Airport
Ikaria Airport (JIK)
Ikaria Airport is the main air gateway to Ikaria island, serving Agios Kirykos and nearby villages such as Faros. Compare transfer options to Agios Kirykos, Evdilos, Armenistis and coastal areas, and plan your onward journey with ease.
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About Ikaria Airport
Ikaria Airport is the island's only commercial airport, serving Agios Kirykos and the rest of Ikaria with regular domestic connections, mainly to Athens. Opened in 1995, it gives visitors a faster alternative to ferry travel.
Located near the village of Faros on the island's eastern coast, the airport lies about 12 km from the capital Agios Kirykos. It operates through a single passenger terminal and a compact apron, handling flights primarily to Athens and seasonal services to other Greek destinations.
Passengers can reach the airport by taxi, rental car or local bus, and limited short-term parking is available. Travel times to Agios Kirykos are short, making onward connections to the port, hotels and villages straightforward.
With its small café or refreshment area, car rental desk and simple passenger facilities, the airport provides a convenient gateway for travelers visiting Ikaria's towns, beaches and mountain villages.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Ikaria Airport operates through a single passenger terminal, with one freight terminal and a compact apron. The airport mainly handles domestic flights, primarily connections to and from Athens.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Ikaria Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Ikaria Airport to hotels, villages and coastal destinations across Ikaria, including Agios Kirykos, Evdilos and Armenistis.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from Ikaria Airport, island sightseeing, business trips or events around Ikaria.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Ikaria Airport for independent travel around Ikaria's villages, beaches and mountain roads.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter buses for groups travelling between Ikaria Airport, hotels, the port and event venues across the island.
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