Transport
There is no airport bus on Zakynthos: it is taxi, pre-booked transfer or hire car. Zakynthos Town is 5 km and about €15, Laganas and Kalamaki are ten minutes and €10–15, Tsilivi about €25 and Alykes about €40.
Read more: TransportZakynthos Airport “Dionysios Solomos” (ZTH) sits on the plain behind Laganas Bay, 5 km south-west of Zakynthos Town and within walking distance of Kalamaki beach. The runway ends at the edge of the bay, which is a National Marine Park: the beaches beside it are the Mediterranean’s most important nesting ground for loggerhead turtles, and the airport keeps its operations to daytime and evening hours partly for that reason.
Around two million passengers a year use the single terminal, almost all of them British, Italian, Polish and German holidaymakers between May and October. Fraport Greece rebuilt the building in 2020–2021 with arrivals and departures on one level; the taxi rank and car park are outside the doors, and there is no bus.
There is no airport bus on Zakynthos: it is taxi, pre-booked transfer or hire car. Zakynthos Town is 5 km and about €15, Laganas and Kalamaki are ten minutes and €10–15, Tsilivi about €25 and Alykes about €40.
Read more: TransportOne open-air car park beside the terminal, from about €3 an hour or €10 a day, used mostly by islanders: visitors leave by coach, taxi or hire car, so a space is rarely a problem.
Read more: ParkingRental desks are in the terminal with the cars beside it, and with no airport bus a hire car doubles as your transfer. Zakynthos is small but its best sights, the Navagio viewpoint, the Blue Caves and Keri, are at the end of long, winding roads.
Read more: Car rentalPrices and timetables are indicative and change seasonally. Confirm before you travel.