Transfer companies in Greece

Compare airport, port and private transfer companies in Greece: Athens, Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Crete, Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes, Corfu, Kos and Zakynthos.

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My Move Mykonos

Mykonos, Greece

Mercedes transfers in Mykonos, incl. wheelchair-accessible

  • Airport transfers
  • Minibus & group transfers
  • Port & cruise transfers
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Airport and port transfers in Greece

Most visitors to Greece arrive at Athens Airport or fly straight to an island airport such as Heraklion, Rhodes or Corfu. Many then continue by ferry from Piraeus, Rafina or Lavrio. A pre-booked private transfer saves you queuing for taxis, which can be scarce on the islands in July and August.

Popular transfer routes in Greece

  • Athens Airport to Piraeus for island ferries and cruises
  • Thessaloniki Airport to Halkidiki for the Kassandra and Sithonia resorts
  • Santorini Airport or Athinios port to Oia and Fira
  • Heraklion and Chania airports to resorts across Crete
  • Rhodes Airport to Lindos and Faliraki
  • Corfu Airport to Kavos, Sidari and Kassiopi

How much does a transfer in Greece cost?

Greek transfer companies usually charge a fixed price per vehicle. As a guide, listed companies advertise Zakynthos Airport to Laganas from about €23, Rhodes Airport to Rhodes Town from €36, Santorini Airport transfers from €36, Kos Airport to Kos Town €55, Thessaloniki Airport to Sani €70 and Athens Airport to Piraeus from about €82 in a Mercedes minivan.

Tips for booking a transfer in Greece

  • Book early for July and August, especially on Santorini and Mykonos.
  • Give your flight or ferry number so the driver tracks delays.
  • For groups of six or more, a minibus is often cheaper than two taxis.
  • Check whether the price includes waiting time, child seats and luggage.

Transfers in Greece: FAQs

What is the best way to get from the airport to my hotel in Greece?

A pre-booked private transfer is the easiest option, especially on busy islands where taxis are scarce in summer. Prices are usually fixed per vehicle.

Do I need to book island transfers in advance?

Yes, especially in July and August on Santorini, Mykonos and other popular islands.

Can I get a transfer from Bulgaria to Thessaloniki?

Yes. Several Bulgarian companies listed on intransfers drive from Sofia, Bansko and Plovdiv to Thessaloniki Airport.