Airport Transfers & Taxis in Greece
Every Greek airport has the same ways to reach your hotel: a pre-booked private transfer, a shared shuttle, a licensed airport taxi, the public bus, or a hire car. Pick your destination below for its transfer options, taxi fares and times to the main resorts.
Choose your destination
| Destination | Airport | Transfers to |
|---|---|---|
| Crete | Heraklion & Chania | Transfers, taxis, Heraklion to Chania |
| Rhodes | Rhodes Diagoras | Lindos, Faliraki, Rhodes Town |
| Corfu | Corfu | Corfu Town, Kavos, Sidari |
| Kos | Kos Hippocrates | Kardamena, Kos Town, Kefalos |
| Zakynthos | Zakynthos | Laganas, Tsilivi, Zakynthos Town |
| Kefalonia | Kefalonia | Argostoli, Lassi, Skala |
| Mykonos | Mykonos | Chora, the beaches, the port |
| Santorini | Santorini | Fira, Oia, Athinios port |
| Athens | Athens (ATH) | City centre, Piraeus & Rafina ports |
| Thessaloniki | Thessaloniki (SKG) | City centre, Halkidiki |
How airport transfers work in Greece
A private transfer is the most direct: you book ahead at a fixed price and a driver meets you at arrivals and takes you door to door. A shared shuttle is cheaper but stops at several resorts. An airport taxi needs no booking and charges a regulated fare with an airport and luggage surcharge. The public bus is the cheapest but runs to the town centre, not the resorts, and a hire car suits touring the island.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get from a Greek airport to your hotel?
By pre-booked private transfer, shared shuttle, airport taxi, public bus, or hire car. A private transfer is the most direct; the bus is the cheapest but reaches the town rather than the resorts.
Are airport taxis in Greece expensive?
Greek airport taxis use regulated fares, usually a set tariff to zones plus an airport pickup fee and a luggage charge. Athens airport has a fixed flat fare to the city centre.
Which Greek islands have airports?
The main tourist islands with airports include Crete (Heraklion and Chania), Rhodes, Corfu, Kos, Santorini, Zakynthos, Kefalonia and Mykonos, plus the mainland gateways of Athens and Thessaloniki.
