Misrata to Athens - 2 ways to travel via plane, and car

There are 2 ways to get from Misrata to Athens by plane or car

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Fly • 6h 55m

Fly from Misurata (MRA) to Athens (ATH) MRA - ATH

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Drive • 2 days 11h

Drive from Misrata to Peiraias car ferry 5191.6 km

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Misurata (MRA) to Athens (ATH) flights

9 Weekly Planes

6h 28m Average Duration

€81 Cheapest Price

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What is the cheapest way to get from Misrata to Athens?

The cheapest way to get from Misrata to Athens is to fly which costs $160 - $310 and takes 6h 55m.

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What is the fastest way to get from Misrata to Athens?

The fastest way to get from Misrata to Athens is to fly which takes 6h 55m and costs $160 - $310.

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How far is it from Misrata to Athens?

The distance between Misrata and Athens is 1060 km. The road distance is 5191.6 km.

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How long does it take to get from Misrata to Athens?

It takes approximately 6h 55m to get from Misrata to Athens, including transfers.

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What is the time difference between Misrata and Athens?

Athens is 1h ahead of Misrata. It is currently 5:27 PM in Misrata and 6:27 PM in Athens.

Can I drive from Misrata to Athens?

Yes, the driving distance between Misrata to Athens is 5192 km. It takes approximately 2 days 11h to drive from Misrata to Athens.

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Where can I stay near Athens?

There are 9730+ hotels available in Athens. Prices start at €45 per night.

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Distance: 1060.2 km
Duration: 6h 55m

What companies run services between Misrata, Libya and Athens, Greece?

Egyptair, Medsky Airways and four other airlines fly from Misrata to Athens once daily.

Airlines

Aegean Airlines

Website: en.aegeanair.com

Flights from Misurata to Athens via Istanbul

Ave. Duration: 6h 41m
When: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Estimated price: €100 - €350

Turkish Airlines

Website: turkishairlines.com

Flights from Misurata to Athens via Istanbul

Ave. Duration: 6h 41m
When: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Estimated price: €100 - €350

Egyptair

Website: egyptair.com

Flights from Misurata to Athens via Cairo

Ave. Duration: 5h 50m
When: Tuesday and Saturday
Estimated price: €190 - €550

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How to get from Misrata to Athens by plane or car

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There are 2 ways to get from Misrata to Athens by plane or car

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Fly • 6h 55m

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Drive • 2 days 11h

Misurata (MRA) to Athens (ATH) flights

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There are 2 ways to get from Misrata to Athens by plane or car

Recommended option

Fly • 6h 55m

1 alternative option

Drive • 2 days 11h

Misurata (MRA) to Athens (ATH) flights

Questions & Answers

What companies run services between Misrata, Libya and Athens, Greece?

Flights from Misurata to Athens via Istanbul

Flights from Misurata to Athens via Istanbul

Flights from Misurata to Athens via Cairo

Want to know more about travelling around Greece

Related travel guides

Getting around the Cyclades

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