Guide to Driving in the Greek Islands

Drive through the stunning landscapes of the Greek Islands with car hire. Navigate your way to sights only reachable by car and take as much time as you like enjoying the picturesque backdrop and gorgeous scenery.

The terrain can be challenging at times, especially on the narrow roads winding up the mountains, so caution should be taken. Travel to more seclude beaches and traverse to the quieter spots for a good dose of relaxation. Whichever Greek Island you decide to visit, car hire is the best way to make the most of holiday.

Why not read our Greek Islands travel guide, you may also like to view information about destinations in the Greek Islands.

Essential Driving Information

• Children under 10 years must not sit in the front seat.
• Traffic drives on the right here.
• Minimum driving age is 17.
• If you have held your licence for less than two years, there is a zero tolerance policy on drink driving.
• Highways often have a white line along the nearside and slower traffic is expected to pull across it to allow overtaking.
• You can be fined for using your horn without good reason.
Vehicles may be towed away if parked illegally, or if violating traffic regulations.
• The use of full beam headlights in towns is forbidden.
• It is compulsory to wear seatbelts in the front and rear of a vehicle.
• The blood alcohol limit is 50mg of alcohol per 100ml blood.

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