Easter is expected to be “hot” for citizens, who are asked to reach deep into their pockets in order to purchase the essentials for the Easter table, while those who have planned an escape will need to spend considerably more due to increased gasoline prices and fuel in general.
For some time now, gasoline has been following a slow but steady upward path towards 2 euros/liter, which it seems it will surpass before Easter arrives.
Already the average price of unleaded gasoline nationwide is at 1,963 euros/liter, according to the data of the Liquid Fuel Price Observatory of the Ministry of Development (prices 21/4/2024). At the same time, diesel has reached 1,713 euros/liter.
However, the areas across the country where the price of petrol has already exceeded 2 euros/litre are increasing day by day and have now reached 19.
In fact, in the Cyclades, gasoline has climbed to 2,206 euros/liter and it is the region with the most expensive prices.
Cyclades: 2.206 euros/liter
Dodecanese: 2.135 euros/liter
Evrytania: 2.062 euros/liter
Kefalonia: 2.058 euros/liter
Lefkada: 2.055 euros/liter
Rethymno: 2.049 euros/liter
Fokida: 2.031 euros/liter
Lesvos: 2.026 euros/liter
Heraklion: 2.023 euros/liter
Etoloakarnania: 2.018 euros/liter
Samos: 2.018 euros/liter
Corfu: 2.016 euros/liter
Zakynthos: 2.013 euros/liter
Lasithi: 2,010 euros/liter
Grevena: 2.009 euros/liter
Chalkida: 2.005 euros/liter
Chania: 2.005 euros/liter
Laconia: 2,002 euros/liter
Magnesia: 2,000 euros/liter
