Car Rental with a Driver in Athens

Here’s what awaits you

Car rental is a perfect choice for those who have their own plans for a trip around Athens. This is a great way to implement your ideas, moving around the city in a comfortable car!

• Choose the necessary duration of the car rental. A personal driver can take you anywhere in the city and will always be waiting for you in the car.
• When booking, you can order a meeting at the airport and a child seat at an additional cost.
• Feel free to choose a business class car in case you enjoy increased comfort or want to experience a ride in a luxurious car.
• You pay per ride, not per person. The total cost depends on both the car type and the selected duration of the car rental.

Places of Interest in Athens

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

The largest cultural and educational project of Greece was aimed at reconnection of land and sea. This is an original architectural complex located in the park with a 400-meter seawater canal. The Cultural Center houses The National Library of Greece and The Greek National Opera. Admire a stunning view of the city and the sea from the observation deck and through panoramic windows!

Children will like it

The National Garden

A magnificent green oasis with an area of 15 hectares is situated in the center of Athens. Local residents and guests of the city come here on hot summer days to walk along the shady paths, relax by the ponds or in a traditional café, as well as admire rare species of plants and birds. On the territory of the park, you will find a botanical garden, a playground, and even a couple of archaeological monuments.

Yoleni's Greek Gastronomy Center

Exquisite delicatessen shop is well known in both Europe and America. The center is a 7-storey complex consisting of a shop, a restaurant, a café, a wine cellar, and an extraordinary olive bar. This is a gastronomic paradise where only high-quality Greek products are cooked and sold. In Yoleni’s, you can also take part in seminars, tastings, or take lessons on how to cook the best dishes of Greek cuisine.

Ermou Street

It’s the central shopping street of Athens with countless shops and stores. Clothing, jewelry, cosmetics, souvenirs, perfume—here you can find almost any goods. Enjoy expensive world brands as well as little-known Greek ones characterized by quality and reasonable prices. A wide choice of shops justifies the name of the street (Hermes is God of Trade).

The Acropolis Museum

At the foot of the legendary Acropolis there is the ultra-modern building of the New Museum with more than 4,000 artifacts of the ancient sanctuary. It was built at the archaeological site which can be seen through the glass floor. In addition to admiring the statues, bas-reliefs, and other artifacts of the Acropolis complex, the museum offers its visitors a virtual reality room, an amphitheater, a souvenir shop, and a café.

Children will like it

Beach Club Alimos

A popular local beach with a well-developed infrastructure is the perfect place to relax with your family and friends. Alimos is distinguished by golden sand, gently sloping entrance to the sea, as well as calm weather and the absence of strong waves. Beachgoers sunbathe on sun loungers and visit local bars and cafés, while active rest enthusiasts enjoy water attractions.

Why choose us?

The driver speaks your language

We will provide you with an experienced driver

Fixed price

The total cost is known in advance and depends on the chosen duration of the car rental

Free cancellation

You will get a full refund if the order is cancelled more than 24 hours before the start of the ride

Wide range of car classes

Comfort class cars, business class cars, and minivans are available for booking

What's included

Tips and tricks

• In order to buy souvenirs, head to Plaka and Monastiraki central neighbourhoods where you will find a flea market and lots of shops with jewellery, original works of art, antiquities, as well as clay and leather goods.
• Please note that souvenir shops and grocery stores are closed during siesta (from 3 PM to 5 PM).
• Forget the usual schedule of meals. If you go to a restaurant before 9:30 PM, it will most likely be empty. Greeks prefer to enjoy afternoon coffee at 6 or 7 PM and then have dinner only around 10 PM.
• Tips in restaurants and cafés are already included in the price. When paying in cash, use banknotes and round up the total amount.
• Be sure to stop by the Loukoumades café located at Eolou 21. You will definitely like the traditional Greek dessert (deep-fried donuts with honey and cinnamon).
• Greeks talk and laugh quite loudly. They gesticulate a lot, as well as hug and kiss each other on the cheek when greeting, so do not be surprised when you see such a behaviour.

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