Greece and the Greek islands use Type C and F sockets at 230V. Here's which adapter to pack and how to keep everything charged.
You need a European adapter with two round pins (Type C or F). Greece uses 230V, the same as the UK, so you won't need a voltage converter.
Type C and Type F
230V, 50Hz
Greece uses Type C and Type F sockets, the standard European two-round-pin design. The Greek islands, from Crete to Corfu, use the same sockets as the mainland.
No. Greece runs on 230V at 50Hz, the same as the UK, so your devices will work with just a plug adapter.
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Expect limited sockets. Smaller island hotels and studios often have just one or two, so USB ports on your adapter really help.
Pack a power bank for boat trips and beach days. There's rarely anywhere to charge on the water.
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No. Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, Kos and the other islands all use the same Type C and F sockets.
Yes, with a plug adapter. The voltage is the same as the UK.
Our adapter guide explains how to choose between a single-country adapter and a universal one, and what to look for in either.
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