Greece
Check passport validity. Research visa requirements. Book international flights to Athens.
Book inter-island ferries to Serifos. Secure accommodation. Arrange travel insurance (World Nomads).
Confirm all reservations. Begin packing. Notify bank of travel plans.
Have tickets ready. Withdraw Euros. Orient yourself at Livadi.
Secure home, pause mail, turn off appliances.
Obtain an IDP if your license is from outside the EU and you plan to rent.
Print or save digital copies of all flight, ferry, and accommodation reservations.
Follow suggested recommendations for your luggage. Consider Eagle Creek organizers.
Notify your bank and credit card companies of your travel plans.
Arrange for home security, mail collection, and pet care if needed.
Book high-speed ferries, especially during peak season, as routes fill quickly.
Secure your lodging well in advance, especially for July-August visits.
Reserve cars or scooters early to match your exploration plans.
Keep luggage organized for easy transport to the port.
Allow ample time for travel to the ferry, considering traffic.
Know your route to Livadi port from your accommodation.
Ferry schedules may change or face cancellations due to strong winds.
Have your ferry tickets or digital bookings ready for disembarkation in Livadi.
Confirm your lodging details and directions from Livadi port beforehand.
Many hotels are within walking distance or a short taxi/bus ride from the port.
Withdraw some Euros from an ATM at Livadi port for immediate expenses.
Observe the layout of Livadi, noting the main bus stop, taxi stand, and mini-markets.
This quick orientation will assist you in planning your next steps efficiently.
Most hotels and cafes offer Wi-Fi. It might be slower than urban connections.
Coverage is generally good in populated areas, but can be spotty in remote parts.
Greece uses Type C and Type F sockets. Bring appropriate adapters for your devices.
Monitor local news or ask your accommodation for any island-specific updates or events.
