Tattoo prices in Greece typically start at €40–€80 for a small minimum-charge piece, with most studios charging €100–€150 per hour for custom work. At [Studio Name], small designs (under 5 cm) start at €80, half-day sessions are €350, and full-day sessions are €600. Final pricing depends on size, placement, detail, and color.
We accept walk-ins only when an artist has open time, but appointments are our way to go. Especially in summer (June–September), when most slots fill 2–4 weeks in advance. To book, message us on Instagram, email [email protected], or call +30 210 681 4 681.
Yes. All our artists speak fluent English. A big percentage of our clients are visitors to Greece, so consultations, design discussions, and aftercare instructions are routinely conducted in English.
The legal minimum age for a tattoo in Greece is 18, regardless of parental consent. We require a valid government-issued photo ID (passport, Greek ID, or driving licence) at the appointment. We do not tattoo minors under any circumstances.
The most requested Greek-inspired tattoos at our studio are the meander (Greek key) pattern, the owl of Athena, the evil eye (mati), Medusa, olive branches, Spartan helmets, and Ancient Greek lettering. Mythological figures like Poseidon, Apollo, and Artemis are also common, particularly in fine-line and blackwork styles. You can see some designs already here.
Yes. We work with native Greek speakers who csn check spelling, and accent marks, before tattooing. We strongly recommend bringing the exact phrase you want, ideally sourced from the original text rather than an online translator — automatic translations of names and quotes into Ancient Greek are wrong roughly half the time.