Be cautious and mindful at all times. Be careful when walking into the busy main streets after withdrawing cash from ATMs. Avoid isolated places, such as beaches, especially after dark.
Do not carry large amounts of money or jewelry. Be sure to check the hotels safe to make sure it is truly safe.

To drive you will usually need to purchase a temporary driving permit. The vehicle rent companies typically assist with this.
Be careful when driving around streets since there could be many potholes and speed bumps. Watch the speed limitations. You should take additional care on small streets and in rural regions where there are thin streets and blind corners. Pedestrians frequently walk in the streets and signs aren’t always visible.
Public transportation is accessible and is better for the economy. Minibus drivers may drive over the speed limit.

All airline travel is accompanied with complimentary soda drinks. They even offer alcoholic beverages on your ride. The seats are soft and allow for a comfortable long journey.

You can find the complete EU Air Safety List for the European Commission as well as the current incidents and injuries for the past year within the Aviation Safety system booklet.

All passengers are  required to go through metal detectors and Xray scanning to allow for a more safer ride.

Please be advised when you are going swimming. There are many large strong currents on few of our favorite beaches in the west and south coasts.

There may not be lifeguards or warning signs to alert you of the dangerous currents. Please always be aware of your surroundings and do not go swimming where you do not see others swimming.

Swimming is not recommended on lots of the west coast shores where currents are especially powerful. You should track all shores carefully and follow any regional warnings.