Holidays to Kythera
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Flights to Kythera
There is a small airport on Kythera which is connected to Athens and Thesssaloniki. We recommend flying in using Athens for the best connections. Athens Airport has direct flights from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Newcastle, Luton, Edinburgh and Stansted.
There is a small airport on Kythera which is connected to Athens and Thesssaloniki. We recommend flying in using Athens for the best connections. Athens Airport has direct flights from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Newcastle, Luton, Edinburgh and Stansted.
Ferries to Kythera
Kythera is not really on a main ferry route as such. There are a couple of boats, one of which makes the long trek down from Piraeus twice a week, connections with Kissamos in Western Crete three times weekly and a daily connection with the Peloponnese (either Gythio or Neapoli).
Kythera is not really on a main ferry route as such. There are a couple of boats, one of which makes the long trek down from Piraeus twice a week, connections with Kissamos in Western Crete three times weekly and a daily connection with the Peloponnese (either Gythio or Neapoli).
Kythera Accommodation
Accommodation on Kythera is generally low key studios, apartments and small hotels. Let us know your preferred option and we can source the right accommodation for your needs and budget.
Extras
There are numerous way we can enhance your holiday from upgrading your flights and ferries to business class, booking car hire, arranging tours and even booking restaurant reservations and sunbed reservations (on specific islands). Please ask us for more details.
Where is it near?.........
“Oh where is it near?” is the question many people ask when you talk about Kythera. The answer is nowhere really.
Located off the south east part of the Peloponnese, its inaccessibility is what has prevented foreign tourism. It’s like a throwback to the days of charter airlines, everyone stood at the port with the name of their hotel and a few photos and you picked the one you liked.
We aren’t even sure if it knows itself who it is – the island looks more Cycladic in nature with whitewashed houses, blue domed churches and a traditional Chora, but traditionally it is listed as belonging to the Ionian islands. This is why we call it one of our Outstanding Oddballs.
Kythera still isn’t on a main ferry route (a few small journeys per week), but an increase in the number of flights from Athens has made it more accessible.
Kapsali has a pair of horseshoe shaped bays, one of which is sandy. These are backed by tavernas, cafes, shops and you can even hire a small boat to find your own little beach.
Agia Pelagia is known for its tavernas and Avlemonas has its own natural swimming pool. Come and find out about Kythera before everyone else does.
Please be aware that due to ferry and flight timings, a stay overnight in Athens may be required in either direction.
Located off the south east part of the Peloponnese, its inaccessibility is what has prevented foreign tourism. It’s like a throwback to the days of charter airlines, everyone stood at the port with the name of their hotel and a few photos and you picked the one you liked.
We aren’t even sure if it knows itself who it is – the island looks more Cycladic in nature with whitewashed houses, blue domed churches and a traditional Chora, but traditionally it is listed as belonging to the Ionian islands. This is why we call it one of our Outstanding Oddballs.
Kythera still isn’t on a main ferry route (a few small journeys per week), but an increase in the number of flights from Athens has made it more accessible.
Kapsali has a pair of horseshoe shaped bays, one of which is sandy. These are backed by tavernas, cafes, shops and you can even hire a small boat to find your own little beach.
Agia Pelagia is known for its tavernas and Avlemonas has its own natural swimming pool. Come and find out about Kythera before everyone else does.
Please be aware that due to ferry and flight timings, a stay overnight in Athens may be required in either direction.
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