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Greek Island Hopping Pass - Adult
Trip Suggestions
Below are some suggestions for your Greek Island-Hopping Pass
Adventure the Cyclades Islands
Escape the usual Greek Island-hopping trails by embarking on some of the Cyclades lesser known paradises. Get a feel for local perspective, experience authentic Greek island life, and bypass some of those most visited islands. These Cyclades islands will not disappoint those in search of small, cobbled streets among whitewashed towns and small traditional villages. Seek out local taverns & cafes serving the best of fresh Greek food. Take the suggested routing over 2 to 3 weeks and suited to those that want more out of an adventure while still taking it slowly.
Travel day 1 of the pass:
Athens Piraeus - Syros
Ferry Duration: 3h:45m - direct.
Recommended stay 3-4 days.
Highlights: Historic villages, no crowds, laid back.
Travel day 2 of the pass:
Syros - Sifnos
Calls at: Paros & Serifos
Ferry Duration: 4h:45m
Recommended stay 3 days.
Highlights: Island crafts, outstanding natural beauty, traditional Cycladic architecture.
Travel day 3 of the pass:
Sifnos - Paros
Calls at: Serifos
Ferry Duration: 3h:00m.
Recommended stay 3 - 4 days.
Highlights: Historic mountain villages, unique nature, Greek gastronomy.
Travel day 4 of the pass:
Paros - Piraeus Athens
Ferry Duration: 4h:15m
Athens Airport - Fly home.
Suggested trip duration: 2 to 3 weeks adventure.
Travel day 1 of the pass:
Athens Piraeus - Syros
Ferry Duration: 3h:45m - direct.
Recommended stay 3-4 days.
Highlights: Historic villages, no crowds, laid back.
Travel day 2 of the pass:
Syros - Sifnos
Calls at: Paros & Serifos
Ferry Duration: 4h:45m
Recommended stay 3 days.
Highlights: Island crafts, outstanding natural beauty, traditional Cycladic architecture.
Travel day 3 of the pass:
Sifnos - Paros
Calls at: Serifos
Ferry Duration: 3h:00m.
Recommended stay 3 - 4 days.
Highlights: Historic mountain villages, unique nature, Greek gastronomy.
Travel day 4 of the pass:
Paros - Piraeus Athens
Ferry Duration: 4h:15m
Athens Airport - Fly home.
Suggested trip duration: 2 to 3 weeks adventure.
The Saronic Islands
Fast track to Greek Island life by staying closer to Athens and visiting the Saronic Islands with a short and sweet ferry hop. Each of the Saronic islands stands to impress with their individual features. Feel far from the hustle and bustle of Athens city life, with a short jump from the mainland. Lose yourself in Saronic architecture, Greek gastronomy, hidden beaches, remarkable history and follow the scents of pine, lemon, and olive trees with the Saronic island's distinctive and beautiful nature. This island-hopping journey is suited to those that are seeking a short break but are craving for an adventure.
Travel day 1 of the pass:
Athens Piraeus - Poros
Ferry Duration: 1h:00m - direct.
Recommended stay: 2 days.
Highlights: Historical sites, stunning street scenery & landscapes, neoclassical architecture.
Travel day 2 of the pass:
Poros - Hydra
Ferry Duration: 0h:35m
Recommended stay: 3 days.
Highlights enjoy the peace of a car free island, cultural events, well-routed hiking trails.
Travel day 3 of the pass:
Hydra - Spetses
Ferry Duration: 0h:35m.
Recommended stay: 2 - 3 days.
Highlights: enjoy the peace of a car free island, café & tavern culture, laid back villages.
Travel day 4 of the pass:
Spetses - Piraeus Athens
Calls at: Ermioni, Hydra, Poros.
Ferry Duration: 2h:25m
Athens Airport - Fly home.
Suggested trip duration: 1 to 2 weeks adventure.
Travel day 1 of the pass:
Athens Piraeus - Poros
Ferry Duration: 1h:00m - direct.
Recommended stay: 2 days.
