Travel

Travel Note

Entry into Greece

All travelers must complete their PLF before entering the country, providing minor detailed information of their stay while in Greece. In case of multiple stays, they are required to provide the address for the first 24 hours at least. One PLF should be submitted per family. Travelers will receive the PLF with their unique Quick Response (QR) code via email; keep this handy in order to present upon arrival. The PLF can also be found on the Visit Greece app and at travel.gov.gr. It is strongly recommended that all visitors download the Visit Greece app, prior their arrival in Greece. - All travelers are required to present a negative PCR test for Covid-19, performed up to 72 hours before entry to Greece - Fully vaccinated individuals may enter Greece without a PCR test if they present a vaccination certificate. Vaccination must be completed at least 14 days before arrival - Negative Covid test is required upon re-entry to US- The Athens Eleftherios Airport has these available!

Travel Note

Athens to Mykonos

The best way to get from Athens to Mykonos for most visitors is to take the ferry. Flying is fastest; flying time from Athens to Mykonos is 35 minutes, but this requires airport transportation and security check (the trip will take 2 hours on a high-speed ferry). The ferry is the cheapest way to get to Mykonos, but if flight tickets are bought far in advance the difference in price is not large. Search for flights on Kayak.com and for ferries on FerryHopper.com.

Travel Note

Ferry

Athens-Mykonos Ferries in 2021: The ferry schedule for 2021 may change with little notice, but there will usually be a Blue Star ferry going between Athens and Mykonos every day, year round, departing Athens at 7:30am. Starting in late March or early April Hellenic Seaways and SeaJets Ferries begin high speed service from Athens to Mykonos. Ferry tickets can be booked in advance via FerryHopper.com.

Travel Note

Flights | Athens to Mykonos

Athens-Mykonos Flights in 2021: There are usually daily flights year round from Athens to Mykonos, with over a dozen a day operating from June to September. The primary airlines for the Athens-Mykonos route are Ryan Air, EasyJet, Aegean Airlines, and Olympic Air. Flights sell out much earlier than ferries so if you see a flight that works for your itinerary then book as soon as possible.

Hotel

The Wild Hotel by Interni

This is where we will be staying, as well as, where the wedding festivities will be taking place! This hotel is breathtaking and we have no doubt you will love it, also! Gives you allllll the Greek Cycladic vibes! There is a room block available if you email them to book a room and send them the code provided above! However, please do not feel obligated to stay here- there are plenty of beautiful places to choose from in Mykonos!

Discount Code - #JordanandLee

Travel Note

Shuttle to/from The Wild Hotel

If you are planning to stay at The Wild Hotel- they are offering each guest a complimentary ride to the hotel from the airport (or ferry dock) and vice versa!! If you will contact the front desk with your arrival and departure information, they will coordinate a pick up/drop off for you! Email: reservations@thewildhotel.com Phone: +302289072500

Travel Note

If Staying in Athens

Flying in and out of Athens and want to check it out for a day or two? The two best neighborhoods to stay in Athens are Plaka and Monastiraki. Both are largely pedestrianized areas that lie at the foot of the Acropolis, chock-full of great restaurants and shops, and within walking distance of most major sites. In addition to Plaka and Monastiraki, the areas of Syntagma, Koukaki, Kolonaki, and Psirri also offer a great mix of walkability, sightseeing, great restaurants, and easy transportation. Check out the website link provided for more details + travel tips in Athens