Hemodialysis during vacation in Greece
A large number of individuals with chronic illnesses seldom decide to go on vacations or extended trips abroad. Many diseases require frequent treatments in healthcare facilities, and travel insurance does not cover the treatment of chronic illnesses or conditions. Consequently, utilizing healthcare services abroad can pose a significant strain on the household budget for these tourists. Even those who can afford this expense often have headaches when trying to find
READ MOREThessaloniki flyover and bypass - how to avoid traffic jams on the way to Halkidiki and Thassos
Tourists who have used the Thessaloniki bypass to reach their summer resorts will need to change their route and prepare for heavier traffic and longer travel times. *The reason for this is a large project called “Flyover”, which will render the Thessaloniki bypass partially out of service for the next 4 years, at least.*
Latest information: April 2024. Work on the Flyover project in Thessaloniki stopped on 10.4.2024. by court decision.
READ MORERoad to Greece via Vlasina Lake and Bulgaria
If you are willing to try alternative routes to Greece, in order to make your journey more interesting (not shorter), we suggest you take the route through Bulgaria, passing through Vlasina Lake. This route is recommended only for those who are not in a hurry and want to enjoy nature while driving to their destination in Greece.
If you decide to take this route, it is best to **exit the E-75
READ MORETraffic rules in Greece
Up to what age should a child be in a child seat? Is talking on a mobile phone while driving punishable in Greece? If we rent a bike or a quad, is a helmet mandatory? These are questions we receive from you, so we have gathered the traffic rules in Greece in one place to make it easier for you to find them, drive according to the rules, and avoid
READ MORETraffic regulations in Greece
The holiday season is approaching and many of our travelers are getting ready for their journey by car. In addition to advising you to check the technical validity of your vehicle before the trip, we also recommend that you take some roadside assistance to travel more carefree.
Frequent breaks and rest from driving are also very important for a worry-free journey. Additionally, please be mindful of traffic regulations and parking in
READ MOREThe road to Greece via the Dojran border crossing
It often happens that large crowds form at border crossings to Greece during the summer season. There are no rules or a sure way to avoid the crowd, but a general piece of advice is to avoid traveling on weekends and before holidays. Typically, there are fewer crowds at night and at alternative border crossings. This last statement does not always hold true, as sometimes there are crowds even at
READ MORETolls and travel expenses to summer resorts in Greece
Two questions that arise at the beginning of each year are - “How much will the trip to Greece cost this year?” and “How many toll booths are there on the way to the resort?”
During 2019, there were numerous changes on the roads of Serbia, with the opening of new toll stations on Corridor 10 and the removal of some existing ones. This was followed by price increases and adjustments,
Driving to Greece: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Sea Adventure
Drivers heading to the seaside often have many questions about the route, road conditions, traffic, border crossings, and where to encounter fewer congestions. We have prepared a comprehensive guide to help you plan your trip, from different routes, using live cameras at border crossings to recommended places for breaks along the way.
Driving to the Sea: Which Route to Take?
Whether you’re heading to Tasos, Sitonia, Lefkada, or any other destination,
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