Stop-by-stop timetables for Greece’s regional bus network, read from what each operator publishes — with its day-by-day calendar and the confidence of every figure kept on the page.
Pick two stops and see every route page whose bus calls at both, in that order. This looks within each operator’s own lines — it does not plan journeys across operators or connections.
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Every stop we hold, as a pin. Tap a pin and the routes that call there radiate from it; tap the sea, or close the popup, to clear them. A drawn line joins that route’s stops in order — it is not the road the bus takes, so a two-stop route like Patras–Thessaloniki draws as one straight line. 1559 of the 2831 routes can be drawn; the rest are routes whose two directions share one line, or routes with a stop we have not yet pinned.
One connected coach network — the mainland KTELs meet at the big terminals, so you can cross Greece by bus, changing operator at a hub. Evia and Lefkada are part of it by bridge; a few Ionian islands by through-coach.
KTEL Attikis (KTEL Attica) buses out of Athens — Rafina and Lavrio for the ferries, the airport, Marathon and Sounio, and west to Megara.
KTEL Chalkidikis buses from Thessaloniki down the three peninsulas — Kassandra, Sithonia, and Ouranoupoli for the Mount Athos boats.
KTEL Fokidas (KTEL Fokida, for Delphi and Amfissa) services around Delphi, Amfissa, Itea and Nafpaktos, plus the long routes to Athens, Patras and Thessaloniki.
KTEL Achaias (KTEL Achaia, for Patras) services from Patras — the Athens and Thessaloniki routes, Kalavryta, and the coastal runs west to Araxos.
KTEL Livadias (KTEL Viotia) services from Livadia — Athens, Thiva, Antikyra, Orchomenos and the villages of Parnassos.
KTEL Imathias services from Veria — Alexandreia, Naousa, the Vergina Royal Tombs, and the Thessaloniki route.
KTEL Argolidas services from Nafplio — Argos, Epidaurus, Tolo, Kranidi, the Poros ferry connection at Galatas, and the Athens route.
KTEL Korinthias buses on the Athens route — Korinthos, Loutraki, Kiato, Xylokastro and Derveni along the gulf, Nemea and the villages inland, and the Isthmos interchange where the long-distance coaches call.
KTEL Fthiotidas (Lamia) services from Lamia — the Athens motorway route, Kamena Vourla, Atalanti and the villages of Parnassos and Oiti.
KTEL Kavalas services from Kavala — Eleftheroupoli, Chrysoupoli and the routes to Thessaloniki, Xanthi, Drama and Serres.
KTEL Trikalon (KTEL Trikala) services from Trikala — Kalampaka for the Meteora monasteries, the Pindos villages, and the long routes to Athens, Thessaloniki and Ioannina.
KTEL Kastorias services from Kastoria — Argos Orestiko and the routes to Florina, Kozani, Grevena, Ioannina and Thessaloniki.
KTEL Artas services from Arta — the Amvrakikos gulf villages, the Tzoumerka mountain route, and the long routes to Ioannina, Athens and Thessaloniki.
KTEL Evias services from Chalkida — Aliveri, Eretria, the Skyros ferry connection at Kymi, and the Athens route via Liosion.
KTEL Messinias services from Kalamata — Pylos, Gargalianoi, the Mani coast and the routes to Athens, Sparti and Patras.
KTEL Arkadias services from Tripoli — the Athens route via Kifissos, Megalopoli and Kalamata to the south, the Menalon and Gortynia mountain villages at Dimitsana and Lagkadia, and east to Astros, Tyros and Leonidio on the Arcadian coast.
KTEL Karditsas services from Karditsa — Sofades, Palamas and Mouzaki in the Thessalian plain, and the long routes to Athens via Liosion, Thessaloniki, Larisa, Lamia and Ioannina.
KTEL Pellas intercity services from Edessa — Aridaia and the Loutra Pozar baths, Skydra, Giannitsa and Krya Vrysi, and the routes to Thessaloniki's Macedonia terminal, Athens and Volos. Town services within Edessa itself are not included.
KTEL Lakonias services from Sparti — Gytheio and Areopoli for the Mani, Monemvasia and Neapoli in the south-east, and the routes to Athens via Tripoli, Kalamata and Patra.
KTEL Thessalonikis — the Athens and Piraeus coaches, and the prefecture network out to Asprovalta, Zagkliveri, Petrokerasa and the villages around Lagkadas.
KTEL Evrou (KTEL Evros) buses up the Evros route — Alexandroupoli to Feres, Soufli, Didimotixo and Orestiada, and west along the coast to Xanthi, Kavala and Thessaloniki.
KTEL Aitoloakarnanias from Agrinio and Messolonghi — Nafpaktos and the gulf, Amfilochia and Vonitsa in the north, Thermo inland, and the routes to Athens, Patra and Ioannina.
