Greece's geography means that airport transfers vary dramatically by island and by destination. Arrivals at Athens' Eleftherios Venizelos airport heading for the city centre are a standard urban transfer; arrivals at Heraklion headed for an east Crete villa or at Santorini's small airport heading for a clifftop hotel require local knowledge, luggage navigation, and often specific timing around ferry connections. Island transfer logistics — especially when a flight lands and a ferry or water taxi follows — are best handled with a pre-booked driver who has the full itinerary rather than pieced together on arrival. Greece works better when the transport sequence is mapped before the flight.