
Hydra Saronic Gulf Islands, Greece Travel Guide
Your journey to Hydra begins with air travel to mainland Greece. Hydra itself lacks an aviation hub. The most proximate major international airport is Athens International Airport (ATH), also known as Eleftherios Venizelos Airport. This airport serves as the main gateway for international visitors.
Athens International Airport Provides a full range of services for travelers. You will find duty-free shops, various restaurants and cafes, foreign exchange counters, and airline lounges. The airport is modern and well-equipped.
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There are no exit fees apply when you depart Greece by ferry or air. These are included in your ticket price.
Arrive at Hydra Port at least 30 minutes before your scheduled ferry. Have your physical or e-ticket ready.
For flights abroad from ATH, get THERE two-3 hours before departure for check-in and security. ATH provides extensive facilities.
Athens International Airport offers a large variety of dining options, opportunities to shop (with duty-free), and airline lounges.
Hydra Port provides basic facilities for departing travelers, including cafes plus boutiques. These places sell snacks or last-minute items.
Remember Hydra's unique transport system extends to your departure. If your accommodation is not harbor-side, consider pre-arranging donkey transport for your luggage.
While usually smooth, unforeseen circumstances can occur. A little foresight minimizes stress.
While on a flight internationally from Athens, ensure ample buffer time between your ferry arrival at Piraeus and your flight departure from ATH.
Maintain digital connection for onward travel and sharing your Hydra memories.
Departing Hydra smoothly for your next adventure.
Carry with you the serene beauty of Hydra.
Hydra awaits your return.
For budget-conscious travelers, the X96 bus offers a good alternative for airport to Piraeus transfer. If arriving late or with considerable luggage, a taxi provides the most straight and convenient transfer.