The Greek government has implemented a new disembarkation fee for cruise passengers visiting its islands. Travelers heading to Santorini and Mykonos will pay €20, while fees for other islands will be €5. These prices will change in October and during certain months next year. The fees aim to alleviate overcrowding due to high tourist numbers, as Greece welcomed over 7.9 million cruise passengers last year. Popular cruise lines offer specialized packages, emphasizing the scenic beauty and adventure opportunities on these islands.
The Greek government is now charging a disembarkation fee for travelers heading to the country's islands, impacting costs for cruise passengers who visit popular destinations.
Cruise passengers to the Greek islands of Santorini and Mykonos will incur a €20 fee, while all other islands, such as Crete and Rhodes, will see a €5 fee.
The new fees aim to manage overcrowding on the islands, where more than 7.9 million cruise ship passengers arrived in Greece last year.
Travelers can book exciting packages on cruise lines to explore the islands, showcasing their scenic beauty and unique offerings, such as kayaking or adventure tours.
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