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Does anyone know when Greece is reopening?
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Hash
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They are opening slowly and very cautiously, ask your Greek Embassy, they will have the most accurate information directly from Greece..... always follow the instructions and guidelines as set out by the Greek Embassy and consulates..
k_tsoukalas
Administrator
I am pretty sure that Greece is opening on May 14th but there are rules for safe travel that need to be followed. I believe they are requiring travelers to either be vaccinated, or to have had a negative COVID test before traveling.
Hash
Well-known member
Look what I shared: Protocol for Arrivals in and Departures from Greece - travel.gov.gr @MIUI| https://travel.gov.gr/#/
Here is the official travel website from Greece.
Blue & White
Member
OMG!!!
If your are a true Greek you would never ask such a question.
HELLAS is always open for REAL Greeks.
Don't be scared all Greeks are protected by the holy spirit, but you must TRULY believe!!!
Xristos Anesti!!!
Hash
Well-known member
K
.....I nearly fell off the hammock laughing reading this.....Of course Mana mas Elllada is open officially,
I have posted the appropriate channels of information here!
Kalley Mera apo mena from Thailand.... what a terrific reply
.....I nearly fell off the hammock laughing reading this.....Of course Mana mas Elllada is open officially,I have posted the appropriate channels of information here!
Vangelis
Active member
So the Greek priests that have been dying from COVID because they have not properly socially distanced are not true believers?
Blue & White
Member
Oh Vangeli,
You didn't read my response properly, "YOU MUST TRULY BELIEVE " just because you are a priest doesn't mean you truly believe, and it's not a free ticket to heaven.
Mi Fovase, don't be scared. The true Greek mantra.
Vangelis
Active member
I read very well thanks. Anyone (priest/believer/unbeliever) that ignores science, dies. Simple as that really. Whether you believe in the current mythologies and their heaven/hell paradigms is irrelevant. Viruses don't care about your belief or lack thereof and only science is saving us from this pandemic.
And just to add, as a true Greek, I don't look to a primitive foreign middle eastern religion for my guidance. I look to the ancient Greeks for the true Greek guidance. On top of the list for me are Epicurus and King Menander. You cannot be a true Greek and follow foreign religions.
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Itinerary for self-planned yacht trip through the Greek islands
- paharo45
- Greek Travel Forum
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I am working on planning a yacht trip through Greece. I live it because I am in total control of the itinerary and what goes on, unlike booking a cruise or something. There's enough of us in the group to make this a super affordable trip.
I am developing am itinerary - thought I'd run it by you:
What do you think? Anything to add or subtract? I have about 10 days.
I am developing am itinerary - thought I'd run it by you:
- Athens to Mykonos: Begin in the historic port of Athens and make your way to the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos. Dock at Agios Ioannis beach and take a stroll through Little Venice.
- Mykonos to Naxos: Naxos awaits, with its marble gateway to nowhere and beautiful beaches. Try the local kitron liqueur for a true taste of the island.
- Santorini: Sail to the iconic island of Santorini, where the sunset from Oia is second to none. Enjoy a swim in the hot springs of Palea Kameni and taste some of the best wines in Greece.
- Ios to Folegandros: Keep the vibes high in Ios known for its lively atmosphere, then find tranquility in Folegandros, where the untouched Mediterranean prevails.
- Return to Athens: Wrap up your adventure with a pitstop in Syros, the capital of the Cyclades. Its charm lies in its austere yet handsome neoclassical buildings and the stunning Aegean views.
What do you think? Anything to add or subtract? I have about 10 days.
