Going to Athens is a long trip and you will to bring a lot of stuff. Luckily we made a packing list just for you!
Documents & Tech: Passport (valid 3+ months), ETIAS authorization (starting late 2026), physical/digital ID copies, Euro cash for small vendors, Type C/F adapter, portable power bank, and AirTags for luggage.
Clothing: 3–4 linen or cotton tops, 2–3 pairs of shorts or wide-leg trousers, 2 sundresses (one casual, one for dinner), 1 lightweight cardigan or denim jacket, 2 swimsuits with a sarong, and 1 large scarf to cover shoulders in churches.
Footwear: Comfortable walking sneakers with good grip for slippery marble, supportive sandals (e.g., Birkenstock), and one pair of dressy flats.
Toiletries: High-SPF sunscreen, lip balm, hydrating moisturizer, travel-sized hair/body products, and personal medications (including motion sickness pills for ferries).
Accessories: Wide-brimmed sun hat, polarized sunglasses, secure crossbody bag, and a reusable water bottle.
Documents & Tech: Passport (valid 3+ months), ETIAS authorization (starting late 2026), debit/credit cards with no foreign fees, International Driving Permit if renting a car, Type C/F adapter, and noise-canceling headphones for travel.
Clothing: 4–5 breathable t-shirts, 2–3 short-sleeve button-downs or polos, 1–2 linen shirts, 2–3 pairs of chino or performance shorts, 1 pair of lightweight trousers, 1 lightweight hoodie or overshirt, and 2 pairs of quick-dry swim trunks.
Footwear: High-traction walking sneakers for uneven terrain, leather sandals or loafers for dinner, and flip-flops for the beach or hotel.
Toiletries: Shaving kit, deodorant, toothbrush, high-SPF sunscreen, and a small first-aid kit with band-aids and ibuprofen.
Accessories: Baseball cap or sun hat, polarized sunglasses, small daypack for exploring, and a reusable water bottle