Lamia–Igoumenitsa & Igoumenitsa–Lamia Tolls
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The Lamia – Igoumenitsa road route is 297 km long and takes about 3h 50m, crossing 7 toll stations for a total of €21.15 in a typical car.
Stations on the route
7 stations- 1 LianokladiMotorway E65 (Kentriki) €2.05 PAY
- 2 SofadesMotorway E65 (Kentriki) €3.70 PAY Exit Ανάβρας → Σοφάδων−€1.14 · +20 min
- 3 TrikalaMotorway E65 (Kentriki) €3.25 PAY Exit Καρδίτσας → Τρικάλων−€0.64 · +15 min
- 4 OxynoiaMotorway E65 (Kentriki) €4.50 PAY
- 5 Malakasi / Metsovo TunnelMotorway A2 (Egnatia) €2.35 PAY
- 6 Pamvotida / IoanninaMotorway A2 (Egnatia) €1.95 PAY Exit Αράχθου → Ιωαννίνων−€1.39 · +39 min
- 7 Tyria / IgoumenitsaMotorway A2 (Egnatia) €3.35 PAY Exit Δωδώνης → Σελλών−€2.81 · +36 min
Interactive map
With our interactive analyzer you can see which of these tolls are worth bypassing to save money — the app automatically computes the most cost-effective route based on how much time you're willing to lose per euro saved.
The route crosses 2 motorways: E65 (Kentriki) and A2 (Egnatia). The most expensive toll on the route is Oxynoia, at €4.50 for a car.
The Igoumenitsa–Lamia tolls (opposite direction) are identical — same stations, same prices, same distance.
Trip cost: tolls + fuel
Beyond the €21.15 in tolls (car), the 297 km burn roughly €42.95 of petrol or €33.03 of diesel. So the total cost of the trip for a typical car is about €64 on petrol — around €0.22 per kilometre.
The fuel estimate assumes 7.0 L/100km (petrol) and 5.5 L/100km (diesel) at pump prices from Sep 4, 2026. Travel time is for free-flowing traffic — expect heavier traffic on major holidays (Easter, 15 August) and summer weekends. For the cheapest realistic scenario with bypasses, use the route analyzer above.
Full table — all vehicle categories
| # | Station name | Motorway | Motorcycle | Car | 2-axle vehicle | Truck |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lianokladi | Motorway E65 (Kentriki) | €1.40 | €2.05 | €5.15 | €7.20 |
| 2 | Sofades | Motorway E65 (Kentriki) | €2.60 | €3.70 | €9.30 | €13.00 |
| 3 | Trikala | Motorway E65 (Kentriki) | €2.25 | €3.25 | €8.10 | €11.40 |
| 4 | Oxynoia | Motorway E65 (Kentriki) | €3.15 | €4.50 | €11.25 | €15.75 |
| 5 | Malakasi / Metsovo Tunnel | Motorway A2 (Egnatia) | €1.65 | €2.35 | €5.95 | €8.35 |
| 6 | Pamvotida / Ioannina | Motorway A2 (Egnatia) | €1.35 | €1.95 | €4.90 | €6.85 |
| 7 | Tyria / Igoumenitsa | Motorway A2 (Egnatia) | €2.35 | €3.35 | €8.45 | €11.85 |
| ROUTE TOTAL | €14.75 | €21.15 | €53.10 | €74.40 | ||
Motorways crossed
- Motorway E65 (Kentriki)
- Motorway A2 (Egnatia)
How these costs are computed
Prices come directly from the official tariff schedules of the motorway operators for 2026 (Nea Odos, Kentriki Odos, Egnatia Odos, Olympia Odos, Moreas, Attiki Odos, Ionia Odos, Rio-Antirrio Bridge). They are updated whenever the official prices change. Distances and travel times are estimates for the main road route under normal traffic conditions — actual time depends on traffic, weather and other factors.
All prices above are for crossing individual frontal toll stations — they do not include any side tolls if you decide to exit the motorway. Our interactive analyzer automatically computes those too, to show whether the bypass is worth it.