Private Transfers to Cape Sounio Grecotel Hotel from Airport & Ports

Cape Sounio is located in Sounio, on the Athens Riviera, facing the Temple of Poseidon and the Aegean Sea. The resort sits at 67 km Athens – Sounio Road, around 48 km from Athens International Airport and only 10 km from Olympic Marina and Lavrio Port.

The location is spectacular and secluded and most guests arrange their transfer before they arrive. There is no direct public bus, train or metro connection from the airport or ports to Sounio and the hotel itself recommends to arrange your transport in advance.

Van Taxi Transfer runs fixed price minivan transfers from Athens Airport and the main ports of Athens to Cape Sounio.

Why Arrange a Private Transfer to Cape Sounio Resort?

Cape Sounio is close enough to Athens for a smooth arrival, but far enough from the city. Α planned transfer makes the journey much easier. The drive from Athens Airport usually takes around 40 to 50 minutes, depending on traffic, while Piraeus Port can take around 1 to 1 – ½ hours.

With a private transfer, the cost is fixed before you travel, the driver meets you on arrival and the route goes direct to the hotel.

Fixed transfer cost

The price is set before you travel, so there are no surprises on arrival and no need to arrange transport after a long flight or ferry journey.

About the Hotel

Cape Sounio is a luxury Grecotel resort in Sounio. The resort features in Tatler’s 101 Best Hotels in the World 2026. The hotel is set on an archaeological site and faces the legendary Temple of Poseidon and the Aegean Sea. The resort is surrounded by pine forest, ancient ruins and private beaches, that create a secluded seaside setting close to Athens.

Accommodation includes newly renewed bungalows, suites and villas arranged amphitheatrically within the landscape. Many rooms and villas offer sea, garden or Temple of Poseidon views, with options such as swim up bungalows, private pool suites, family accommodation and high end villas.

Dining is a major part of the Cape Sounio experience. The resort has eight restaurants and bars that overlook the Temple of Poseidon, such as The Restaurant, Yali by the waterfront, Cape Sounio Restaurant, Aegean Grill, Beach Bar, Pool Bar, Panorama Lounge Bar and private dining options.

Cape Sounio’s Spa has been reimagined around the “Elevations of Wellness” programme created with wellness expert Vicky Vlachonis. Facilities include private massage rooms, a heated hydrotherapy pool, sea view indoor and outdoor gym, beauty salon, yoga and mat Pilates deck.

Families are well looked after. Children up to 12 can stay free in select room types and periods, with complimentary kids dining, Grecoland activities, sports, creative workshops, a children’s pool and family-friendly accommodation options.

Experiences include Temple of Poseidon tours, sea kayaking, scuba diving, snorkelling, watersports, mountain biking, yoga, private dining, wine tasting, boat trips, catamaran tours and full moon celebrations by the sea.