by – Paul Wormsbacher, Tour Manager, Europe The Corinth Canal is a man-made canal that separates northern Greece from the Peloponnese in the south. For thousands of years ships traveling from the Aegean Sea to the Mediterranean Sea had to take the days-long journey around the Peloponnese peninsula. The idea of digging a canal through the roughly 6.3 kilometer (4 mile) stretch of land... more »
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by – Matt Vernick, Tour Manager, Europe The Adriatic Ferry is an overnight ferry used on some tours in Europe, most typically on tours traveling to and from Greece. The Adriatic Ferries are owned and operated by various Greek ferry companies and accommodation on the Adriatic Ferry is in cabins that are quad share for Camping and Concept/Budget Tours and triple, twin or single share... more »
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More Tour and Travel Advice for Europe Contiki uses many different hotels in Athens and you should check your tour documentation for confirmation of your exact hotel. It is roughly 30€ in a cab from the airport to almost any of the hotels Contiki uses in Athens and Glyfada. Taxis can also become more expensive during the morning and evening due to peak hour traffic. The journey usua... more »
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