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Driving a Campervan around Greece

• Motorways use toll booths or an electronic pass tag. A class 3 campervan pays about €30 to travel from Athens to Thessaloniki.
• The Rio–Antirrio Bridge costs roughly €21 for an RV.
• 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 RVs. Book summer ferry trips well in advance because deck space sells out quickly.

Places to Stay in an RV

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