2008 Self Driving Options in Greece with Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre
Outside of Athens, Greece is an ideal country for a self driving holiday, the roads are good, the scenery is spectacular and the drivers (by Mediterranean standards) are reasonable.
Distances between points of interest are very manageable by Australian standards and Aussie divers quickly adjust to driving on the right hand side of the road.
If you know Greece well just use a map and make your own way.
Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre has very competitive car rental rates in Greece with Hertz and the longer you rent, the lower per day costs of car rental are. It is always wise in the peak seasons to pre book accommodation.
If you are seeking a car rental package with structure GMTC has a 5 day Classical Self Drive program in Greece which includes 5 days unlimited kms car rental and 4 nights accommodation with breakfast. The program takes in Corinth, Olympia, Mycenae, Delphi and Meteora to name just a few of the incredible ancient sites.
The cost of this package starts at a very reasonable $498 pp share twin.
With this package you have a structured itinerary with all hotels pre booked and guaranteed.
GMTC has an 8 day structured self drive package in Crete from $625 per person share twin which takes in most of the major sites of Crete.
When Channel 9 Getaway screened a segment in November 2006 on Metsovo in central Greece, which was hosted by GMTC it was decided to develop a package to fit in with the Getaway itinerary. The 4 day, 3 night Metsovo self drive package for Central Greece includes Delphi and Meteora and the price starts at $427 pp share twin.
For bookings and information on self driving in Greece phone 1300 661 666 or visit www.greecemedtravel.com
A Special Greece and Mediterranean Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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