Rhodes Airport Information

Rhodes International Airport is also called Diagoras International Airport. It's a stone's throw from the village of Paradhissi and just eight miles or so from the island's capital city, also called Rhodes. It's Greece's fourth busiest airport, delivering hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers every year and also catering for business travellers. Opened in 1977, it has recently been expanded to deal with extra demand and give more opportunity for charter airlines to join the party. Rhodes airport is open 365 days a year and, as you'd expect from a major airport, it's well equipped with plenty of duty-free outlets, banks, cafes, bars and parking.

 

There's convenient luggage lockers in the terminal and a medical centre if you're taken ill or injured. There are basic facilities for disabled travellers, including disabled toilets. If you need help, it's a good idea to contact airport staff before you go and arrange support up front. You can't miss Rhodes airport. Just follow the main coast road running right around the island. Obviously it's convenient for every Rhodes resort. There's gorgeous Afandou, lovely Apollona, Eleousa, Fanes and – of course – the party resort of Faliraki. You can hire a car at Rhodes airport and explore the island on wheels, taking advantage of everything it has to offer.   

 

Rhodes Airport is still undergoing expansion and its facilities and services are steadily improving. In the meantime it's fit for purpose, clean and efficient. And, of course, Greek people are famously friendly and welcoming so you'll get a warm reception. Keep up to date with the latest news and information and treat yourself to a smooth journey. Use the super-fast directline-flights one-stop search engine to search airlines offering cheap flights and last-minute flights from Rhodes Airport. For directions to Rhodes Airport and a summary of public transport to Rhodes Airport, explore our Rhodes Airport pages.