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Driving a Campervan around Greece

• Motorways use toll booths or an electronic pass tag. A class 3 camper pays about €30 to travel from Athens to Thessaloniki.
• The Rio–Antirrio Bridge costs roughly €21 for a motorhome.
• Wild camping is illegal on public land and fines can reach €300 per person.
• Overnight stops are usually allowed at motorway service areas if you keep your awning packed away.
• The Daktylios ring in central Athens restricts older high-emission vehicles on weekdays. Euro 5 and newer diesel vehicles may enter without a permit.
• LPG fuel is common on the mainland along Attiki Odos and Egnatia Odos but rare on smaller islands. Plan to refuel before boarding a ferry.
• Blue zone street parking in cities requires a scratch card or the MyAthensPass app. Maximum stay is three hours.
• Ferries from Piraeus, Patras and Igoumenitsa accept motorhomes. Book summer ferry trips well in advance because deck space sells out quickly.

Places to Stay in a Motorhome

Organised camping (Οργανωμένο κάμπινγκ) is the Greek term for a registered campsite that provides marked pitches, wash blocks and often a small taverna.