Gate-side in T1, Refill plugs a lot of last‑minute gaps
Refill sits airside in Terminal T1 at Santorini Airport, after security and before the main cluster of gates, so you pass it on the way to most departures. It focuses on travel essentials: charging cables, power banks, headphones, basic toiletries, and a small fridge with water and soft drinks. Pricing runs airport-high but not outrageous; think around €2–3 for bottled water and more for branded accessories.
The shop keeps roughly the same hours as T1’s morning–night departure bank, usually opening ahead of the first flights around 06:00 and trading until the last evening departures clear. Stock skews practical: plug adapters for EU sockets, sunscreen for the Santorini sun, travel-size hygiene kits, and simple neck pillows that pack flat. If you forgot a razor or deodorant in your liquids bag, this is the place to patch that.
Expect quick in-and-out service; the footprint isn’t big, roughly one open aisle and a wall of accessories packed in pegboard style. Card payment is standard, including contactless for small add-ons under €25, and receipts print in Greek and English. Don’t expect high-end electronics or big luggage here; think cables under €20 and small items that fit in a personal item or cabin bag.
Tip: grab water and any charging cable you need at Refill before you head to the gates in T1; options get thinner and prices creep up closer to boarding areas.