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LGBTQ+ travel in Greece

Capital: AthensGreek, English, FrenchUpdated October 2026
Marriage equalityLegal status

Is Greece LGBTQ+ friendly?

Marriage legal since 2024. Athens and Mykonos are openly welcoming; rural areas and older people are more conservative and religious.

LGBTQ+ laws

Status
Same-sex relationships legalYes
Same-sex marriageYes
Civil unions or partnershipsYes
Legal gender changeYes
Anti-discrimination lawYes

LGBTQ+ friendliness by place in Greece

PlaceRating
Athens4/5 · Welcoming
Santorini4/5 · Welcoming
Mykonos5/5 · Very welcoming
Crete3/5 · Tolerant, but be discreet
Rhodes4/5 · Welcoming
Corfu3/5 · Tolerant, but be discreet
Thessaloniki4/5 · Welcoming
Naxos4/5 · Welcoming
Paros4/5 · Welcoming
Zakynthos3/5 · Tolerant, but be discreet
Chania4/5 · Welcoming
Milos4/5 · Welcoming
Kos4/5 · Welcoming
Kefalonia4/5 · Welcoming
Meteora4/5 · Welcoming
Halkidiki4/5 · Welcoming
Ios4/5 · Welcoming
Lefkada4/5 · Welcoming
Nafplio4/5 · Welcoming
Skiathos4/5 · Welcoming
Hydra4/5 · Welcoming
Peloponnese3/5 · Tolerant, but be discreet
Thassos3/5 · Tolerant, but be discreet

LGBTQ+ friendly by place

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