Find smoking areas at airports across Greece. Select an airport below for terminal-specific locations, regulations, and tips.
Greece Airport Smoking Regulations
Greece banned smoking in all enclosed public spaces under Law 3868/2010, which took effect in September 2010. This law applies to all airports, restaurants, bars, and workplaces throughout the country. Fines for individuals caught smoking indoors range from €50 to €500, while businesses that allow smoking can be fined up to €10,000. Despite Greece having one of Europe’s highest smoking rates (approximately 25% of adults), airports strictly enforce the ban with security and police monitoring. All Greek airports have designated outdoor smoking areas. E-cigarettes are treated the same as conventional cigarettes and are banned in all enclosed public spaces, though enforcement of vaping restrictions is less consistent than for traditional cigarettes.