Transport
Volos is 26 km away, about 30 minutes and €40 by taxi. The Pelion villages are an hour, about €65. There is no direct bus: the KTEL passes through Nea Anchialos village, 10 euros by taxi from the terminal.
Read moreVolos Airport (VOL), officially Nea Anchialos National Airport, lies on the coast of the Pagasetic Gulf 26 km south-west of Volos, next to the Nea Anchialos air base. Its runway is one of the longest in Greece, and the small civil terminal opened in 1991. It serves Volos, the Pelion peninsula and the Thessaly plain, with summer charters and low-cost flights from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Britain, and a domestic link to Athens in the season.
Traffic is seasonal and modest, under 100,000 passengers a year, and the airport is quiet from November to April. It is also the back door to the Sporades: Volos port, half an hour away, has the ferries and hydrofoils to Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonissos.
Volos is 26 km away, about 30 minutes and €40 by taxi. The Pelion villages are an hour, about €65. There is no direct bus: the KTEL passes through Nea Anchialos village, 10 euros by taxi from the terminal.
Read moreA car park next to the terminal, from about €2 an hour or €8 a day. It is rarely full: most passengers arrive by coach or hire car.
Read moreRental firms meet the summer flights with desks at the terminal. Pelion is a mountain of villages and beaches reached on winding roads with a sparse bus, so nearly every independent visitor drives; a small car and full insurance are the right choice.
Read moreAbout 26 km south-west of the city at Nea Anchialos: 30 minutes by car and roughly €40 by taxi.
Not from the terminal. The Volos–Almyros KTEL stops in Nea Anchialos village, a €10 taxi ride away. Charter passengers use their tour operator’s coach.
By taxi for about €65, an hour or more depending on the village, or by hire car through Volos. Hotels in Pelion can arrange a transfer.
Taxi to Volos port, about €40 and 30 minutes, then a ferry or hydrofoil: Skiathos in 90 minutes to two and a half hours, Skopelos and Alonissos beyond. Book the crossing ahead in high summer.
In the car park beside the terminal, from about €2 an hour or €8 a day, first 15 minutes free. It is rarely full.
Avis, Budget, Hertz, Sixt and Europcar alongside Volos companies, with desks for the summer flights and delivery by reservation in the off-season. Book ahead in July and August.
Almost certainly. The villages and beaches are spread over a mountain, the bus reaches each a few times a day, and the airport itself is 26 km from Volos. A small car suits the narrow lanes.
Very few or none. The charters run from May to October and the Athens link is seasonal; check the live board or the timetable for the current month.
Two hours before an international charter is comfortable; the hall is small and the queue is one aircraft long. Ninety minutes is enough for the Athens flight.
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Nea Anchialos Airport (VOL) serves Volos in Greece. This page lists live arrivals and departures with scheduled and estimated times, the operating airline, gate or baggage belt and flight status. Select a flight for its full details.