Athens-Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport is Greece’s busiest and most active air hub that serves European and American destinations. Athens Airport is also the center for domestic travel. It has one main terminal and is situated fifteen miles northeast of the city center of Athens. A railway, buses, shuttle and taxis provide transportation to travelers to the city. Corfu Island International Airport is the basic yet modern airport that is located only a couple of miles away from the city. This airport accepts three flights per day from Athens at the least. Major carriers that service both international and domestic flights are handled in one terminal. A regular bus service travels to Corfu town, while most visitors to the town will have their transport set when having their vacations done on a package holiday.

Rhodes International Airport is found on the right of the northern tip of Rhodes Island. It is a little airport that has the busiest time during the summer months to serve the group of people who arrive in the holidays to search for the beautiful beaches found in the island. The airport consists of only one terminal that serves both domestic and international flights that arrive and depart mainly from parts of Europe and the Middle East. To get to the Rhodes Town, buses and shuttles are used as modes of transportation. Taxis are also available for travelers.

One of the most popular getaways in Greece is Kefalonia. It has an airport that can serve and handle four hundred thousand passengers each year. Kefalonia Island National Airport has only three check-in desks and a single terminal. This is located only only some minutes away from the capital of Argostoli. The capital of Argostoli does not have buses, but taxis and shuttles of hotels are available to the public to provide regular transport.