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Driving in Greece is not to be taken lightly, for the country has the highest car accident rate in Europe! While this is bad news, the good part is that most people have no trouble driving the main roads of Greece, and there are good roads leading to all of the major tourist destinations. However, if you're an inexperienced driver, or a tourist, Greece's roads may not be for you. It is best to opt for a carhire in Greece along with a local driver who has good knowledge of Greek road laws. Car hire in Greece is cheap and gas is also inexpensive compared to U.S. standards. Urban areas in Greece have a speed limit of 50 kmph, outside the cities have 110 kmph, while freeways/expressways have a speed limit of 120 kmph. Parking is forbidden within nine feet of a fire hydrant, 15 feet of an intersection, or 45 feet from a bus stop. Road fines in Greece are expensive, often hundreds of euros.

Greece is a nation that banks on the unquestioning hospitality of its people. Their zest for life, warm and friendly nature and welcoming attitude towards tourists is what makes a visitor's experience in the country completely unforgettable. Though the country has modernized over time and world-class facilities are now available. If you care to look deeper, you will still be able to find a country rooted in tradition, complete with a romantic slow boat voyage to rocky isles; wholesome, home-cooked food; and quaint rooms at an inn tended with a smile. Before you set foot here, decide which particular Greece you want to experience. Then come and find it.

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