Experience the rich history and vibrant culture of Greece when you hire a private jet to Athens with LunaJets. As the cradle of Western civilization, Athens seamlessly blends ancient landmarks with modern luxury. Let LunaJets ensure your journey to Greece’s iconic capital is both seamless and sophisticated.
Chartering a private jet from Athens cost from approximately €12,390 to Rome and up to €31,790 to Rome.
| Route | Flight time | Aircraft | Category | Seat | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flight time: 1H40 | Aircraft: Legacy 600 | Large Jets | Seat: 13 | Price: € 31,790 | Enquire |
| Flight time: 1H55 | Aircraft: Citation Mustang | Very Light Jet | Seat: 4 | Price: € 12,390 | Enquire |
| Flight time: 1H45 | Aircraft: Citation XLS | Super Light Jet | Seat: 8 | Price: € 15,810 | Enquire |
Our team of private aviation advisors recommend Athens International Airport (ATH, LGAV) for travel to and from Athens.
The aircraft models that can land in Athens are:
Seats: 8
Speed: 458 kts | 850 km/h
Range: 3200 nm | 5926 km
Seats: 14
Speed: 546 kts | 1013 km/h
Range: 5200 nm | 9630 km
Our Private Jet Advisors are available 24/7 to help you through every step of your booking process.
Thomas Hauser
Managing Director DACH
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Paul Lanxade
Private Aviation Advisor
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Greece represents the oldest civilization in Europe and brims with ancient culture waiting for you to enjoy it. You can learn about the rise and fall of the Athenian Empire, the cities’ rebirth as the starting point of European philosophy, and much more. If architecture suits your fancy, you need to see the Parthenon, the Acropolis Museum, and other ancient landmarks that have stood for millennia.
When it comes to the details of your stay, you won’t lack options. Since Athens' history, architecture, and wonderful climate have attracted visitors for centuries, there are countless luxury hotels for you to choose from.
When you charter a private jet to Athens, you are welcomed into luxury with a variety of accommodations ranging from classic grandeur to boutique style.
If history is Athens (Greece) main draw for you, then you’ll need to visit the Hotel Grande Bretagne. It’s the most historic property in the heart of Athens, having served visitors ever since 1874.
Neo-classical elegance combined with state-of-the-art facilities located in the historic Syntagma Square, the classical furnishings and incredible views of the Parthenon from King George Palace provides everything you could expect in 5-star luxury accommodation.
Looking for a classy, elegant, Michelin-starred dinner? Try Botrini's. The chef's Greek-Italian heritage shines through his cooking, which incorporates techniques and dishes from both nations. For an added personal touch, the chef also brought the unique culinary traditions of his home island of Corfu with him. Try out the "My Origins" set menu to enjoy a unique, vibrant meal that even most Greeks will not have experienced.
If seafood is more to your taste, you’ll love the menu at Varoulko Seaside. They prepare squid, octopus, and other delicious dishes straight from the Mediterranean Sea. High quality, ultra-fresh ingredients are at the heart of the Varoulko Seaside menu.
Athens's highest-rated restaurant is Spondi, which holds two Michelin stars. It’s an international restaurant that pairs exquisite French cuisine with fine Greek wines, a combination that gives every dish a local flair. Ambience and atmosphere are also a big selling point, thanks to the pair of charming dining rooms. The owners even designed one in the style of a vaulted cellar.
Athens (Greece) is a city with all sorts of interesting, exciting opportunities waiting for you. However, one of the most appealing aspects of the city is that it’s a gateway to so many other experiences. Don’t let your Athenian trip end at the city center, consider a nice cruise or a day trip to one of the many islands within close cruising distance.
Athens has a vibrant seafaring culture that comes with many choices of cruise trips. You can book a yacht charter from an established business, or you can find a local offering trips on their own vessel. No matter your taste, you’ll find a world of adventure waiting for you in the port of Athens.
All the Greek islands are worth visiting, but we’d like to highlight the island of Delphi. It’s an extremely important location in Greek culture and history. In the distant past, it was home to the Oracle of Delphi who forecast the defeat of the Persians and offered many other prophecies. Today, the island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, an archaeological goldmine of ancient ruins, and a hiker’s dream filled with breathtaking mountain views.
Here at LunaJets, we put a premium on your comfort and convenience. There’s no better way for you to enjoy a visit to a city like Athens (Greece) than via a quick, luxurious private jet flight. Charter a private jet with us and travel in the height of style and comfort to your destination.
Athens Airport-Venizelos (ATH) is approximately 33 kilometres from the city centre of Athens. It takes about 35 minutes by car.
Many visitors arrive at Athens airport (IATA: ATH, ICAO: LGAV) to board a ferry or cruise ship at Piraeus port. From Piraeus, you can travel to beautiful Greek islands and cruise the Mediterranean. To board your vessel, you must travel 50 kilometres (31 miles) between the two transport hubs.
Yes, Athens International Airport, Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) is the only airport in the city.
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