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Zakynthos International Airport 'Dionysios Solomos' (ZTH/LGZA) is the main gateway to the Ionian island of Zakynthos, Greece. Named after the island's famous national poet, it sits near Kalamaki, about 4 km southwest of Zakynthos Town. The single-runway airport is especially busy from spring to autumn with seasonal charter and low-cost flights from across Europe.
💡 Local Tip
For a memorable arrival, sit on the left side of the plane when landing on runway 16—you may get views over Laganas Bay and the loggerhead turtle nesting beaches. If you have time before departure, Kalamaki beach near the runway is a classic plane-spotting spot, but stay clear of nesting areas and airport security zones.
🚖 Getting There
Taxis and pre-booked transfers are the quickest options, with Zakynthos Town about 10–15 minutes away and Kalamaki/Laganas even closer. Local buses are cheap but run on limited schedules, especially outside peak season. Renting a car at the airport is popular for exploring the island at your own pace.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How far is Zakynthos Airport from Zakynthos Town?
A: It is about 4–5 km southwest of Zakynthos Town, roughly a 10–15 minute drive depending on traffic.
Q: What airlines fly to ZTH?
A: The airport is dominated by seasonal charter and low-cost carriers from major European cities; year-round scheduled service is limited.
Q: Is there public transport from the airport?
A: Yes, local KTEL buses connect the airport with Zakynthos Town and some resorts, but services are more frequent in summer and limited on Sundays or in low season.
Q: What facilities are at the airport?
A: The single terminal has car rental desks, taxis, a café, duty-free shopping, and ATMs, though it can get crowded during peak summer arrivals.
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