Hitchhiking from Agía Paraskeví
Hitchhiking to Agía Paraskeví
Recent reviews mentioning Agía Paraskeví
38.48143, 22.59094
Solid spot as there are lots of tourists going back to Athens from their daytrips to Delphi. I ended up finding a ride with an Albanian living in Greece who was going to Athens to visit his mother in the hospital in Athens.―Kartenhouse
38.15499, 23.85584
Not a lot of traffic with a small pocket to pull over. It is not on the main highway. A driver pivked me up and drove me to a gas station on the highway itself.―Mr.minefield
39.81641, 22.50849
boy and girl got picked up in 20 minutes, waiting just behind the turn in to the service station. lots of traffic going far south―cap174
38.15499, 23.85584
Didn't get a ride here, this is not the main highway and a lot of cars are going to their villages. While we were walking towards the toll road a car stopped and bringed us 60km north from there. To arrive here we took a Train and then walked 3km―Atomico
39.49785, 20.26304
Tried the other spots at the other harbour for around 2 hours first, but wasn't successful as there were no ferries arriving there, but at this spot I waited right at the spot where the cars come off of the ferry and found some nice guys who took me all the way to Athens (which was pretty lucky I guess)―Anonymous
38.45698, 23.59644
Very wide road, a lot of people go to Athens, especially on Sunday. Plenty of space for cars to stop. You're visible from the far. A greek took me to Kifisia in Athens, nice ride.―Phong
38.1395, 23.8473
It's a difficult place for cars to stop, but there is a traffic light and a little space at the side to stop quickly. A Greek took me from there to Chalkida and we even went for lunch and swimming. Lucky day 🙌🏻―Phong
37.83355, 23.77269
Spot is good if you need to go to Athens, there's a little parking area for cars to stop. I waited at a traffic light at this intersection. A Georgian worker stopped and brought me to Athens, Syntagma. Nice ride―Phong
38.15499, 23.85584
Waited a minute to get a ride up the road parallel the A1 near Afidnes.Took quite some time to get here from Athens by public transport, but worth the hassle.
―platschi
38.06453, 23.75139
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38.06453, 23.75139
i tried hitching north out of athens directly on the E75. didnt work. eventually a guy on a moped picked me up and took me a few km farther where i got on a coach. i got off during a rest and didnt pay.―Anonymous
38.06833, 23.7606
By European standards, terrible. Three hours for a short ride. Next time I'm in town, I'm searching far and wide for a better spot.―Anonymous
38.06833, 23.7606
got a ride in 2 hours.―Gwlan
38.06833, 23.7606
got a hitch on a sunday after one hour.. average for greece :)―Oskarwald
38.06833, 23.7606
That's a very bad point to start hitch-hiking north. Better try the spot in Agios Stefanos, at the terminus of the bus 509, when you are already out of the city.―Anonymous
38.06833, 23.7606
The only spot for going north described on the "Athens" hitchwiki page, recommended to get any short ride to first toll station and then try to get long-distance ride―Anonymous
38.06323, 23.74918
(did some mistakes in the story anyway, Greece can be hard for hitchhikers, peace)―Anonymous
38.06323, 23.74918
It was on the 24th July 2010After 4.5 hours of walking (getting lost in small streets), I was warned by a service operator that
The toll is forbidden for hitchhikers, and one of the girls told him to get my ass out of here. He suggested me to continue my way by going south on the national road, bad idea either. I had to throw my bag above the fence (2.3 meters or so) and my french id card was checked by two police motocycles one hour after at another spot (just at an entrance to the national road)
―Anonymous
38.10392, 23.81533
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38.15499, 23.85584
I think this is the best place to start HH if you are heading north from Athensps: bus 508 does not operate anymore, take 509 from kifisia and stop "neo terma" from there you can take a short ride until the first tools or walk (5km away)
―Kostme