Is Greek island hopping expensive?

Is island hopping in Greece expensive? It depends on the duration of your trip and how much you're willing to spend, but generally it will be around 140-150 Euros per day for accommodation, food, transportation, and various activities included.



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Are the Greek Island Ferries Expensive? Not necessarily. It can actually be very cheap depending on the time of year you go and how you schedule your route. We were shocked that we were able to buy tickets for our Greek Islands ferry route for just €6-12 euros each.

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Depending on how long the ferry ride is and what kind of seat or accommodation you opt for, ferry tickets range from around $20 to $100. Not only are the island-hopping Greece ferries more affordable than flights, but you can enjoy much better views of the ocean and islands.

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To save time, consider flying. Compared with boats, flights are less likely to be delayed or canceled, tend to offer more frequent connections, and are much faster — but often more expensive.

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Is island hopping in Greece expensive? It depends on the duration of your trip and how much you're willing to spend, but generally it will be around 140-150 Euros per day for accommodation, food, transportation, and various activities included.

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There is 14,5% tax levied on each ticket and then 13% VAT. One of the ferries' major cost is fuel. and its price doubled since last year. There are 74 long distance ferries in Greece, 53 “conventional” and 21 “fast” (ie catamarans) ferries.

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Getting Around the Greek Islands Many passenger boats crisscross the Aegean Sea, making it quick and fairly easy to reach your island getaway. Be warned, however, that gathering ferry information takes some work, as routes can be covered by multiple companies and schedules change often.

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Santorini and Mykonos are two Greek islands that can be very expensive in general. Mykonos is a jet set island for many decades now so it is driven to accommodate rich people.

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The primary location for Mamma Mia! is on the island of Skopelos, with some scenes shot also on the island of Skiathos. Both Skopelos and Skiathos are part of the Sporades islands. There is also a third location, the seaside village of Damouchari in Pelion, where Mamma Mia! was shot.

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You can book your ferry in Greece online (through a website or a mobile app) or buy them from a ticket office at the port. However, it's better to book your ferry tickets online as you avoid the long queues while also getting the best ferry price.

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Not all Greek ferries sell out fast but if you're planning to take your vehicle aboard, book a cabin or get an early booking offer, it's better to book your ferry tickets in advance. Also, you should note that some Greek island ferries are seasonal with limited onboard seating.

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Chances are high of getting seasick; come prepared People who don't typically suffer from motion sickness often get seasick on ferries. The water gets seriously choppy and very uncomfortable at times. You have nothing to lose! Come prepared; take Dramamine at least 30 minutes before your trip.

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Visiting Greece on a budget is possible. All you need to do is plan accordingly. According to Skyscanner, the cheapest months to book a flight to Greece are October, November, March, and April.

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Santorini is somewhat of a cliché choice to kick-off the list, but there are a multitude of reasons why the film-set stunning island is considered one of the most beautiful islands in Greece.

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After Palaio Psychico, the richest area identified is the northern Athens suburb of Ekali, where 2,883 taxpayers declared annual incomes of 122,879. A distant third is Kolonaki, in the center of the capital, where 1,454 taxpayers declared incomes averaging at 77,419 euros.

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Best Greek islands to visit
  1. Skiathos. Best for beautiful beaches. ...
  2. Kos. Best for sand between your toes. ...
  3. Ios. Best for sophisticated stays. ...
  4. Evia. Best for hiking and history. ...
  5. Crete. Best for variety. ...
  6. Corfu. Best for lush landscapes. ...
  7. Rhodes. Best for families. ...
  8. Mykonos. Best for summer hedonism.


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Having your own car will give you the freedom to get off the beaten track and explore Greece at your own pace. The road network is decent, although there are few highways, so the going can be slow. Regular car-ferry services go to almost all islands, so a car is not an impediment to island-hopping.

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That said, some ferries sell out, or require you to reserve a spot in advance (especially if you bring a vehicle). Tickets are often more expensive when purchased at the last minute, so by planning ahead and buying your tickets online you can likely save some money.

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But flight-free travel isn't just greener – it's often cheaper, too. For mid-distance journeys, a trip by car (and, if needs be, ferry) tends to cost a lot less per passenger than even the budget-est of budget flights. EVs can be a bit more expensive to hire than petrol and diesel cars, but are far cheaper to run.

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