What is the best insect repellent in Greece?
What is the best insect repellent in Greece? Essential oils, such as citronella, lemon eucalyptus, lavender, peppermint, basil, eucalyptus, rosemary, thyme, and sage, have been proven effective against mosquitoes and you'll find candles and coils infused with these available in supermarkets, mini-markets and hardware stores in Greece.
What tablets can you take to stop mosquito bites?
Many dermatologists now recommend that the skin can be made much less attractive to biting insects by taking Vitamin B supplements whilst at risk. So, we recommend that Vitamin B complex, 2 tablets twice a day, or Vitamin B-1, 100 mg daily, is a good way of helping to reduce the risk of being bitten.
Can you get ill from mosquito bites in Greece?
In Greece there are some mosquito species that can transmit certain diseases, if infected: West Nile virus, which is transmitted through the “house” common mosquitoes, is considered established in our country, and cases are recorded almost annually during the transmission season.
How can I avoid getting sick in Greece?
- Eat and drink safely. ...
- Prevent bug bites. ...
- Stay safe outdoors. ...
- Keep away from animals. ...
- Reduce your exposure to germs. ...
- Avoid sharing body fluids. ...
- Know how to get medical care while traveling. ...
- Select safe transportation.
What do hotels use to keep mosquitoes away?
Culinary herbs like basil, mint, rosemary, and lavender not only deter flies and mosquitoes but also imbue a landscape with a new dimension. Some hotel chefs would welcome an on-site herb garden! They are visually attractive, and they perfume the air as well, adding another dimension to the landscape.