Rhodes International Airport “Diagoras” (RHO) opened in 1977 at Paradisi, replacing the old Maritsa airfield, and is named after Diagoras of Rhodes, the ancient Olympic boxing champion. It is the fourth-busiest airport in Greece after Athens, Heraklion and Thessaloniki and the main gateway to the Dodecanese, with around six million passengers a year, almost all of them between April and October.
The airport is 14 km from Rhodes Town on the west coast. A taxi to town costs from about €30, the KTEL bus runs to Rhodes Town for €2.60, and the east- and south-coast resorts are best reached by pre-booked transfer or hire car.
Read more: TransportThe car park is right in front of the terminal, with short-stay rates from about €3 an hour and long-stay from around €12 a day. Drop-off outside the door is limited to a few minutes; private meet-and-greet operators nearby offer cheaper weekly rates.
Read more: ParkingInternational and local rental companies have desks in the arrivals hall, with the cars parked a short walk away. Book early for July and August, especially for automatics, and expect a full-to-full fuel policy.
Read more: Car rentalPrices and timetables are indicative and change seasonally. Confirm before you travel.
Rhodes Airport (RHO) serves Rhodes in Greece. This page lists live arrivals and departures with scheduled and estimated times, the operating airline, gate or baggage belt and flight status. Select a flight for its full details.
Rhodes Airport is also known as Diagoras.