Car rental at the Karpathos Island National Airport

There is no bus connection to the airport. Therefore, you have to get there by your own car, hired car or cab. Package tourists are picked up by tour operators' buses and rental cars are brought to the airport on order. In July 2009, a new terminal was put into operation to replace the previous terminal building, which meets the requirements of modern airport operations. Arrivals and departures areas are separated within the building. In addition, an automatic baggage handling system has been installed. In the public area there are several check-in counters, a store and the counters of some car hire companies. Behind the security checkpoint, there is a large waiting hall with several exits to the gates and the airfield. A duty-free store has also been set up here. The terminal has no jetways, so passengers are transported to and from the planes by bus.

When booking online, you can easily compare different cars with our help and pick the cheapest one. First of all, you indicate where you want to pick up the hired car, so it is best to indicate your destination. Afterwards you indicate your return station, thus the place at which you would like to return the rented car again. Most of the time, the locations for the pick-up and return stations are the same, but with one-way rental, you have the option to choose two different locations, so a road trip, for example, will be much more convenient for you. When you are done with this, specify the travel period in which you need the hired car. Next, specify how many people the hired car will be needed for so that you have the perfect vehicle size. You can then choose between different vehicle categories, features, insurance and inclusive services as indicated below. To make your choice easier we also offer three different benefit packages so you don't have to filter everything individually.

In general, you can park for free in all white marked zones in Karpathos. Yellow marked roadsides, on the other hand, mean that parking is prohibited here. On the other hand, blue-marked roadsides are parking areas for which a fee is charged. In addition, look for no-stopping signs with a single line indicating that you are not allowed to park there on odd-numbered months. Two dashes, on the other hand, stand for even months.

In Greece seat belts are compulsory! Furthermore, it is compulsory to wear a high-visibility vest in case of an accident, which is why we advise you to check the appropriate equipment of the vehicle (warning triangle, first-aid kit, fire extinguisher) before departure. Talking on the phone in the car is only allowed with a wireless hands-free device and the blood alcohol limit is 0.5. Speed limits are as follows:

• In town: 50 km/h
• Out of town: 90 km/h
• Freeway: 120 km/h