Fees · Destination Guide
Ionian caverns, clear coves, Venetian streets, and easy shore-to-boat adventure
Key fee: Greece Climate Crisis Resilience Fee
April to October: EUR 2 to EUR 15 per room or unit per night depending on category; November to March: lower
seasonal rates
Updated Apr 26, 2026 • 28 sources
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Corfu does not operate a Bonaire-style marine park tag for ordinary visitor diving. Budget instead for Greece's accommodation Climate Crisis Resilience Fee, operator-priced boat activities, possible Schengen visa or future ETIAS costs, and licensed-guide requirements for restricted underwater cultural routes.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greece Climate Crisis Resilience Fee | April to October: EUR 2 to EUR 15 per room or unit per night depending on category; November to March: lower seasonal rates |
per night of accommodation
| Hotels, furnished rooms, apartments, short-term rentals, villas, and similar accommodation categories |
| Collected by accommodation; providers declare it through AADE |
This is not a dive fee. It replaced the former accommodation tax and is usually collected by the lodging provider, often at check-in or check-out. Confirm the exact category-based charge with your accommodation. |
| Corfu marine park tag | None found for standard visitor scuba, freediving, or snorkeling Not applicable | Scuba divers, freedivers, and snorkelers | Not applicable | Corfu has important marine habitats but no island-wide paid dive-tag system surfaced in current public sources. Conservation still matters: do not anchor on Posidonia, feed wildlife, collect shells with living animals, or disturb cave-roosting seals. |
| Licensed dive center and guided boat activity fees | Operator priced per dive, course, snorkel tour, or boat trip | Guided scuba, courses, boat snorkeling, freedive sessions, and wreck or cavern trips | Local dive centers in Paleokastritsa, Ermones, Dassia, Nissaki, Agios Georgios, and other resort areas | Prices vary by gear rental, certification level, number of dives, transfer, nitrox, and remote trips such as Othonoi. Ask whether park, port, or fuel supplements are included. |
| Underwater archaeological route restrictions | No standard visitor amount; access depends on site rules and licensed provider per guided route when applicable | Divers visiting regulated wrecks or antiquity routes in Greece | Through licensed recreational diving providers when a restricted underwater cultural site is available | Greek rules protect underwater antiquities and wreck heritage. Recreational divers should follow licensed guides, stay on permitted routes, and never touch or remove artifacts. |
| ETIAS travel authorization | EUR 20 expected for many visa-exempt adult travelers once operational Expected up to 3 years or until passport expiry once operational | Visa-exempt non-EU travelers to ETIAS countries | Official EU ETIAS website when applications open | ETIAS is expected to start in the last quarter of 2026. No action is required before launch, and websites selling ETIAS early should be treated with caution. |
Fee
per night of accommodation
This is not a dive fee. It replaced the former accommodation tax and is usually collected by the lodging provider, often at check-in or check-out. Confirm the exact category-based charge with your accommodation.
Not applicable
Corfu has important marine habitats but no island-wide paid dive-tag system surfaced in current public sources. Conservation still matters: do not anchor on Posidonia, feed wildlife, collect shells with living animals, or disturb cave-roosting seals.
per dive, course, snorkel tour, or boat trip
Prices vary by gear rental, certification level, number of dives, transfer, nitrox, and remote trips such as Othonoi. Ask whether park, port, or fuel supplements are included.
per guided route when applicable
Greek rules protect underwater antiquities and wreck heritage. Recreational divers should follow licensed guides, stay on permitted routes, and never touch or remove artifacts.
Expected up to 3 years or until passport expiry once operational
ETIAS is expected to start in the last quarter of 2026. No action is required before launch, and websites selling ETIAS early should be treated with caution.