Means of transport Héraklion

Aegean is a Greek airline founded in 1999. In 2013, it bought the emblematic Olympic, and thus became the largest airline in the country. Aegean is a member of the Star Alliance and currently offers 31 domestic and 120 international flights to 44 countries, mainly to Europe. It serves Paris, Deauville, Metz, Strasbourg, Nantes, Lyon, Bordeaux, Toulouse and Marseille to Heraklion and Hania airports in Crete, among others. It also serves the Greek islands furthest from the Aegean Sea, including Kastellorizo.

Founded in 1972 in Heraklion, the company is one of the leaders in the passenger transport sector. The first trip between Heraklion and Piraeus took place in 1974 aboard the Minos ferry. The company has a large fleet of ships linking Heraklion to Piraeus, as well as to the Cyclades (Milos, Ios, Mykonos, Paros and Santorini). It's also possible to sail from Chania to Piraeus. On board, you'll find gyms, spas, bars, boutiques and restaurants for your utmost comfort. Ideal for motorhome travelers.

Founded in 1967, Anek Lines is a company whose shareholders were initially ordinary Cretans who wanted their island to be served frequently and safely with large vessels. In 1970, Kydon, the emblematic ship linking Piraeus and Chania for 20 years, made its first voyage. It was a tanker launched in 1953 and converted into a ferry in 1968, according to the custom of the time. At present the company has a fleet of 9 ships of Greek registry serving, among others, the Cyclades and the Dodecanese.

As Greek cabs have an unfortunate tendency to adapt the fare to the customer's head, cab ranks in Cretan towns often have a sign summarizing the indicative fares for various destinations. For the airport, expect to pay around €17 and a 15-minute journey. Heraklion Taxi operates in seventy-five different locations in Crete and is available 24 hours a day, every day of the week. It's a reliable company, providing comfortable transport. Several options are available on the website.

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