Transfer from Thessaloniki Airport to Kallithea

Your journey follows the A24 motorway southbound from Thessaloniki, a well-maintained coastal highway that descends toward the Chalkidiki peninsula. You'll pass through Katerini and surrounding towns as the landscape transitions from urban outskirts to the lush, pine-covered hills approaching Kallithea. The final stretch reveals glimpses of the Thermaic Gulf before arrival at your destination.

Your driver will meet you at the arrivals baggage-hall exit of whichever terminal your flight uses, holding a name sign with your surname. The 52-minute baseline applies to off-peak travel; summer weekends and early mornings can add 10–15 minutes due to holiday traffic toward the peninsula resorts. Most Kallithea hotels sit within the village centre or beachfront, so your driver can deliver you directly to your accommodation.

Public transport from Thessaloniki Airport to Kallithea requires two or three transfers—airport bus to the city, then connecting KTEL regional bus service—and takes nearly four hours total. Taxis from the airport charge by meter with no fixed rate, typically €90–120 depending on negotiation and traffic. A pre-booked private transfer costs EUR 113.83 all-inclusive, includes all motorway tolls and road charges, and guarantees a driver who adjusts to your flight's actual arrival time.