Nuvi 350 in Greece

[dave_rein]

Does anyone have any experience using the Nuvi 350 in Greece?

I need to navigate within Athens (which seems to be okay according to coverage maps) and from Athens to Pelopennese peninsula. Coverage maps don't seem to be specific about regional roads so I thought I'd ask the 'experts'.

Thanks
Dave

[Jamas]

[dave_rein]

[Jamas]

[dave_rein]

That's proper groovy.

[tsdinos]

I have!!! last summer and last christmas, and i'm about to use it next week for easter holidays! :D

First of all MAKE SURE it wont KILL YOU!!!! be very carefull of the routes it suggests as it tends to tell you to drive wrongly on oneway roads. Also the maps dont have the latest traffic regulations, so before you follow the route make sure that its allowed to go this way and that the road EXISTS!!! Also be careful when driving there:
Motorbikes overtaking from every possible angle, mad taxi drivers and bus drivers, lately some idiots tend to put stickers on signs and cover them so you dont know what the sign says (eg dont turn right)

Last christmas it told me to go through an alley it didnt exist!!!

It may also not give you the best possible route, but at least it WILL get you there. I had no problems with that!

Where do you want to drive to pelloponese? V9 maps have some more road than V8 but dont really trust the GPS as few of these roads dont exist, or there are other much shorter and faster, although V9 maps are better. Basically navigating through pelloponese is fairly easy as there are only 3 main motorways (corinth-patras, corinth - tripolis, tripolis-kalamata) so try to also follow the signs with the city names (dont try to follow motorway numbers as very rarely mentioned on signs)

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