Despite the annual creeping prices, in Greece you can still eat for 15-20 EUR per person. This amount will include a portion of the meat dish for about 7-9 EUR, a salad for 4-5 EUR, soft drinks for 3 EUR or 0.5 liters of wine for 4-5 EUR. Fish dishes and seafood will cost more. Portions are large, some tourists take such a kit for two. If you dine together, then you will have to pay from 30 to 50 and above EUR.

In supermarkets prices are more democratic: meat costs about 9 EUR per kg, poultry from 5 EUR per kg, seafood is traditionally more expensive, 7-12 EUR per kg, cheese - 8 EUR, milk 1 EUR per liter. Vegetables and fruits in the season are worth a penny: 1.5 EUR per kg of grapes, strawberries, peaches, 50 cents per kg tomato.

In addition to spending on food, you may need money for a lounger and an umbrella - from 4 to 7 EUR for a whole day for one place. Often this price includes a bottle of water or a drink.

Tickets for city buses in different cities cost differently, from 60 cents to 1.4 EUR. The taxi costs within 3-3.5 EUR for the minimum trip, and further within 0.70-1.20 EUR per km.

From the obligatory souvenirs it is possible to allocate magnets for 1.5-2 EUR and olive oil from 5 EUR for 0.5 liters.