Basic package
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Mini
e.g. Fiat 500
7 Days from 30.04 - 07.05.2025
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Economy
Small, agile and economical - that's all it takes!
e.g. Suzuki Swift
7 Days from 30.04 - 07.05.2025
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e.g. Toyota Aygo
7 Days from 30.04 - 07.05.2025
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Car Class Recommendations
- Economy Cars: Efficient for city tours, parking and short-distance travel.
- Compact Cars: Suitable for small groups or families to enjoy a comfortable ride.
- Convertible Cars: Ideal to enjoy the scenic Macedonian drives in spring and summer.
Route Ideas
Head towards the breath-taking Mount Olympus, through the ancient ruins of Dion, or to the coast for unparalleled views of Thermaic Gulf. Visit the vibrant cities like Thessaloniki, the region's biggest city, and smaller cities like Pella, known for its archaeological treasures.
Drive and Dine
Get ready to indulge in a variety of flavours! Find scrumptious delicacies throughout the journey from the streets of Thessaloniki to the coastal edge of the Chalkidiki Peninsula. Remember, Greeks usually enjoy a late dinner, around 9-11 pm, different from the typical British dining hours!
Driving Regulations
The regulations are largely similar to Britain. Greece drives on the right hand side of the road. Seat belts are compulsory. The speed limit is generally 50 km/h in cities, 90 km/h on normal roads, and 130 km/h on highways - slightly slower than in the UK. Drink-driving laws are stringent as well, so practice caution.
Scenic Attractions
Awaken the archaeologist in you and explore the ruins of the ancient city of Pella or visit the divine home of the Gods, Mount Olympus. Thessaloniki, known as Greece's cultural capital, boasts numerous museums and a vibrant nightlife.
What to Expect
Apart from driving on the right, expect warm and dry summers much unlike Britain, with mild and somewhat rainy winters. Greeks are known for their hospitality and friendliness, so rest assured that you'll feel at home.
Monetary Manners
The currency in Greece is the Euro just like most of Europe, not the pound. Many places accept credit and debit cards, but it's always a good idea to carry some cash for smaller establishments or markets.
Festivals and Events
Macedonia's vibrant festival scene can offer a different cultural dimension to your journey. The International Film Festival in Thessaloniki in November, and festivals celebrating folk music and arts, can guarantee you a taste of the vibrant Greek culture.
