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Randonneur
April 26, 2022
Cycling
The tunnel that goes under the sea is definitely closed to cyclists and pedestrians and is under video surveillance. The rumor that a road administration pickup truck would drive you through the tunnel is also not true (anymore?). I had Greek friends call me to avoid language difficulties.
The only option on site is to book a taxi or plan the detour via Arta.
The only option on site is to book a taxi or plan the detour via Arta.
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Max
September 15, 2023
Cycling
Update September 2023: Tunnel is closed to bicycles, there is NO driving service from the road administration, as stated on other sites on the Internet. But there is probably a bus for 5€ per bike and 1.8€ per person (please inform in advance), taxi or hitchhiking. We had to wait about 40 minutes for a pickup that could take our two bikes.
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Karl
April 21, 2024
Cycling
Update April 2024: It is true that the tunnel is definitely closed to bicycles - there were three of us and after a very short wait at the side of the road we were brought across by a yellow delivery van from the road administration. The board that the driver offered as a ramp to load the bikes suggests that they do not only do this as an exception...at least it was no loss of time for us.
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