The fastest and simplest way to reach the sea is by using an electronic toll payment device (TAG / ENP).

The TAG allows you to pass through toll booths without waiting, which is especially important during the summer season and on weekends.

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In this text, we will write about some of our experiences, so we hope it will be helpful to you. Certainly, we appeal to you to rest and take breaks during the journey.

TAG devices for traveling through Serbia - 2026.

For highways in Serbia, electronic toll payment (ENP) is available, allowing faster passage through toll booths without stopping. The price of the ENP (TAG) device is 2,022 dinars.
You can purchase it at almost all post offices (Serbian Post), AMSS branches, and gas stations**.**
To use it, you need to have sufficient funds on the device. Otherwise, the barrier will not open.
Replenishment is possible at toll booths and gas stations (smaller amounts).
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Electronic toll payment in North Macedonia 2026.

NEW: Integrated electronic toll payment has recently started operating with a tag that can be used in both Serbia and North Macedonia. Read how to purchase, reconfigure, and use the TAG through Serbia and North Macedonia HERE.

In North Macedonia, electronic toll payment can be done using TAG devices or contactless cards.
If you are traveling to Greece and back, it is recommended to top up around 15 € credit, which is sufficient for the entire journey without additional stops.

In Macedonia, you can also use a contactless card that can be purchased and topped up at toll booths. The card’s price is 100 MKD (~1.6 €), and the minimum top-up is 300 MKD (~5 €). More about MCard top-up.

If you are traveling to Greece via Bulgaria in 2026.

A good option is that a vignette is required for highways in this country, which is a good way to avoid delays at toll booths.

  • Purchase it online (the application also has an option in English language: web.bgtoll.bg.
  • At border crossings (there are kiosks and self-service machines).

Check detailed information about vignette prices and how to purchase them at the border and online.

Tag in Greece 2026.

EgnatiaPass is the electronic toll payment system in Greece, valid on all highways and allows faster passage through toll booths. The TAG device is free, you only pay for toll credits.

  • Ordering in Serbia – free, delivered to your home address before departure. Find detailed instructions here: How to order a Greek TAG device to an address in Serbia.
  • Pick-up at Evzoni – weekdays 9–17 h; minimum top-up 15 €.
  • Alternative locations – Thessaloniki (towards Igoumenitsa) and Ionia Odos (Motorist Service Station Episkopiko / Fast Pass).

Credit balance and top-ups can be tracked through the myEgnatiaPass app.

Serbian TAG (ENP) and integration with Egnatia Pass

Currently, the Serbian TAG (ENP) does not work in Greece, but integration is in progress. The project is part of Toll4All, a regional system of contactless toll payment in several Balkan countries (Montenegro, Macedonia, Croatia, and as we mentioned, Greece is in progress).
For now, it is mandatory to use the Greek TAG (EgnatiaPass) within Greece.

How to use TAG

  • Valid for all roads in Greece, meaning - one device for all main tourist routes: Halkidiki, Lefkada, Epirus, Thassos, Kavala…
  • TAG is linked to vehicle and person – passport and license plate required.
  • Initial credit: 15 € enough for a trip to and from Greece. Top-up can be done online or at toll booths.
  • Next season, the same TAG can be topped up, and vehicle registration can be changed in the application.

Read all details about current toll prices for 2026 here.

If you have experience using TAG in Greece, write to us – it will be useful to other travelers.

For a detailed overview of all toll booths, toll prices per sections, and total travel costs to the most popular seaside destinations in Greece, check out our complete toll guide:

Toll booths, toll prices, and other travel costs to seaside resorts in Greece (2026).
In this text, you will find:

  • Exact toll prices per booths for 2026.
  • Total travel costs to common destinations.
  • Tips on how to optimize costs and avoid crowds.

Read the guide before departure to plan the fastest and most cost-effective journey to the sea.

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