Mykonos and Santorini cruise tax starts today – this is what it will cost passengers
Two Greek islands introduce new tourist tax
- Greece will introduce a new cruise passenger tax for holidaymakers visiting two of its most popular islands from July 1.
- The charge of €20 per passenger will be applied to Mykonos and Santorini during the peak summer season, from June 1 to September 30.
- After September 30, the fee will decrease to €12, further dropping to €4 during the low season from November 1 to March 31.
- For other Greek ports, cruise passengers will pay a maximum of €5 during peak travel months, with lower fees of €1 for the low season and €3 for the shoulder season.
- The tax aims to curb overtourism, protect struggling infrastructure, and ensure local communities benefit from cruise tourism, with funds financing local port and tourism projects.