Cruise passenger fees in Greece to increase from July 1

·

Cruise ship passenger fees are expected to rise beginning July 1, according to information published in Kathimerini.

The article, written by Ilias Bellos, mentions that revised fee will be charged per passenger and per port, with the amount varying depending on the time of year.

During the peak tourist season, the fee for popular destinations like Mykonos and Santorini will be set at 20 euros.

Sources indicate that the relevant ministries are preparing to sign the necessary decisions in the coming days. The measure is designed both to ease overcrowding at heavily visited cruise destinations—such as the two Cycladic islands—and to generate additional revenue for funding port infrastructure and tourism development projects.

Source: kathimerini

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Athenian Association of NSW hosts ‘Rebetiko of Athens’ evening

Athenian Association of NSW hosted a special cultural evening in Lakemba celebrating the history and legacy of Greek rebetiko music.

Australian Hellenic Choir to present tribute concert honouring Giorgos Zambetas

Australian Hellenic Choir will present a tribute concert celebrating the music and legacy of Greek artist Giorgos Zambetas in Sydney.

Chris Christofi honoured in Cyprus for philanthropy

Chris Christofi has received a philanthropy honour in Cyprus, for his charitable work and community impact at the CYDIA Awards 2026.

St Spyridon College marks 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete

St Spyridon College commemorated the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete with a wreath-laying ceremony.

Arthur Diles departs Melbourne Victory after Grand Final season

Melbourne Victory has confirmed the departure of head coach Arthur Diles following the conclusion of his contract.

You May Also Like

Melbourne mum Zoe George is excited but nervous to enter the Big Brother house

Greek Australian mum of two, Zoe George, is set to shock audiences with her energetic yet no-nonsense attitude when she enters the Big Brother house.

Greek flag flies high in Perth to honour the Evzones’ inaugural visit to the city

Crowds gathered in Perth, Western Australia today to witness Greece's Presidential Guard march down St Georges Terrace for the first time.

Australia’s Prime Minister praises Alexandra Vakitsidis for service to Greek community

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with Alexandra Vakitsidis OAM during his ministerial trip to Adelaide in September.