Last update: January 2026.
(It includes new toll prices on the Egnatia Odos highway and a change in concession ownership.)
This guide showcases all current tolls in Greece at toll booths, highways, and directions.
This text contains:

  • New toll prices
  • Tolls by destinations
  • Highways and sections
  • Entry points to Greece
  • TAG devices and payment
  • FAQ

If you are traveling from Serbia and are interested in the total cost of the trip to the most common resorts, check out our Detailed Guide.

New toll prices in Greece for 2026

Check the toll table for the most common tourist destinations.

Destination Toll booths (individual prices in €) Total (€)
Halkidiki Evzoni 2.95 + Thessaloniki (bypass) 0.65 3.60
Thessaloniki Region Evzoni 2.95 + Thessaloniki (bypass) 0.65 + Analipsi 2.35 + Asprovalta 1.40 7.35
Thassos and Kavala Evzoni 2.95 + Thessaloniki (bypass) 0.65 + Analipsi 2.35 + Asprovalta 1.40 + Moustheni 2.65 10.00
Lefkada Egnatia Odos 11.10 + Ionia Odos 7.60 + Aktio–Preveza Tunnel 3,00 21.15
Olympic Region Evzoni 2.95 + Thessaloniki (bypass) 0.65 + Malgara 1.15 + Aeginio 1.70 6.45
Athens Evzoni 2.95 + Thessaloniki (bypass) 0.65 + Malgara 1.15 + A1 to Athens 34.85 39.60

Tips:

  • For Halkidiki, use the bypass around Thessaloniki - savings and avoiding traffic.
  • For Lefkada and the Ionian coast, combine Egnatia + Ionia Odos for a shorter route.

Highways and Sections

A1 (E75 - PATHE)

Route: Evzoni – Thessaloniki – Larissa – Lamia – Athens

  • Important for: Halkidiki, Olympic region, Evia, Athens.
  • Notes: Crossing the bridge in Halkidiki is free.
Start End Price (€)
Evzoni Thessaloniki 2.95
Evzoni Larissa 11.60
Evzoni Paralia 6.20
Evzoni Nei Pori 9.80
Evzoni Athens 39.65

Egnatia Odos (A2)

Route: Kipoi (TR border) – Alexandroupoli – Kavala – Thessaloniki – Ioannina – Igoumenitsa

  • Important for: Thassos, Kavala, Thessaloniki region, Halkidiki, Parga, Sivota, Igoumenitsa.
Start End Price (€)
Evzoni Thessaloniki 2.95
Evzoni Kavala 10.55
Evzoni Stavros/Asprovalta/Vrasna 6.50
Evzoni Parga/Sivota 15.90
Evzoni Igoumenitsa 15.90
Kipoi (TR border) Igoumenitsa 30.40

This is the longest highway in Greece that connects the east and west of the country, characterized by a large number of tunnels and “head-on” toll booths every 40–60 km.
It is most important for tourists from Serbia and the entire Balkans, intersecting with A1 at Thessaloniki.

Ionia Odos (A5)

Route: Ioannina – Arta – Agrinio – Antirio (Rio–Antirio Bridge)

  • Important for: Lefkada, Vrachos, Preveza, Kefalonia, Ithaca, Peloponnese.
Start End Price (€)
Evzoni Ioannina 12.55
Evzoni Lefkada 21.15
Evzoni Kefalonia (Astakos) 22.65
Evzoni Antirio 28.45
Evzoni Preveza 16.25
Rio–Antirio Bridge Crossing – 15.50
Aktio–Preveza Tunnel – 3.00

Attiki Odos (A6)

  • Ring road around Athens, fixed price: €2.55.

Olympia Odos (A8)

Route: Athens – Corinth – Patra

  • Athens → Patra: €13.80
  • Athens → Klini (port for Zakynthos): €17.40

Moreas Odos (A7)

Route: Corinth – Tripoli – Kalamata

  • Corinth → Tripoli: €5.65
  • Corinth → Kalamata/Messenia: €11.65

Entry Points to Greece

Entry (Border Crossing) Price (€) Key Note
Evzoni (SRB) 2.95 Main entry; direct to Thessaloniki.
Niki (Bitola) 0.00 Free until junction to Siatista (€2.40)
Kakavia (ALB) 0.00 Free until junction near Ioannina (€1.55).
Promahonas (BG) 2.35 Up to junction with Egnatia Odos.
Promahonas (BG) 5.05 Total price to Thessaloniki.

TAG Devices and Payment

  • TAG/e-pass: works on all highways in Greece (GRITS system).
  • Payment: cash, card, or TAG.
  • Advantage: faster passage, no waiting in line.
  • How to order a TAG

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Payment: card or cash?

You can pay with cash and cards (Visa, Master). Always have some change with you in case the terminal at a toll booth is not working.

  • Important: Cash and card payments are only made at lanes with an operator in the booth.

How does the TAG (e-pass) work?

Place the device on the dashboard near the windshield. The toll booth automatically reads and deducts the amount from your account.

  • One TAG for all: Thanks to the GRITS system, one device (e.g., Egnatia Pass) is valid on all highways in Greece.
  • Acquisition: You can order it to your home address or pick it up for free at the entrance to Greece with the first credit top-up.

Are prices higher during the summer?

No. There are no seasonal tariffs in Greece. Prices remain the same throughout the year, changing only by decision of the state (last change on January 1, 2026).

Official Sources

On the links, you can check the exact tolls at all toll booths on the sections they lead.

Concessionaire Highways (Sections) Website with Tariffs
Nea Odos A1 (Athens–Skarfia) and Ionia Odos neaodos.gr
Aegean Motorway A1 (Thessaloniki–Lamia) aegeanmotorway.gr
Kentriki Odos A1 (Skarfia–Raches) and E65 kentrikiodos.gr
Olympia Odos A8 (Athens–Patras) olympiaodos.gr

Prices are updated in January 2026. Before traveling or if you are traveling outside the routes we have shown, check the current information on the official highway websites.

Learn about traffic regulations in Greece and answers to frequently asked questions (fines, whether they must be paid immediately, how to pay if we have returned home from vacation) - traffic rules.

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