Once you arive to Crete, you will need transportation to the Venue. As there is no rail service in Crete, the choices are taxi, renting a car or taking the bus:

• Getting a taxi is probably the easiest of the three as taxis are abundant and right outside the airport terminal.
• Renting a car is easy too as there are several points within the airport that you may do so. Moreover, GPS navigation covers the entire island.
• Travelling by bus in Crete requires a sence of adventure. Even though busses will take you anywhere on the island, you may have trouble with routes and timetables. There are two operators for inter-city travelling:
  • • KTEL Chania
    • KTEL Heraklio

Driving in Crete offers a unique chance to discover diverse landscapes, villages, and ancient ruins at your own pace. To ensure a smooth journey, remember these key points:

• Prioritize Road Safety: Safety is paramount. Ensure you have both your driver’s license and a valid international driver’s license. Familiarize yourself with local traffic rules, including varying speed limits on different road types. Be cautious on narrow, winding mountain roads, and watch for crossing goats and sheep.
• Respect Local Etiquette: Driving defensively is crucial, as Greek drivers tend to be confident and assertive. Avoid unnecessary use of the horn, and always yield to pedestrians at designated crossings.

By following these guidelines, you’ll have a safe and enjoyable driving experience while exploring the beautiful island of Crete.