Greece tourist tax 2026: €0.50–€15 per room per night, the same on every island
Greece charges one national fee, the climate crisis resilience fee, per room per night (not per person): €2–€15 from April to October and €0.50–€4 from November to March, depending on the type of accommodation (a 4-star hotel room: €10 in high season, €3 in low season). It is the same in Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Rhodes, Corfu and every other island.
| Destination | Rate 2026 | Max taxable nights | Exempt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Athens | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
| Santorini | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
| Mykonos | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
| Crete | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
| Rhodes | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
| Corfu | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
| Zakynthos | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
| Kos | €0.50–€15.00 per room per night | – | – |
Not tax advice. Tourist taxes are set by local or national authorities and can change. They are usually collected by your hotel or host, who applies the official rules: check the final amount with your accommodation.