Toll Roads to Greece 2026 - Complete Guide with Prices for All Routes
How much do tolls actually cost on the way to Greece? Updated 2026 prices for Serbia, North Macedonia, Bulgaria and Greece - with tips to save money.
One of the most common questions before a Greek holiday is: how much do the tolls actually cost? This guide provides updated 2026 prices for all popular routes from Serbia, practical money-saving tips and an overview of border crossings.
Tolls in Serbia (2026)
On the Serbian motorway, the toll for the Belgrade–Niš section is approximately 1,800 RSD for a passenger car (category 1). The full Belgrade–Preševo toll (to the North Macedonian border) is approximately 2,200 RSD. Payment by cash or card at toll booths; also possible via the ENP electronic toll device (which gives a small discount).
Tolls in North Macedonia (2026)
The motorway through North Macedonia from Tabanovce to Evzonoi (Greek border) costs approximately €10–€12 for a passenger car, payable at toll booths. Payment accepted in Euros, Macedonian Denars or by card. Note: vignettes are not used here - it is a traditional toll-booth system.
Bulgaria - Vignette System (Alternative Route)
Bulgaria uses a vignette system. A 7-day vignette for a passenger car costs approximately €15; a monthly vignette is approximately €30. Buy online at bgtoll.bg or at the border crossing. This route (via Sofia–Kulata) adds around 100 km but is scenic and less congested.
Tolls in Greece (2026)
Greek motorways use pay-as-you-go toll booths. From Evzonoi to Thessaloniki: approximately €4–€5. From Thessaloniki to Athens: approximately €18–€20 total. For routes to Halkidiki and the Olympic Riviera: 2–3 toll booths, total approximately €6–€8.
Total Toll Cost Summary (Round Trip from Belgrade)
| Route section | One way (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Serbia (Belgrade–Preševo) | ~€19 (2,200 RSD) |
| North Macedonia | ~€11 |
| Greece (border–Halkidiki) | ~€10 |
| Total one way | ~€40 |
Round trip total: approximately €80–€90 in tolls for a passenger car.
Tips to Reduce Toll Costs
- Use the ENP electronic toll device in Serbia for a small discount and faster passage
- Buy the Bulgarian e-vignette online at bgtoll.bg before departure - same price as at the border but saves time
- The Bulgarian route (via Sofia) avoids some Serbian and North Macedonian tolls but adds driving time
- Tolls in Greece are non-negotiable; no vignette system, pay at each booth
