What is the closest city in Greece to the Aegean Sea?

Aviation: santorini Island can be reached by air 1 hour from Athens, and there are several flights from santorini Airport to Mykonos Island every day. In the summer peak season, there are also connecting flights to Lodz and Park Jung Su.

Water transport: The port of Piraea on the outskirts of Athens is the hub to all the islands in the Aegean Sea. You can choose to take the subway, bus or taxi to the port, and then take the ferry to all the islands. Tickets can be booked through travel agencies, purchased at the ticket offices of various shipping companies in the port, or purchased directly on the ship.

There are also many kinds of ships. Ships at normal speed are generally larger and can carry cars. There is a restaurant on board. Depending on the class of cabin, it is necessary to spend the night on a ship to a distant island, so it is best to book a bed in advance. Many cruise companies operate a one-day tour of Sa Ronicke Island, and the same-day round trip also includes lunch on board, which costs more than 20 dollars. If you want to play creatively, it is recommended to go to various islands by boat or yacht. This is the most fashionable way nowadays, which is both exciting and fun. Summer is also the best season for sailing and yacht travel.

Bus: There are three airport bus lines from Athens International Airport to the city center. Visitors can choose to take the E 19 line directly to the port of Pirea.

Subway: The transportation in Athens is very convenient, and almost all the major scenic spots can be reached by subway. Take the subway from the center of Athens (green M 1 line to the end, fare 0.75 Euro).

Taxi: It's also convenient to take a taxi from downtown to the port of Pirea and then transfer to the ferry.

Aegean Sea is a world-famous tourist attraction, located between the Greek Peninsula and Asia Minor Peninsula, and is a part of the Mediterranean Sea.

The sea area is 6 10 km long from north to south and 300 km wide from east to west. The coastline is very tortuous, with numerous harbors and scattered islands, so the Aegean Sea is also called "multi-island sea". The largest island in the sea is Crete, with an area of about 8,300 square kilometers, which is long and narrow from east to west and is a barrier to the southern Aegean Sea.