Located between the Peloponnese and Crete, Kythira Island is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Its rugged coastline boasts secluded coves and breathtaking vistas, while its inland terrain is dotted with traditional villages and scenic trails. Immerse yourself in the island’s cultural heritage by visiting its museums and Byzantine churches, or embark on an adventure to uncover its hidden gems. With its laid-back atmosphere and unspoiled landscapes, Kythira invites you on a journey of discovery.
Getting to Kythira is simple. Regular flights from Athens and Thessaloniki, plus seasonal international options are available.
Prefer the sea? Daily ferries from Neapoli (Peloponnese) and regular services from Piraeus, Gytheio (Peloponnese), and Kimonos (Crete) are available, all arriving at Diakofti Village, the main port of Kythira.
The island’s domestic airport, only a 10-minute drive from Diakofti Village, connects Kythira to Athens and other major cities. During the summer, seasonal flights from local airports and various European cities are also available, simplifying your journey.
Frequent ferry services provide a scenic route to Kythira from the Greek mainland and Crete. These ferries arrive at the port of Diakofti, conveniently located just a 2-minute drive from Diakofti Village. Whether you’re arriving from Piraeus, Gythio, or Kissamos in Crete, the ferry journey offers a beautiful introduction to the island’s charm.
