運転先 Greece
Ancient ruins, island hopping, and Mediterranean beauty. Drive through Peloponnese or explore islands with ferries.
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Greece, birthplace of democracy, philosophy, and the Olympic Games, offers ancient ruins, island paradise, Mediterranean cuisine, and warm hospitality. This southeastern European nation blends archaeological wonders with beach escapes across thousands of islands.
Athens presents the Acropolis with the Parthenon—Western civilization's most iconic monument—along with the new Acropolis Museum, ancient Agora, and vibrant Plaka neighborhood. The National Archaeological Museum houses exceptional antiquities.
The Peloponnese offers the ancient sites of Olympia (origin of the Olympics), Epidaurus (remarkable ancient theater), and Mycenae (Bronze Age citadel). Monemvasia's medieval rock fortress and the Mani Peninsula's tower houses provide unique experiences.
Santorini's caldera views and whitewashed villages create the classic Greek island postcard. Mykonos offers cosmopolitan nightlife, while Crete provides Minoan palace ruins at Knossos and diverse landscapes. Rhodes and Corfu blend history with beach resorts.
Greek cuisine defines Mediterranean eating—moussaka, souvlaki, fresh seafood, Greek salad, and tzatziki. Olive oil, feta cheese, and local wines feature in every meal. Ouzo and Greek coffee complete the experience.
Driving in mainland Greece is on the right with good motorways and scenic secondary roads. Island driving varies—some islands have limited roads while others like Crete offer extensive exploration. An International Driving Permit is recommended. Ferry services connect islands to mainland ports.
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Do I need an IDP to drive in Greece?
Yes, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is required to drive in Greece. The IDP works alongside your national driving license.
Which side of the road do they drive on in Greece?
In Greece, traffic drives on the right side of the road.
What are the speed limits in Greece?
Speed limits in Greece: urban areas — 50 km/h, rural roads — 90 km/h, highways — 120 km/h.
How do I get an IDP for Greece?
You can get your IDP online through our website in just a few minutes. You'll need a photo and your national driving license details.