Greece Holidays 2026 Pricier: Studio Around 645 Euros
Summer package prices for 2026 are up by double digits in places. In peak season a studio in Greece costs about 645 euros, a one-bedroom about 751 and a four-bed unit about 700.
- In peak season a studio in Greece costs about 645 euros, and a one-bedroom apartment about 751.
- A four-bed apartment runs about 700 euros, while 2026 package prices are in places double digits higher than last season.
- Nearly a million Serbian tourists are choosing Greece this year, most of them on Halkidiki.
A studio in Greece costs about 645 euros in peak season, a one-bedroom apartment about 751, and a four-bed apartment about 700. These are indicative prices for summer 2026 packages, which are in places up by double digits on last season, just as Serbian tourists enter the height of their holiday spending.
Set against last year’s price list, the figures show a steady rise, without the sharp early-booking discounts that used to soften the cost. For a family planning around ten days by the sea, accommodation remains the largest line in the budget, ahead of transport and meals.
Why are holidays more expensive than last year?
The increase does not rest on a single cause but on several parallel pressures across the European tourism chain. Airfares and fuel are higher, and both accommodation and hospitality labour cost more. On top of that sits broad inflation, which in destinations such as Greece lifts everything from rental of the units to services on the beach.
For the traveller, that means savings are harder to find in the package itself and easier in how you travel: booking earlier, choosing dates outside the very peak, driving rather than flying, or taking accommodation without a meal plan. The gap between a studio and a one-bedroom apartment, which in peak season runs past a hundred euros, becomes a deciding factor for many households.
It is worth separating the cost of accommodation from the total cost of the trip. The published figures refer to the unit itself, while the final sum depends on the number of people, length of stay, transport and daily spending on the ground, which in Greek coastal resorts is also rising.
Which destinations Serbian tourists choose most
Greece remains by far the most popular destination, with nearly a million Serbian tourists picking it for this year’s break. That concentration of demand keeps prices firm, since most of the domestic traffic flows into a handful of the same regions.
The most sought-after is Halkidiki, the peninsula Serbian guests favour for its proximity and easy road access. Next come the Ionian islands, above all Lefkada, Zakynthos and Corfu, along with Evia, an island close to the Greek mainland. These are destinations with well-developed apartment accommodation, which makes them suited to family travel but also sensitive to every shift in transport and rental costs.
For the household budget the conclusion is clear: a 2026 holiday calls for closer arithmetic than in previous seasons, and the price difference shows first in accommodation. Will you go for a shorter stay at a proven destination this summer, or a longer break with tighter control over spending?
