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Getting Around Greek Islands
You may get to the islands by plane or cruise ship. Most of the
islands have airports, so if you want to see one island in particular,
this is the fastest way to travel. However, if you are interested
in island hopping, take the more scenic route and choose to travel
by cruise ship. Cruise ships offer comfortable quarters, fine dining,
and excursions to the most intriguing islands.
While on the island, the best way to get around depends on your
intended destination. Most islands have buses with stops at beaches
and tourist attractions. However, if you are more independent, have
a specific itinerary you wish to follow, and plan on spending several
days on one island, there are car and scooter rental shops. Keep
in mind that the driving rules on the islands can differ from those
in your native country. A taxi service is often an easier and equally
convenient mode of transportation. At most tourist spots there is
often a slew of taxis lined up. The drivers are friendly and always
anticipating that you will need to be driven to and from hotels,
ports, and popular sites.
More Information www.greeka.com
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Greek Islands Travel Guides
Frommer's Greek Islands
Lonely Planet Greek Islands
Let's Go Greek Islands
Fodors Greek Islands
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