Useful information

A few practical things to know during your stay in Syros.

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Emergency Numbers

112 — European Emergency Number: The general EU emergency line. Operators can assist in Greek, English, and French and can connect you with police, fire services, or an ambulance.

100 — Hellenic Police: Direct line to the Greek Police dispatch centre for crimes in progress or situations requiring immediate police assistance.

171 — Tourist Police: A dedicated hotline for visitors, offering help and information related to tourism matters.

Hospital & Pharmacies

General Hospital of Syros: For medical emergencies and healthcare services: https://share.google/C7Q0iU5cWooNRxLlC

Pharmacies: There is always a pharmacy open at night on the island. For the latest information and the pharmacy on duty, check: https://www.syrostoday.gr/pharmacies

Trasport

For taxi services around the island, check: https://syros-taxi.gr/

Syros bus network (KTEL) from Ermoupoli to the main beaches is reliable. You can plan your route here: https://www.syros.gr/local-buses-timetable/

There’s also a free mini-bus in Ermoupoli from Monday to Saturday for getting around the town centre. For more information, check: https://www.syros.gr/mini-bus-timetable/

Information on where to park in Syros, check: https://www.syros.gr/parking/