Transfer from Rhodes Airport to Kiotari

The journey follows the E95 national road south from Rhodes Airport, climbing gently through the island's interior before descending to the eastern coast. You'll pass the iconic ruins of Lindos perched on its hilltop, then continue through smaller villages like Charaki toward Kiotari, with sea views opening up as the landscape flattens toward your destination. The drive takes approximately 62 km and 1 hour 2 minutes under normal conditions.

Your driver meets you at the arrivals baggage-hall exit of your landing terminal, holding a name sign, and waits free for up to 60 minutes if your flight is delayed. Traffic is lightest between 10:00 and 16:00; early morning and evening departures can experience slower speeds through Lindos village. The E95 is Rhodes's main tourist route, so summer peak times (July–August) may add 10–15 minutes to your journey. Kiotari itself is a quiet coastal village, so provide your driver with your exact hotel or villa address for direct door-to-door delivery.

Public buses (KTEL Rodou) run Rhodes to Kiotari every 30 minutes at €6–€9 per ticket, but require a separate transfer from the airport to Rhodes city centre—adding 45 minutes and an extra €9–€15 fare, plus the wait for connections. Shared taxis cluster at the airport entrance but offer no fixed pricing and no real-time flight tracking; you'll negotiate rates and share the vehicle with strangers, often waiting 20–30 minutes for the cab to fill. A private pre-booked transfer eliminates all these delays and gives you direct, unshared transport to your door.