Santorini has a special Airport Express Bus, which runs a direct route to Santorini's main town of Fira. With no other stops, the ride takes only 10 minutes, and will only cost you €1.80. You'll find the bus stop just outside of the arrivals area of the airport, and you can easily buy tickets on the bus (cash only).
Is there Uber in Santorini airport?
Whether you go from the Santorini airport to Oia or Thera and vice versa, get where you're going with the Uber app you already know. Request a ride to and from JTR at the tap of a button.
How do I get from Santorini airport to my hotel?
Santorini Airport TransfersThe easiest way to get a private transfer from the Santorini airport to your hotel is to pre-book with Welcome Pickups. It's about the same price as a pre-booked taxi and there will be someone waiting at the airport for you with a welcome sign.
How much is a taxi from Santorini Airport to Thira?
How much is a cab from Santorini airport to Fira?
Taking a taxi from Santorini airport to Fira is the easiest and quickest transfer option. Taxis are available 24/7, and only take 25 minutes to reach Fira. There is no flat rate fee for taxis at Santorini airport, they are charged by a taximeter based on distance. The approximate fee to Fira will be 30€.
How much is a taxi from Thira airport to Fira?
Hence, the taxi fare from Santorini Airport to Fira is €60 per vehicle (up to 3 passengers). Furthermore, for larger groups kindly check out our shuttle or private transfer price lists.
Is Fira the same as Thira?
Fira, sometimes spelt 'Thira,' is the capital of the Greek island of Santorini. If you've seen photos of Santorini in the past, with its whitewashed rectangular buildings overlooking the contrasting, rich blue hues of the Mediterranean – well, then, this is where you can find that same enchanting scenery.
What is the difference between Thira and Fira in Santorini?
Firá (Greek: Φηρά, pronounced [fiˈra]) is the modern capital of the Greek Aegean island of Santorini (Thera). A traditional settlement, "Firá" derives its name from an alternative pronunciation of "Thíra", the ancient name of the island itself.