Itineraries to Kythira
4 access options to Kythira – 2026
Plan your trip to the island of Aphrodite with the most authoritative local guide. The updates of the routes are made in real time in collaboration with local agencies, for all changes and available connections:
By Ferry (Ship): Kythira is connected to the port of Piraeus, Gythio in Laconia and Kasteli (Kissamos) in Crete with the Aqua Jewel ferry. In addition, there are daily ferry routes with the Porfyrousa from the port of Neapolis Laconia (the shortest trip to the island).
By road Car: Driving to the island via Peloponnese with access from the ports of Neapolis and Gytheio.
By KTEL Bus: Access via the Peloponnese with the buses of Laconias KTEL with daily departures from Athens (Kifissos Station).
By Air (Flights): Daily flights of Aegean Airlines (Olympic Air), and Sky Express from Athens Eleftherios Venizelos Airport.
At a glance – Status of Itineraries 2026:
- Ship: 1:15′ hours from Neapoli, 2:30′ hours from Gythio, and ~7′ hours from Piraeus.
- Plane: Athens (E. Venizelos) 45′ minutes.
- By Road: Bus (KTEL Laconia) ~4:30′ hours from Athens to Neapoli, and ~3:20′ hours from Athens to Gythio.
Local Tip: If you are traveling from Athens, the route via Neapoli is the shortest sea route at just 1:15′, while the flight from El. Venizelos takes 45 minutes. Guide for your trip to Kythira
FAQ
- What is the closest port to Kythira? Neapoli, Laconia is the closest port to Kythira.
- What is the shortest road route to Kythira? The shortest road route to Kythira is via Gythio, Laconia.
- Is there a daily connection to Piraeus? There are 2 routes per week to Piraeus, and 3 times per week during the summer season.
- Are there local buses in Kythira? No, there are no local buses transportation with pick-up from the port and airport.
- How can I book online tickets to Kythira? We recommend the local agency Drakakis tours for online ticket booking.