Holidays in Western Greece *rescue tips

Hello there, Here are some quick tips when you are Resting in Greece :

You love the sights here, Hotels and Villas are very fine, the all inclusive is .. okay and sometimes it is  way too boring and annoying spending all your time in the hotel and the only choice is to walk miles just to find something interesting or even a grocery shop !

You are here for 1 (;) week , you rest for couple of days and then your journey starts…

Asking around and googling how to rent a car a bike or finding a taxi etc. etc.

*  There’s no rent a motorbike in         Patras – Niforeika – Kalogria – Rio –          Region. as far as I know at least.

So… a quick tip is to get in touch with us the earliest possible cuz by the end of the week there will be no more cars available not only from us but of almost every company around 🙂

◌ׄ Try to find interesting places to visit with plenty of History and beautiful sights and energy.

◌ׄ It’s better not to drive up the hills ,  Temperature is way too high and somedays wind is dangerous also for wildfires.

◌ׄ Use sunscreen always when you go out under the sun not only at the beach,

you will get red the day after     lol.

◌ׄ Beware the mosquitos especially  at night in places where Trees or lakes are around cuz theres a possibility not to able to sleep in some cases  😛

◌ׄAlways Drive Safe.

Greek drivers (men and women) often gets into road rage *

◌ׄ Speak with the locals , they are very friendly  and hospitality , you’ll probably get  huge amounts of positive energy.

◌ Try to find taverna in small villages  to eat local foods and of course ‘ souvlaki ‘ or ‘ pita ‘ with real (!)  potato inside  .

◌ׄ NEVER drive off road places and / or take random turns vertical from the national road because it is probably a dead end road ahead ( especially NEVER do that in Islands  or Mountains !!!! )

*I’ve been there.

◌ׄ Imagine yourself as a local .

It would be awesome to leave some comments of your experience in Greece so will other people have an idea 🙂

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