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TAG for traveling through Greece, Serbia and North Macedonia - where to buy and how much it costs
The quickest option to get to the sea is if you use “toll passes” to pass the toll automatically, known as TAG. This will save you a lot of time, especially in the season when there are big lines at toll booths. We will write some of our experiences in this article, so we hope it will be helpful to you as well.
Certainly, right from the beginning we urge you
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Thessaloniki flyover and bypass - how to avoid traffic jams on the way to Halkidiki and Thassos
Tourists who use the bypass around Thessaloniki to reach the resorts in Greece should prepare for increased congestion and longer travel times. This is due to a major highway construction project called Flyover, which is expected to cause intermittent traffic jams and delays on the bypass around Thessaloniki.
Once the project is completed, the journey from Evzonoi to the airport and Halkidiki will be much easier and faster.
What is the
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Roadside Assistance on a way to Greece and in Greece
A breakdown on the car during a holiday or travel, in general, is not uncommon and besides ruining our vacation, we are also exposed to additional costs. Parts and mechanics in Greece are expensive, not to mention towing services. On the other hand, roadside assistance packages are affordable, and besides being able to use them when traveling abroad, some of them are valid throughout the year in Serbia as well.
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Beaches in Greece for people with disabilities
Many people in wheelchairs find organizing a vacation to be a true challenge because they have difficulty obtaining accurate information about accommodation and beaches adapted for people with disabilities.
The following text, taken from Marko Veličković’s blog Samo kolica i put, describes the organization of vacations from the personal experience of a person with disabilities and illustrates the difficulties that a person in a wheelchair faces when choosing a travel destination.
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Dishes for vegetarians in Greece
Although the streets of Greece are filled with the smell of gyros and souvlaki, Greek cuisine is rich in meatless dishes, so vegetarians and those who do not prioritize meat in their enjoyment of a good meal can also indulge in them.
We often receive questions from our guests and followers about which meatless dishes they can order in Greece so that they are not “condemned to side dishes” (in the
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Fishing in Greece
We are aware that among you there are those who enjoy casting a fishing line during their summer vacation.
So far, a permit for recreational fishing in Greece has not been required, but they have announced that they will introduce it soon. Fishing will no longer be free, but the exact date has not been specified yet.
Fishing in the sea in Greece is allowed from the shore, as long as it
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Transportation to Greece- bus and van
If you plan to travel to Greece and do not have your own car, you can travel by van or bus.
Van transport to Greece
In the last decade, van transportation has become increasingly popular. Depending on the agency, that transportation can be with a door-to-door transportation service. The ticket price is slightly more expensive than for bus transportation, but the journey is more comfortable. Departures are possible from many cities
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Karuolia on Athos
In the most isolated and hardest accessible part of the Mount Athos, called Karulia, in cottage made on vertical cliffs, in the recess and clefts of the rock, they live an ascetic life, monks, anchorite. The monks from the most abundant cells are walking on cliffs with the help of chains which are tied to the walls, and before that, their food was delivered only with the help of the
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