Terminal
One terminal for all flights.
Also known as: Kavala Airport, Megas Alexandros Airport, Thassos Airport.
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Kavala International Airport "Megas Alexandros" (KVA), named after Alexander the Great, is the airport for Kavala and the island of Thassos, in northeast Greece. It sits near Chrysoupoli, in the Nestos valley, east of Kavala, and opened on this site in 1981. In 2025 it handled about 320,000 passengers, most of them on international flights.
Aegean Airlines flies to Athens, and in summer Condor, Eurowings, Jet2, TUI, Smartwings, Austrian Airlines, Air Serbia and others bring visitors from Germany, the UK, Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Serbia and Romania. Germany is by far the biggest market.
All flights use one terminal, and Fraport Greece runs the airport. The single runway is 3,000 m long.
From the airport, most visitors head to Kavala city and its old town, to the coast at Keramoti for the ferry to Thassos, or along the coast to the beaches west of Kavala.
Fraport Greece (40-year concession from 2017)
One (05/23), 3,000 m
About 320,000 in 2025
Germany
All flights arrive at the single terminal. Flights from Athens and other Schengen countries arrive without passport checks; if you come from outside the Schengen area, for example from the UK or Serbia, you go through passport control, where non-EU visitors are registered in the EU's Entry/Exit System.
The terminal is small, so arrival is usually quick. Outside, taxis, car rental and pre-booked cars are the main ways to leave the airport. Kavala city is a drive west of the airport.
If you are going to Thassos, the ferry leaves from Keramoti, on the coast south of the airport, which is much closer than Kavala. Allow time for the crossing and check the ferry timetable before you land.
Greece is on Eastern European Time (EET), two hours ahead of the UK, and uses the euro.
Taxis, pre-booked cars and rental cars are the usual options.
A pre-booked car meets you outside arrivals, the easiest option for Kavala, Keramoti port and the coast.
Taxis serve the airport, including the short trip to the Keramoti ferry.
Rental cars are useful for touring northeast Greece; you can also take a car on the ferry to Thassos.
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One terminal for all flights.
Most routes run only in summer.
Air Serbia
Belgrade (seasonal)
Jet2
The UK (seasonal)
Kavala International Airport is near Chrysoupoli, in the Nestos valley east of Kavala, in northeast Greece. Kavala city is a drive west of the airport; taxis and pre-booked cars run there.
Take a taxi or pre-booked transfer to Keramoti, on the coast near the airport, and catch the ferry across to Thassos. Keramoti is much closer to the airport than Kavala.
Aegean Airlines flies to Athens. In summer, Condor, Eurowings, Jet2, TUI, Smartwings, Austrian Airlines, Air Serbia and others fly from Germany, the UK, Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Serbia and Romania.
Yes, in practice. Thassos has no airport of its own, so visitors fly into Kavala and take the ferry from Keramoti. The airport is officially named after Alexander the Great.
Kavala is busiest in summer, when most international routes run. Outside summer, flights are mainly to Athens.
Kavala handled about 320,000 passengers in 2025, most of them on international flights, with Germany the biggest market.
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Tips are not mandatory but are highly recommended; drivers earn them through service quality.
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