Hitchhiking from Náfpaktos

Náfpaktos on Hitchhiking Map

16 of 16 hitchhikers who logged a ride starting in Greece said they would accept that ride again. See the data and its limits

Hitchhiking to Náfpaktos

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38.31537, 21.82767

Don’t even bother trying the highway, just take the old national road and go in smaller steps
―Tonajan

38.31673, 21.83016

Do NOT go to the toll station! Got kicked out by the police…
―Tonajan

Kind of have to revoke what I said before, because although there is low traffic, after some 90 minutes a friendly greek picked me up and made actually a pretty big detour to get me all the way to antirrio. So clouted down to cars that where passing, this is actually a pretty good quota.
―Tonajan

38.34041, 21.76052

Not the best spot for cars to stop, we were heading towards Preveza and got a ride until Missolonghi after waiting for some time
―Anonymous

38.32447, 21.87149

Perfect spot for getting to Athens - can ask at petrol station or just have a sign
―Kjmurray1230

38.3061, 21.80761

Shortest hitch of my life. Was walking the 4kms to the petrol station down the road and the first car that went past on the service road scooped me up and saved me 40mins of walking
―Kjmurray1230

39.91053, 20.36547

Everyone’s going to Greeceeee. Took 30 mins but got scooped up by the nicest Italian in an old convertible Mercedes and spent 2 days driving down the west coast.
―Kjmurray1230

38.33866, 21.74922

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38.2829, 21.77806

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38.33822, 21.75426

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38.33866, 21.74922

Good place to go to Ioannina or Arta
―Anonymous

38.2829, 21.77806

Direction south / Pyrgos / Kalamata
Take the bus number 6, ask the driver or someone to stop you at "Tofalos Stadium"
Good place, many cars, place to stop.
―Anonymous

38.33822, 21.75426

Direction Patra / Athens
Before the traffic lights, a small rocky parallel road is the place to hitchhike.
Unless it's difficult to stop there, greek people do it (they don't fear breaking the rules on the road).
―Anonymous