Fees · Destination Guide
Corfu
Ionian caverns, clear coves, Venetian streets, and easy shore-to-boat adventure
Updated Apr 26, 2026 • 28 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
- 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
- Corfu marine park tag - None found for standard visitor scuba, freediving, or snorkeling
- Typical payment pattern: Corfu does not operate a Bonairestyle marine park tag for ordinary visitor diving.
What people usually pay
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. |