US Citizens traveling to Greece need a current passport. Check the expiration date to make sure that it does not expire within 6 months of your trip. Visas are not required.

Concerns about the European Economy have had very little effect on tourism in Greece, especially outside the capital. ATMs may limit the amount of money you may withdraw, so it is advisable to manage your cash accordingly. Most small businesses prefer cash transactions, but larger hotels and transport companies usually accept Master Card and Visa.

Stay abreast of any travel advisories through the US State Department Website.

The remote location of Amorgos works like a natural filter keeping crowds small and the island unspoiled. From the United States, you will fly to Athens. You should plan to arrive at least one day before the start of the retreat.

Option 1: Ferry from Athens

Ferries run between Athens and the ports of Katapola and Aegialis on either Seajets or Blue Star. The best and easiest ferry is the Blue Star (or Hellenic) Highspeed 4. We recommend an upgrade to the VIP section for the most comfortable travel and optimal viewing.

Option 2: Ferry from Santorini or Naxos

Flights are plentiful and inexpensive between Athens and Santorini or Athens and Naxos and the Ferry ride from either one is approximately 1-3 hours. Travel typically takes place midday.

Access Ferry Schedules and Pricing Here.

Access Flight Schedules and Pricing through olympicair.com or aegeanair.com.

Sheila is a licensed travel agent and happy to guide you through the travel booking process 

if you need help. Email Sheila with any questions you may have.