Greece’s Merchant Fleet by Ship Type, December 2025

Provisional Greek-flagged merchant ships of 100 GRT and over; count and fleet share.

What the Data Shows

Greece’s merchant fleet is divided by ship type at the end of December 2025. The composition covers 1,848 Greek-flagged merchant ships of 100 gross register tons and over. Passenger ships form the largest segment with 810 vessels, or 43.8% of the fleet. Tankers account for 403 ships, cargo ships for 349 and other ships for 286; the figures are provisional.

Data table

Unit: percent of ships · Period: December 2025

RankEntryValuePeriod
1Passenger ships810December 2025
2Tankers403December 2025
3Cargo ships349December 2025
4Other ships286December 2025

Sources

Source 1: ELSTAT Greek Merchant Fleet Statistics

Publisher: Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT)

Dataset/table: Merchant fleet by ship type

Units: ships and gross register tonnage

Date checked: 2026-07-16

Evidence: Provides the provisional December 2025 fleet total and counts for cargo, tanker, passenger and other ships.

Data notes & caveats

GRT means gross register tonnage. The survey covers Greek-flagged merchant ships of 100 GRT and over, and the December 2025 values are provisional.

Methodology

The four source ship types are ordered by December 2025 vessel count. Shares use the official total of 1,848 ships.

Source consistency notes

All segments use the same ELSTAT monthly survey, December 2025 snapshot, Greek-flag scope and vessel-count basis.

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