki, consider taking a taxi. This is especially convenient if you are traveling with luggage or in a group. A taxi ride from Trikeri to Agia Kyriaki should cost approximately €10-€15 and will take about 10-15 minutes.