Greece airport liquid rules
10 airports · 0 with a recorded check · 0 with source guidance only · 10 unknown
Pack liquids in containers of 100ml or less, in a single clear 1-litre resealable bag. This is conservative advice: we haven't confirmed the current rule for Athens, Thessaloniki, Heraklion, Rhodes or other Greek airports.
Rule basis: We have no confirmed airport-specific source for Greek airports. 100ml is conservative packing advice, not a confirmed rule for each airport. 0 of 10 airports in Greece have a recorded source check or editor approval; 0 more have source guidance without a recorded check. The rest default to the conservative 100ml baseline.
What to do: Pack to the stricter rule on a return trip — the airport you fly home from sets the limit, not the airline.
Liquid Limits is a travel planning tool, not an official aviation source. Always confirm with the airport before you travel.
Traveller warning: the airport you depart from sets the rule, not the airline. On a return flight you'll face the rule at the airport you fly home from — which may be stricter than your outbound airport.
Major airports in Greece
Travel rules for items to & from Greece
Border and customs questions travellers ask about this country.
Greece airport liquid rules — FAQs (2026)
What is Greece's airport liquid rule in 2026?
We haven't confirmed the current rule at Greek airports. Pack to 100ml containers in a single 1-litre clear resealable bag unless your airport confirms otherwise.
Can I take Greek olive oil in hand luggage?
We haven't confirmed current Greek airport allowances, so pack to 100ml containers inside a 1L clear bag as a conservative fallback unless your departure airport confirms more. Pack larger bottles in checked baggage, or buy airside as duty-free with the tamper-evident STEB bag intact until your final destination.
Packing checklist for Greece
A short checklist for this trip — pack what you need to stay within the rules above.
Skip roaming charges on arrival.