Reliable private transfer to Vourvourou on Sithonia — approx. 100 km in around 1 hour 20 minutes. Fixed price, door-to-door, free child seats.
The route from Thessaloniki Airport "Makedonia" (SKG) to Vourvourou on the second peninsula of Chalkidiki, Sithonia, is one of the most popular routes in northern Greece. Travelers reach their destination over a distance of about 100 to 104 kilometers — a relaxed journey.
Under normal traffic conditions, the driving time averages 1 hour 20 minutes to around 1 hour 49 minutes. This varies depending on the traffic volume in the greater Thessaloniki area and the chosen route sections. The drive mostly leads via the national road (Ethniki Odos) towards Nea Moudania and then through the mountainous hinterland of Sithonia down to the coast at Vourvourou.
The picturesque route already offers first impressions of the Greek landscape, but transitions from fast highway sections to winding coastal roads — planning a small time reserve is therefore recommended. Many vacationers appreciate the direct connection, which leads without detours "door to door" to the hotel.
A private transfer is the most comfortable and efficient way to travel the distance. Standard vehicles for 1 to 4 people start at a fixed price of around €130 for a one-way trip. Premium vehicles and higher comfort classes tend to be between €150 and €170.
Families and larger groups with a lot of luggage often use a minivan — prices here range between approx. €160 and €180. For very large groups (up to 18 people), private minibuses are available from around €220.
| Vehicle Type | Passengers | Luggage (approx.) | Price (Guide) | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Sedan | 1–4 | 2–3 bags | €130 | Fixed-price private transfer |
| Premium / Business | 1–4 | 2–3 bags | €150 – €170 | More comfortable vehicles |
| Minivan | 5–8 | 5–8 bags | €160 – €180 | Ideal for families & lots of luggage |
| Private Minibus | 9–18 | Large luggage | €220 | For large groups & clubs |
Note: Our prices are fixed prices, which already include toll fees and taxes. An additional tip is not included in the price, but is customary.
Exclusive booking only for you and your companions.
The cheaper, but slower variant with intermediate stops.
For Vourvourou, a private transfer is recommended: the hotels and villas are scattered, and a shuttle bus often only runs to a central point — the rest would have to be covered on foot or by taxi.
The cheapest option, but with significantly more time spent. There is no direct bus from the airport to Vourvourou — the route requires transfers:
Total travel time including waiting times: up to 3 hours or more. An option for backpackers — often uncomfortable for families with luggage or in the heat.
If you want to fully explore the Sithonia peninsula, a rental car is a good option. SKG Airport hosts all major rental companies (Hertz, Avis, Sixt, and local providers).
Financially worthwhile for stays of several days or if you want to explore the remote bays of Sithonia.
Check these points to avoid surprises:
After landing and passport control, head to baggage claim. The driver waits at the official "Meeting Point" in the arrivals hall, just before you enter the exit area.
Vourvourou is a district of the municipality of Sithonia and is located on the east coast of the peninsula, opposite the island of Diaporos. The area is known for its crystal-clear bays and the so-called "Azure Coast".
Getting there by transfer is the most stress-free start to a vacation that is otherwise relaxed and far from mass tourism.
In Vourvourou, you will feel like you are in the Caribbean. The drive takes about 80 minutes. I know the area very well and can show you where to rent boats to explore Diaporos Island. The roads in Vourvourou are often narrow and sandy — no problem for my experienced hands at the wheel.
A taxi or private transfer costs on average between €130 and €170 for the vehicle (1–4 people), depending on the season. These prices are fixed prices for a one-way trip. For larger groups (up to 8 people) in a minivan, prices are often between €160 and €180.
Yes, we offer a 24/7 service. It is best to book online in advance and be sure to provide your correct flight number — this way, the driver monitors the flight and automatically adjusts the pickup time in case of delays.
Yes, the cheapest option is the public bus (KTEL) for under €20 per person. However, it requires transfers at Thessaloniki main station and in Polygyros, and a travel time of over 3 hours. A shared shuttle is a compromise — cheaper but slower than a private transfer.
The driver waits at the official "Meeting Point" in the arrivals hall (after baggage claim), usually with a sign with your name. If necessary, we will also contact you via WhatsApp or phone.
Tipping is not mandatory in Greece, but it is a welcome gesture. For good service, 5% to 10% of the fare or a flat amount of €5 to €10 is customary.
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