Fees · Country Guide
Island-hop between volcanic walls, limestone caves, and clear-water Mediterranean bays
Updated Dec 7, 2025 • 23 sources
Fees And Permits
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Fees You Can't Skip
- Climate Crisis Resilience Fee (accommodation) - Seasonal per-room per-night charge, commonly ranging from EUR 0.50 to EUR 15 depending on category and season
- National marine park compliance (turtles and monk seals) - No general entry fee, but access restrictions apply; some zones require permission
- Typical payment pattern: Most visitors will only notice the accommodation climate fee and occasional sitespecific tickets.
What people usually pay
Most visitors will only notice the accommodation climate fee and occasional site-specific tickets. Diving itself does not have a universal national permit, but protected areas and underwater heritage sites can add access rules, supervision requirements, or local fees.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Climate Crisis Resilience Fee (accommodation) | Seasonal per-room per-night charge, commonly ranging from EUR 0.50 to EUR 15 depending on category and season Per night | Hotels, rentals, and many registered tourist accommodations | Paid to your accommodation (collected locally) | Rates vary by accommodation type and time of year. Confirm the exact fee with your lodging, especially for villas and high-category hotels. |
| National marine park compliance (turtles and monk seals) | No general entry fee, but access restrictions apply; some zones require permission Varies by zone and activity | Boat tours, beaches, diving and snorkeling in protected areas | Managed via park rules, local authorities, and licensed operators | Examples include time-window beach access on nesting beaches and strict no-entry areas for sensitive wildlife habitat. Follow posted signage and operator briefings. |
| Underwater archaeological sites and supervised routes | Varies by site (ticket and/or guided dive) Per visit | Diving on designated underwater heritage routes | Through licensed dive operators or official site booking where required | Do not touch, collect, or move anything underwater. Some sites operate as controlled visitor routes with specific rules and monitoring. |
| Harbor and mooring fees (private boats) | Varies by port and vessel Per entry or per night (port-dependent) | Chartered and private vessels | Local port authority or marina office | If you charter a boat, ask your skipper about marina fees and whether moorings are required in sensitive bays and seagrass areas. |