How much does a Motorcycle Tour in Greece cost

Beyond the cost of renting a motorcycle or maintaining your own, use these parameters to estimate total trip expenses in Greece.

This article does not take into consideration the cost of organized guided tour packages, since every motorcycle tour operator may apply different profit margins for the provisions of services that add up to all the paramaters shown here.

Prices valid as of January 2026.

Real-world costs fluctuate, but these figures provide reliable planning baselines.

Fuel

Unleaded gasoline pricing:

• 95 RON: €1.80/liter (average)
• 98 RON: €1.90/liter (average)
• 99-100 RON: €2.00–€2.10/liter (average)

Expect 7–9% higher prices in remote areas—Pindus mountains, Mani Peninsula, and similar destinations with limited infrastructure.

Accommodation

Full details are covered in our dedicated accommodation article. Below are average costs per room per night, including breakfast, for double occupancy (rider + passenger or two riders sharing).

Four main categories:

• Budget (1–2 star hotels, guesthouses): €50–€75
• Mid-range (3-star hotels): €80–€110
• Upper-level (4–5 star, boutique hotels, resorts): €110–€220
• Luxury: €250+

Single occupancy: Typically 5–10% less than double rates.

Peak pricing: Expect 20–30% increases during July–August and around Greek national holidays.

Note: “Star” classification refers to official Greek hotel categorization based on amenities and services, not review ratings from Google, TripAdvisor, or Booking.com.

Road Tolls

Tolls apply only on highways (motorways).

• Per toll station: €0.90–€3.00
• Frequency: 2–3 toll stations per 100 km of highway travel

Greece does not use a vignette system. Tolls are paid per passage.

Meals

Pricing varies significantly by venue and location:

• Greek street food (souvlaki, pita gyros): €3–€4
• Village tavernas (countryside): €15–€20 per person—exceptional quality, generous portions
• Standard tavernas and restaurants: €20–€30 per person
• Fine dining: €45–€70 per person

Drinks & Nightlife

Approximate bar and restaurant pricing:

• Beer: €4–€8
• Glass of wine: €7–€10
• Cocktails/spirits: €10–€15

Daily Essentials

• Coffee (double espresso, cappuccino): €2.50–€3.50
• Bottled water (0.5L): €0.50
• Juice (250–330ml): €2.00
• Soft drinks (330ml): €2.00
• Snacks (energy bars, etc.): €1–€2

Museums & Cultural Sites

Major archaeological sites (admission per person): €20

Examples: Ancient Epidavros, Mycenae, Mystras, Delphi, Olympia, Palamidi Fortress (Nafplion)

Reduced admission (EU residents over 65): €10
Passport or national ID required for age verification.

Acropolis & Parthenon (Athens): €30 (€15 for EU 65+)

Admission includes both outdoor ruins and on-site museums.

Time-slot reservations: Many major sites now cap daily visitors for preservation. Advance booking recommended via Hellenic Heritage e-ticketing.

Certified local guides:

Private tours for couples or small groups (3–4 people) average €120–€150 per tour (not per person), plus admission. Pricing tiers favor larger groups.

Motorcycle Maintenance & Repairs

Should you need service or parts:

• Engine oil (1L, semi-synthetic): €12–€20
• Engine oil (1L, fully synthetic): €15–€25
• Oil filter: €10–€15
• Brake pads (pair, semi-sintered or sintered): €25–€50
• Labor rate (per hour): €30–€100 (varies by shop)
• Tire replacement (pair, known brands): €250–€350 including labor
• Tire repair/patch: €10–€20