Prices in Greece in 2024 follow the trend in Europe and as in all other countries, this year they are also slightly higher than in previous years.
We always point out that the prices of food, groceries and various products and services vary from place to place, from island to island. While a scoop of ice cream in one of the resorts of northern Greece can cost only 1.5 euros, it can be many times more expensive in Mykonos.
The fact is that prices on the Greek islands are generally a bit higher, writes “Grčka info”. Compared to Serbia, some foods in Greece are cheaper, while others are more expensive. For example, fruits and vegetables are often cheaper in Greece, while dairy products and meat are more expensive. This price list is only meant to help you budget and give you an idea of how much money you will need for food and other things you might buy in Greece.
As for the prices of basic foodstuffs, for now the situation is like this:
– Bread from 1.10 to 1.90 euros,
– A liter of milk from 1.12 to 2.80 euros,
– Eggs, pack of 12 pieces up to 3.50 euros,
– Sunflower oil up to 2.60 euros,
– Olive oil 1 liter 13.18 euros,
– Feta cheese between 5.50 and 12.90 euros
When it comes to the prices of vegetables, tomatoes are 2.10 euros this year, cucumbers from 0.50 to 1.60 euros, while a kilogram of peppers is around 3.80 euros per kilogram, writes “Grčka info”.
The prices of fruit in the pre-season are similar to last year’s, so for a package of strawberries it is necessary to allocate between 2 and 5 euros, for a kilogram of watermelon even up to two, while a kilogram of oranges is between 0, 70 and 2 euros. Peaches cost between 1.80 and 2.50 euros, and apricots cost between 2.60 and 3 euros.
Prices in restaurants and cafes in Greece in 2024 in euros
The favorite food of Serbian tourists during their stay in Greece, gyros is still at the same level as last year, and a gyros pie costs between 3 and 4.50 euros, while a merida, or portion, costs between 7 and 10 euros.
For pizza, depending on the size of this summer in the pre-season, you will have to spend between 6 and 12 euros, while the barbecue is a bit more expensive and you need to spend 14 euros for it. If you want to drink a pint of beer, that pleasure will cost you up to five euros, and wine, depending on the producer and quantity, costs between 2.50 euros and 22 euros.
For a cold glass of frappe, it is necessary to allocate between 3 and 4 euros for now, similarly to a cappuccino. Homemade coffee, “Greek” costs up to three euros, and if you want to sweeten it up at the end, a scoop of ice cream will cost you between 1 and 3 euros. All these prices, however, should be taken with a grain of salt, because the pre-season hasn’t started yet, so we can expect maybe “a few cents more” prices.
All these prices, however, should be taken with a grain of salt, because the pre-season hasn’t started yet, so we can expect maybe “a few cents more” prices.
