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Greece replaced its older lodging tax with a new Climate Crisis Resilience Fee in 2025. The new fee is seasonal, applies to all short-term rentals, and is something most guests barely notice — but it helps to know what’s actually on your invoice and why.
Understanding the 2025 Greece Climate Tax for Short-Term Rentals
The 2025 Climate Crisis Resilience Fee Rates
The fee scales with the season and accommodation category. Summer rates are higher; off-season is modest. The amounts are per night, per rental.
Where Does the Money Go?
The proceeds support climate-resilience projects: coastal protection, wildfire prevention, and water infrastructure across the country.
How and When Is It Paid?
For short-term rentals the operator collects the fee on check-in or includes it in the booking. At Astric it’s already in the rate you see — no surprise line items.
Impact on Your Budget
For a typical weeklong summer stay, the fee adds a few euros per night. It’s a small share of the total, but worth knowing about up front.
Why This Matters for the Athens Riviera
The coast in front of Alimos is exactly the kind of infrastructure the fee is designed to protect. Spending a week here, you’re funding the resilience work that keeps it usable.
Our Commitment to Transparency
We don’t add hidden charges. The rate shown at booking includes the climate fee and our flat €20 cleaning charge — that’s what you pay.
Plan Your Stay
Pick dates on the availability calendar and you’ll see the all-in price for your nights — fees included.