Greece Trip Cost Calculator
Plan your Greece budget with detailed cost breakdowns for 5 destinations.
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Greece Travel Budget Guide
Planning Your Greece Budget
Greece offers incredible variety - affordable Athens and the mainland, moderate mid-tier islands like Crete and Rhodes, and expensive glamour islands like Santorini and Mykonos. Ferry costs add up quickly when island-hopping, so plan routes carefully.
Regional Price Differences
- Athens: Surprisingly affordable for a capital city. Great budget food and accommodation.
- Santorini: Most expensive Greek island. Caldera views command premium prices.
- Mykonos: Party island prices - expensive accommodation, food, and beach clubs.
- Crete: Large island with range of prices. Heraklion affordable, resort areas pricier.
- Rhodes: Good value with mix of history and beaches.
- Mainland (Delphi, Meteora): Very affordable outside peak season.
- Thessaloniki: Second city, excellent value with great food scene.
Money-Saving Tips for Greece
- Eat at tavernas, not tourist restaurants - Waterfront views cost 50% more for same food.
- Book ferries early - Blue Star and Hellenic Seaways offer discounts for advance booking.
- Visit shoulder season - May-June and September offer great weather at 30-40% lower prices.
- Choose budget islands - Naxos, Paros, Crete are better value than Santorini/Mykonos.
- Drink house wine - €5-8/carafe at tavernas vs €20+ bottles at restaurants.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 2-week trip to Greece cost?
A 2-week trip to Greece costs $980-1,680 for budget travelers, $2,100-3,920 for mid-range, and $5,600+ for luxury travelers, including accommodation, food, ferries, and activities.
Is Greece expensive to visit?
Greece varies dramatically by location. Athens and mainland are affordable, while Santorini and Mykonos are expensive. Budget travelers can manage on $70-120/day avoiding peak islands.
What is the cheapest time to visit Greece?
November to March (excluding Christmas) offers the lowest prices but limited island access. May-June and September-October balance good weather with reasonable prices.
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