Highlights: Historical sites, stunning street scenery & landscapes, neoclassical architecture.
Travel day 2 of the pass:
Poros - Hydra
Ferry Duration: 0h:35m
Recommended stay: 3 days.
Highlights enjoy the peace of a car free island, cultural events, well-routed hiking trails.
Travel day 3 of the pass:
Hydra - Spetses
Ferry Duration: 0h:35m.
Recommended stay: 2 - 3 days.
Highlights: enjoy the peace of a car free island, café & tavern culture, laid back villages.
Travel day 4 of the pass:
Spetses - Piraeus Athens
Calls at: Ermioni, Hydra, Poros.
Ferry Duration: 2h:25m
Athens Airport - Fly home.
Suggested trip duration: 1 to 2 weeks adventure.
Good to know
Seat Reservations
You can hop and off most trains as you please with your Interrail Pass, however, Seat Reservations are not included with an Interrail Pass. For a small fee, a Seat Reservation guarantees you a comfy seat on busy high-speed routes across Europe. Trains that require mandatory reservations normally save you time and have lots of extra features, such as streaming WIFI, entertainment portals, onboard restaurant & bar, power sockets or sleeping facilities, plus you can bag a space next to your friend traveling speeds of up 320 km/h.
If you do not fancy purchasing a seat reservation, not to worry you can usually travel by regional train where seat reservations are not required. The journey by regional trains can take longer and the need to change trains to connecting trains is greater. However, where time allows you might get to connect and visit a destination for a few hours while you wait for your next train that you had not thought about visiting before!
On high-speed & InterCity trains that are not requiring mandatory seat reservations; it can only be recommend in making a seat reservation on journeys over 3 hours to save you changing seat many times throughout your journey.
Journeys requiring Seat Reservations can always be checked & booked within the RAIL PLANNER app, online, and down at the local station.
Night Trains
In certain areas of Europe it is possible to travel by a night train. Board the train in the evening or late afternoon and wake up in a new destination the following day. Traveling with the night train is a great experience. Taking the night train at least once during your Interrail Trip can be highly recommended. Night trains with sleeping facilities always require a reservation for an additional fee, however you will save on hostel or hotel costs traveling by night train! You can usually pick between Seated Class, Couchette - a small compartment with bunk beds, pillow, and a blanket usually in a configuration of 4 or 6 and shared with other members of the public, or a Sleeper Compartment that offers more comforts such as a mattress and duvet in a configuration of Single, Double, 4 or 6 the larger compartments often shared with other members of the public and usually of the same gender. Both Couchette & Sleeper compartments can normally also be booked for more privacy. Each compartment comes at a different reservation cost but is discounted with an Interrail Pass. To see if a route has a night train it is worth searching late afternoon in the Rail Planner app where some are also bookable. Otherwise, it is possible to book the reservation at the station or often on the train operators’ website with the option of inputting your pass during the booking.
Using a travel day on the night train - If for example the train departs at 19:00 and arrives the following morning at 10:00am then only one travel day from the pass is used. If you do not change train after midnight only one travel day is used.
You can hop and off most trains as you please with your Interrail Pass, however, Seat Reservations are not included with an Interrail Pass. For a small fee, a Seat Reservation guarantees you a comfy seat on busy high-speed routes across Europe. Trains that require mandatory reservations normally save you time and have lots of extra features, such as streaming WIFI, entertainment portals, onboard restaurant & bar, power sockets or sleeping facilities, plus you can bag a space next to your friend traveling speeds of up 320 km/h.
If you do not fancy purchasing a seat reservation, not to worry you can usually travel by regional train where seat reservations are not required. The journey by regional trains can take longer and the need to change trains to connecting trains is greater. However, where time allows you might get to connect and visit a destination for a few hours while you wait for your next train that you had not thought about visiting before!
On high-speed & InterCity trains that are not requiring mandatory seat reservations; it can only be recommend in making a seat reservation on journeys over 3 hours to save you changing seat many times throughout your journey.
