Back to newsFuel prices in Greece have been falling for six consecutive days at the refinery level, with the drop expected to reach petrol stations within the next few days. This follows a broader trend of easing energy costs across Europe linked to lower global oil prices.
For tourists renting a car in Crete, this is good timing. Prices at the pump have been elevated in recent months, making road trips across the island notably more expensive than in northern Europe. The imminent reduction should bring some relief, particularly for visitors planning longer drives to destinations like the Lasithi Plateau, Elafonissi, or the east coast around Sitia.
Fuel stations in Crete typically charge slightly more in remote areas and beach resorts. Filling up in Heraklion, Chania, or Rethymno before heading out remains the most cost-effective approach regardless of price fluctuations.
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Greece fuel prices to fall following six-day refinery drop
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