The ferries are the ideal way to get from Athens to any island – Rhodes included – if you are on a low budget or with your own car and have plenty of time on your hands. Can also be a great way to make friends: a guitar and some ...

The Diagoras International Airport (IATA: RHO, ICAO: LGRP) is 16 km distant from the city, at the southwest part of the island, close to the village of Paradissi. Opened in 1977, the airport covers a total area of more than 60.000 sq.m. as a new terminal started its operation ...

You arrive to Rhodes from Athens after about 55 minutes of flight or after approximately 16 hours from Piraeus, if you choose to travel by ferry boat. The island has two airports but only one, the Diagoras International Airport is currently used for commercial purposes and two harbors. Rhodes is ...

Listed below are the schedules and airlines departing from London Gatwick Airport(LGW) to Rhodes Diagoras Airport(RHO), valid for the 2008 season. The direct flight time is about 4 hours. Related posts:Flights from Gatwick to Rhodes Aegean Airlines upgrades its scheduled flights from Cyprus Aegean Airlines connection with Heathrow