Discover the Enchantment of the Aegean Sea

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, you can enjoy the scenic routes of the South Aegean. Starting from major towns like Fira or Kamari on Santorini, head towards the main coastal roads that lead to the beach areas. Follow the signs to the nearest coastline, as the Aegean Sea is accessible from various points along the coast. Keep in mind that parking may be limited in busier areas, and you might need to pay for parking, which can vary from €2 to €5 per hour.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  Using the local bus system is a convenient way to reach the Aegean Sea. From towns like Fira or Oia in Santorini, take a bus to the nearest beach, such as Kamari or Perissa. Buses run frequently, typically every 30 minutes, and tickets cost around €1.80 one way. Once you arrive at the beach, you can easily walk to the shoreline to enjoy the Aegean Sea.

• Ferry

  If you are on one of the islands in the South Aegean, such as Mykonos or Naxos, consider taking a ferry to another nearby island or coastal area. Ferries frequently operate between islands, and you can find schedules at local port offices or online. Ticket prices vary depending on the distance and the ferry service, typically ranging from €15 to €50. Once you arrive at your destination port, you can walk to the nearest beach area to access the Aegean Sea.

• Taxi

  For a more direct approach, you can take a taxi from your accommodation to a nearby beach or coastal area. Taxis are readily available, and the fare will depend on your starting point but expect to pay €10 to €30 for a ride within island towns to the coast. This option is particularly convenient for families or groups.