FAQs

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Are there any travel restrictions ?

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Travel restrictions are ever changing. Currently travelers arriving in Greece, regardless of their country of origin, are no longer required to display a valid certificate of vaccination or recovery from COVID-19, or evidence of a negative test result from SARS-CoV-2 infection (PCR or Rapid Antigen test). Stay up to date on current guidelines by referencing the website below: https://travel.gov.gr/#/ Also check with your chosen airline for any restrictions on their end.

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How do I get to my accommodations from the Santorini airport ?

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You have the option to rent a care, book a car transfer, use a shuttle service, take a bus or take taxi. For a full guide with web links to all these options use the website below: https://santorinidave.com/santorini-airport

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Should I rent a car in Santorini ?

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Renting a car is the most cost effective and reliable way to explore different parts of the island. *If you plan to rent a car on Santorini, it’s recommended that you get an International Driving Permit in advance of your trip. These are issued through agencies like AAA (US), CAA (Canada), the local post offices. Please reference the website below for pros and cons, and how to rent a car with web links: https://santorinidave.com/rent-car-santorini

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Should you hire a car transfer or taxi to get around Santorini ?

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If you are uncomfortable with unfamiliar roads, don't have patience for aggressive driving, hate looking for parking and have the budget for, it consider using a car service to get around. There are only 25 taxis in Santorini so booking a private car transfer might be the better option. The website below provides a full guide to these services with web links to book rides: https://santorinidave.com/santorini-taxi-transfer * You may also ask your accommodation liaison to arrange transfers for you

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Should I rent a car in Mykonos ?

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Unlike Santorini in Mykonos parking is scarce, fuel expensive, roads narrow, and street signs difficult to translate. If you are only staying in Mykonos for 2 days it may be better to use car ride services instead of renting. The website below provides more information and web links for both car rentals and car transfers: https://santorinidave.com/rent-car-mykonos *Consider splitting the price of the car transfer with the people in your party to reduce costs. * You may also ask your accommodations liaison to arrange transfers

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What should I wear ?

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Temperatures in September average lows of 66°F/19°C and average highs of 79°F/26°C. Hot days and cool nights. Dress in layers. The dress code is formal. The wedding is out doors with stone floors. Dress to impress ! If you know the bride, you know she does appreciate a neutral color palette and would recommend not wearing extremely vibrant colors. Muted soft colors are okay as well. Women should not wear black as it is BAD LUCK in Filipino culture.