Closest Airport to Gytheio, Airports Near Gytheio, Greece

The closest airport to Gytheio is Sparta Airport (SPJ). Distance from Sparta Airport to Gytheio is 14.85 miles / 23.91 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Gytheio

Sparta Airport (23.91 Km)
Kalamata Airport (58.82 Km)
Kithira Airport (67.59 Km)
Milos Airport (170.62 Km)
Andravida Airport (171.05 Km)
Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (178.8 Km)
Araxos Airport (184.36 Km)
Zakinthos Airport (184.97 Km)
Souda Airport (197.37 Km)
Syros Island Airport (224.13 Km)
Paros Airport (229.72 Km)
Argostolion Airport (236.69 Km)
Naxos Airport (251.79 Km)
Mikonos Airport (258.03 Km)
Thira Airport (263.39 Km)
Nea Anchialos Airport (274.12 Km)
Skiathos Airport (280.99 Km)
N. Kazantzakis Airport (283.36 Km)
Aktion Airport (287.86 Km)
Skiros Airport (297.81 Km)

List of Airports close to Gytheio

Sparta Airport (SPJ)

Sparta Airport is located approximately 14.29 miles / 23 kilometers North (N) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is SPJ.

Kalamata Airport (KLX)

Kalamata Airport is located approximately 36.04 miles / 58 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is KLX.

Kithira Airport (KIT)

Kithira Airport is located approximately 41.63 miles / 67 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is KIT.

Alexion Airport (PKH)

Alexion Airport is located approximately 49.09 miles / 79 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is PKH.

Spetsai Island Airport (JSS)

Spetsai Island Airport is located approximately 55.3 miles / 89 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is JSS.

Athens Hellinikon Airport (HEW)

Athens Hellinikon Airport is located approximately 100.66 miles / 162 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is HEW.

Milos Airport (MLO)

Milos Airport is located approximately 105.63 miles / 170 kilometers East (E) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is MLO.

Andravida Airport (PYR)

Andravida Airport is located approximately 106.25 miles / 171 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is PYR.

Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (ATH)

Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport is located approximately 110.6 miles / 178 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is ATH.

Araxos Airport (GPA)

Araxos Airport is located approximately 114.33 miles / 184 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is GPA.

Zakinthos Airport (ZTH)

Zakinthos Airport is located approximately 114.33 miles / 184 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is ZTH.

Souda Airport (CHQ)

Souda Airport is located approximately 122.41 miles / 197 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is CHQ.

Syros Island Airport (JSY)

Syros Island Airport is located approximately 139.19 miles / 224 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is JSY.

Paros Airport (PAS)

Paros Airport is located approximately 142.29 miles / 229 kilometers East (E) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is PAS.

Agrinion Airport (AGQ)

Agrinion Airport is located approximately 142.92 miles / 230 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is AGQ.

Argostolion Airport (EFL)

Argostolion Airport is located approximately 146.64 miles / 236 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is EFL.

Naxos Airport (JNX)

Naxos Airport is located approximately 155.96 miles / 251 kilometers East (E) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is JNX.

Mikonos Airport (JMK)

Mikonos Airport is located approximately 160.31 miles / 258 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is JMK.

Thira Airport (JTR)

Thira Airport is located approximately 163.42 miles / 263 kilometers East (E) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is JTR.

Nea Anchialos Airport (VOL)

Nea Anchialos Airport is located approximately 170.26 miles / 274 kilometers North (N) of central Gytheio. IATA airport code is VOL.