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CURRENCY
The euro (€) is the official currency.
Many restaurants and shops accept cards, but carry cash, as smaller establishments, taxis, and private boats may prefer cash.
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OUTLET
The standard in Greece is type C or F (2 round pins), with a voltage of 220V.
TIME ZONE
+6 hours in relation to Brasília time during European Summer Time (August).
VISA
Brazilian citizens do not need a visa to enter Greece (or other European Union countries) for stays up to 90 days.
A valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity from the date of entry is required.
At immigration, you may be asked to provide proof of return ticket, accommodation reservation, or the address where you will be staying.
Travel insurance is not mandatory but highly recommended (and may be requested in some cases).
WEATHER
August is the height of summer in Greece, with average temperatures between 25°C and 32°C.
Sunscreen, a hat and light clothing are essential.
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LANGUAGE
The official language is Greek, but in Paros and Antiparos almost everyone speaks basic English, especially in hotels, restaurants and shops.
TRANSPORTATION
Cars, scooters, and quad bikes are ideal for exploring the islands freely.
We strongly recommend renting a car or quad bike in advance, as taxis in Antiparos are very limited (almost non-existent).
Transfers will only be available for guests on event days.
HEALTH
TRAVEL INSURANCE: Highly recommended, as it covers medical emergencies, lost luggage and other unforeseen events.
VACCINES: There are no specific vaccination requirements to enter Greece.