How much does it cost to travel to Greece?

How much does it cost for two people to travel to Greece? It depends on the number of days of travel and the level of travel. Generally speaking, the per capita cost is about 15,000-20,000, and the average cost for two people is about 30,000. -Around 40,000.

Greek Travel Season April-June and September-October are the most suitable months for traveling to Greece. It won’t be particularly hot during this period. Greece, surrounded by mountains and seas, full of flowers, and fresh air, will be particularly intoxicating, especially when there are many cruise ships sailing out in the Aegean Sea. From December to March of the following year, many cruise companies begin to use winter cruises. As for the timetable, although travel costs are low, many cruise ship schedules will be significantly reduced or even suspended, making travel unsuitable.

Dressing Suggestions 1. Be sure to bring sunscreen with high sun protection value. There are many sunny days here in summer, so be careful not to get sunburned;

2. Wear a jacket in summer as well. The temperature difference between day and night is relatively large in the center of Athens and on the beaches, so you need to wear a coat or light sweater when going out at night, even in summer.

Power socket The standard voltage in Greece is 220v, using a round-hole double-ended socket. Electrical appliances brought from China need to purchase European standard adapter plugs.

Taboos 1. Greeks pay great attention to dressing neatly, especially middle-aged and elderly people who pay more attention to being dignified and elegant. In formal social situations, men usually wear dark suits and ties or bow ties.

2. Influenced by ancient customs, the Greeks behaved elegantly and had many particularities. They do not use beckoning and waving gestures, considering them as an act of contempt, and the closer the hand is to the other person's face, the more insulting it is. They also believe that staring at others for a long time is a sign of bad intentions, and sneezing in public and wiping their noses with a handkerchief are taboos for them.

3. Generally speaking, Greeks shake hands when meeting guests in social situations. When Greeks meet others on the road, even if they are strangers, they will greet each other to show friendship. If the road is narrow, they always let each other go first, especially foreigners.

4. Greeks mainly eat pasta, and sometimes rice. Greeks start dinner very late. Dinner in Athens usually starts after 9 o'clock.

5. The Greeks are taboo on the 13th and Friday, thinking they are unlucky. They don’t like black, and they don’t like cats, especially black cats.

6. The older Greeks were more superstitious. They would put an eye pin on their children because they believed that bad luck was caused by bad eyes. To drive away this bad luck they would spit on this person. So if you talk about something bad and they spit on you, don't react too much.

Mobile phones and telephones The domestic phone number in Greece starts with 0030, both landline and mobile phone numbers are 10 digits, and the Athens area code is 210. China Mobile mobile phones can be used normally in Greece after the roaming service is activated. Making and receiving local calls in Greece costs 2.99 yuan/minute, sending text messages is 2.19 yuan/minute, calling domestic phone numbers is 5.99 yuan/minute, and sending text messages is 1.29. Yuan/message, receiving text messages is free. You can buy mobile phone SIM cards at local mobile phone stores. To open a number, you need to register your passport. Cards that can be used to charge phone bills can be purchased at cigarette kiosks that can be found everywhere. Public phone booths can be seen on the main road, and the price of magnetic phone cards is 3 euros and 5 euros. If you want to call back to China, it is more cost-effective to buy Q Company’s phone card. After setting up, you can make direct calls to China: dial 12200, then press 1 three times, and you can activate a package for calling China at 0.438 euros/minute.

Internet Almost all hotels, hostels, restaurants and cafes in Greece now have WiFi coverage. You only need to ask the store owner for the password to use it. There is free WiFi that does not require a password in Plaza de la Constitución and Thissio.

There is a local mobile Internet service of 5 euros and 500M, provided by Wind Company. Dial 1265 on your mobile phone, then press 5, then 1. However, you need to go to Wind Company to activate the package service first. In addition, other local companies provide 20M services for 1 euro a day.

Currency and exchange The common currency of Greece is the euro. According to the current (2013) exchange rate, 1 euro can be exchanged for about 8 yuan. However, when shopping in Greece, most large stores accept UnionPay cards, MasterCard, and VISA cards.

Greece travel customization

If you want to feel more comfortable and play more deeply, you can choose to travel independently. The travel experience will be better and the play will be more in-depth. Here are a few things we have done before Please refer to the in-depth Greek independent travel routes tailored for customers: