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Average gasoline prices in Athens have fallen below €2 per liter, although motorists elsewhere in Greece continue to pay considerably more, particularly on the islands, according to official fuel price data for Monday, Nov. 9.

The average price of 95-octane unleaded gasoline in Attica, the region that includes Athens, stood at €1.994 per liter, compared with a nationwide average of €2.042. Prices vary substantially across the country, with a gap of nearly 40 cents per liter between the cheapest and most expensive regions.

Greek Islands Have the Highest Gasoline Prices

Drivers in the Cyclades, the island group that includes Mykonos, Santorini and Paros, face the country’s highest average gasoline prices, at €2.373 per liter.

The Dodecanese islands follow at €2.210 per liter, while gasoline on Lesbos costs an average of €2.184.

At the other end of the scale, Corinthia in the Peloponnese matches Attica’s average of €1.994 per liter, while Achaea, home to the port city of Patras, is only slightly more expensive at €1.997.

That means filling a 50-liter tank with regular gasoline costs about €118.65 in the Cyclades, compared with €99.70 in Athens, a difference of nearly €19.

Diesel is also more expensive than regular gasoline nationwide, averaging €2.099 per liter, according to Monday’s figures. Premium 100-octane gasoline costs €2.328 per liter, while autogas, or LPG, averages €1.247.

Heating Oil Prices Also Vary Across Greece

Regional price differences extend to heating oil, which costs an average of €1.519 per liter nationwide.

The Cyclades again top the list, with an average price of €1.704 per liter, followed by the Dodecanese at €1.661 and Evrytania, a mountainous region in central Greece, at €1.591.

In Attica, heating oil averages €1.480 per liter, below the national figure.

At those prices, a 1,000-liter heating oil delivery would cost approximately €1,480 in Attica, compared with €1,704 in the Cyclades, a difference of €224.

All figures are regional averages rather than prices at individual filling stations and reflect the retail market as of Nov. 9, 2026.