Hello Louann,

Regarding your questions about your one week itinerary in Greece:
1) You can change your money at the airport. The Transfer Wise card should work too, but you should always have some change as sometimes it is not possible to pay by card.
2) In Greece they are mostly manual cars (if you look on Booking Cars by clicking on the link in the article, it always says if it’s manual or automatic) – Right hand drive (like in France, Italy, Spain…)
3) Yes, no problem for English
4) Yes, you can follow this route as a solo traveler, no problem!
For the prices, it will always depend on the season/month where you want to do this itinerary, and how many months in advence you book your hotels/car rental/flight etc.. It can easily go from 1x to 5x!
To check how much it would cost in your case, at the dates you want, simply click on the names of the hotels in the article (orange links) to see the price.
And yes, there is a lot of inflation on car rentals and hotels all over Europe (because of Covid).

Enjoy your one-week itinerary in Greece!

Thank you for your great articles. It’s informative and I enjoyed reading them. I do have a few questions:
1, How do you get Euro? I have transfer wise card (ATMs card will work with most bank?) I’m coming from United States
2. For car rental, Is the car automatic gear,driver on left side? or is it all Manual car? I had a hard time renting Autonomic gear in France
3. Speaking only English will get you around okay?
4. I plan to go Greece for 1 week solo, your article above would woks for my situation? Is the price up to date since Article written Nov 21, not that old but inflation is not in our favor. Thank you in advance

Thanks Naima!

Don’t hesitate if you have questions about this one week itinerary in Greece.
Regards,

Hello Linn,

I am glad you enjoy my articles about Greece!

For the walking tour from Fira to Oia, there is just 1 walking path, you really can’t miss it. When starting from Fira, you can visit the adjacent towns of Firostefani and then imerovigli. Simply walk on the path that is the closest to the sea, on the border of the Caldera – Here again, impossible to get lost!
And then the hiking path to Oia starts from the end the end of Imerovigli village, near Avaton resort and Spa hotel (Here is a Google map link).

Enjoy your trip to Greece and Santorini, and if you have any other question, don’t hesitate to ask me.

Thank you for your great articles. It’s informative and I enjoyed reading them.

I have 9 days to visit Greece in late October. I want to visit Athens, Peloponnese Region and either Santorini or Mykonos. Do you have any maps to show how I can do a walking tours from Fira to Oia Town, or yet is there any visitor center there that I can drop by? Thank you in advance for you reply.

Hello,

Do you plan to organize your 1 week trip to Greece by yourself or to book with a travel agency?

If you are planning to go by yourself, I can for sure help you to plan your stay.

Do you have an idea of what you would like to see during your one week trip to Greece?