Journeys requiring Seat Reservations can always be checked & booked within the RAIL PLANNER app, online, and down at the local station.
Night Trains
In certain areas of Europe it is possible to travel by a night train. Board the train in the evening or late afternoon and wake up in a new destination the following day. Traveling with the night train is a great experience. Taking the night train at least once during your Interrail Trip can be highly recommended. Night trains with sleeping facilities always require a reservation for an additional fee, however you will save on hostel or hotel costs traveling by night train! You can usually pick between Seated Class, Couchette - a small compartment with bunk beds, pillow, and a blanket usually in a configuration of 4 or 6 and shared with other members of the public, or a Sleeper Compartment that offers more comforts such as a mattress and duvet in a configuration of Single, Double, 4 or 6 the larger compartments often shared with other members of the public and usually of the same gender. Both Couchette & Sleeper compartments can normally also be booked for more privacy. Each compartment comes at a different reservation cost but is discounted with an Interrail Pass. To see if a route has a night train it is worth searching late afternoon in the Rail Planner app where some are also bookable. Otherwise, it is possible to book the reservation at the station or often on the train operators’ website with the option of inputting your pass during the booking.
Using a travel day on the night train - If for example the train departs at 19:00 and arrives the following morning at 10:00am then only one travel day from the pass is used. If you do not change train after midnight only one travel day is used.
Passes for children
No Pass for kids aged 3 or younger
Children under 4 on the date you choose to start your trip do not need a Eurail Pass. On crowded trains, parents or caregivers may be requested to put the child on their lap, as they are not guaranteed their own seat. If you would like a seat for your child you must reserve a seat in advance; however, a free Eurail Child Pass is required to make a seat reservation. You can get 2 free Eurail Child Passes (for children aged 0-11) per Eurail Adult Pass. On night trains, it is necessary to reserve and pay for a separate couchette or sleeper if you would like your child to have their own bed.
Free Pass for kids aged 4 to 11
Children aged 4-11 on the date you choose to start your trip can get a free Child Pass. This Pass can be ordered together with an Adult Pass, Youth Pass, or Senior Pass (applies to all Eurail Passes). When ordering your Eurail Pass, add the number of Child Passes you need to your cart from the Pass tables. A maximum of two children can travel for free with one adult, youth aged 18 years or older, or senior. The adult, youth, or senior they travel with does not have to be a family member; this can be any adult over the age of 18 at the time of travel. If more than two children are traveling with one adult, youth, or senior, a separate Youth Pass needs to be purchased for the additional children.
Please note: Booking in advance cannot guarantee seats being assigned together. If this is the case for your reservation, please contact the train carrier to arrange seating swaps or request assistance from the conductor on board on the train.
Children under 4 on the date you choose to start your trip do not need a Eurail Pass. On crowded trains, parents or caregivers may be requested to put the child on their lap, as they are not guaranteed their own seat. If you would like a seat for your child you must reserve a seat in advance; however, a free Eurail Child Pass is required to make a seat reservation. You can get 2 free Eurail Child Passes (for children aged 0-11) per Eurail Adult Pass. On night trains, it is necessary to reserve and pay for a separate couchette or sleeper if you would like your child to have their own bed.
Free Pass for kids aged 4 to 11
Children aged 4-11 on the date you choose to start your trip can get a free Child Pass. This Pass can be ordered together with an Adult Pass, Youth Pass, or Senior Pass (applies to all Eurail Passes). When ordering your Eurail Pass, add the number of Child Passes you need to your cart from the Pass tables. A maximum of two children can travel for free with one adult, youth aged 18 years or older, or senior. The adult, youth, or senior they travel with does not have to be a family member; this can be any adult over the age of 18 at the time of travel. If more than two children are traveling with one adult, youth, or senior, a separate Youth Pass needs to be purchased for the additional children.
Please note: Booking in advance cannot guarantee seats being assigned together. If this is the case for your reservation, please contact the train carrier to arrange seating swaps or request assistance from the conductor on board on the train.
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