Live Athens gives you all the numbers to call in case of medical emergencies. First aid, SOS Doctors, on-call pharmacies, hospital hotlines, Athens poison control center, etc. And also the contact information of the consular services that can assist you in certain cases of medical emergencies.
When organizing a family vacation in Greece, it’s crucial to compile a list of vital emergency numbers for unforeseen situations. Here are some of the key contacts you may require throughout your stay:
Useful numbers for medical emergencies
Here is an infographic that will be useful to you, whether you live in Greece or are visiting the country as a tourist. We hope you won’t need it but… you never know?
In case of a general emergency in Greece, dial 112, the national emergency number that covers medical, police, or fire emergencies.
For non-emergency police situations, call 100. In the event of a fire, reach out to the fire department at 199. Dial 166 for ambulance services during medical emergencies.
Tourists seeking assistance or information can contact the Tourist Police at 171. In maritime emergencies, such as accidents or incidents, call the Coast Guard at 108.
Additionally, 112 serves as the European emergency number, enabling you to access emergency services across the European Union.
It is essential to have these numbers readily accessible during your time in Greece. Additionally, it is advisable to save them in your phone or jot them down on paper for quick reference in case of an emergency. Being prepared and knowing whom to contact in case of need will contribute to a safe and enjoyable vacation experience for you and your family in Greece.
Laure M.