KTEL Dramas — the Thessaloniki and Athens coaches, as sold on e-ticketing.gr.
KTEL Florinas — Florina and Amyntaio to Thessaloniki (via Veroia or via Giannitsa and Edessa), Kozani, and Athens.
KTEL Larisas (KTEL Larissa) — Larisa to Thessaloniki and Athens including the express workings, plus Volos and Ioannina.
KTEL Pierias — Katerini to Thessaloniki and Athens.
KTEL Rodopis (KTEL Rodopi, for Komotini) — Komotini to Thessaloniki via Iasmos and Xanthi, and the Athens coach.
KTEL Serron (KTEL Serres) — Serres to Thessaloniki and Athens.
KTEL Volou — Volos to Athens (with the Almyros and Anchialos workings), Thessaloniki and Larisa.
KTEL Kozanis — the Athens route in both its variants (via Trikala and via Lamia), Thessaloniki, and the western Macedonia network.
KTEL Prevezas — Preveza to Athens and Ioannina, and the approaches to the Igoumenitsa and Parga ferries.
KTEL Ioanninon — Ioannina to Igoumenitsa for the Corfu, Paxi and Italy ferries, plus Athens, Thessaloniki and the Epirus network.
KTEL Evrytanias (KTEL Evrytania, for Karpenisi) — the Karpenisi to Athens coach through Lamia.
KTEL Kilkis — the Kilkis to Thessaloniki route in all its variants, via Derveni, Santa, Kampani, the old national road and the express.
KTEL Thivas (KTEL Thiva, for Thebes) — the Thebes to Athens trunk and the village network out to Vagia, Erythres and Mavromati.
KTEL Irakleiou-Lasithiou (KTEL Heraklion-Lasithi) — Heraklion to Agios Nikolaos, Ierapetra, Sitia, Hersonissos and Malia, the airport, the south coast at Matala and Agia Galini, and the Anogeia and Arkalochori hinterlands.
KTEL Chanion-Rethymnou (KTEL Chania-Rethymno) — Chania and Rethymno to Heraklion, the airports, Sougia and Paleochora, the villages, and the Gavdos island bus.
KTEL Thesprotias — Igoumenitsa to Athens, Thessaloniki and Ioannina, plus Parga, Syvota, Paramythia and Filiates.
KTEL Ileias (KTEL Ileia, for Olympia) — Pyrgos to Ancient Olympia, Amaliada, Zacharo, Krestena, the Katakolo cruise port and Kyllini, plus the Pyrgos town buses.
KTEL Xanthis — the Thessaloniki and Athens routes.
KTEL Grevenon (KTEL Grevena) — the backbone routes to Thessaloniki, Athens and Kozani.
Each island is its own bus network. No bus runs from one island to another — that leg is always a ferry — so every island's buses live on its own page.
Buses on Mykonos — the Old Port and Fabrika hubs, the airport and New Port shuttles, the south-coast beach runs and the one-way Ornos loop.
Buses on Santorini — everything radiates from the Fira bus station, out to Oia, Perissa, Kamari, Akrotiri and the ferry port at Athinios.
Buses on Naxos from the port bus station in Naxos Town — the west-coast beach strip, the airport, and the mountain villages of the Tragaea.
Local buses around Syros — the Ermoupoli–Kini shuttle and the island loop, clockwise and anticlockwise.
Local buses on Ios — the Port–Chora–Mylopotas shuttle plus the summer beach runs to Manganari, Ag. Theodoti and Psathi.
Local buses on Kythnos, linking Merichas port with Chora, Loutra, Dryopida and Panagia Kanala.
Buses on Aegina from the port at Aegina Town — east to Agios Nektarios, Aphaia and Agia Marina, south to Perdika, north to Souvala and Vagia.
Buses on Tinos from the port at Tinos town — the frequent Porto and Kionia runs, the Panormos and Steni village lines, and the summer service to Kolymbithra.
Bus routes on Limnos from Myrina — where the lines go. No timetable is published for this island, so this covers the network, not the departure times.
Buses on Andros from Chora — the Gavrio port shuttle via Batsi, and the beach runs to Korthi, Chalkolimionas and Tis Grias to Pidima.
Buses on Paros from Parikia — the Naoussa runs, the east-coast villages and the beaches at Drios, Golden Beach and Pounda for the Antiparos ferry.
KTEL Lesvou (KTEL Lesvos, Mytilene) services from the interurban station in Mytilene — Molyvos and the north, Plomari and the south, and the Vatera beach runs.
KTEL Samou (KTEL Samos) services from Vathy (Samos Town) — Karlovasi, Pythagoreio, the airport and the mountain villages.
KTEL Lefkadas services from Lefkada town — Nydri and the east coast, the west-coast beaches at Kathisma and Porto Katsiki, and the routes to Athens, Preveza and Patras.
KTEL Zakynthou (KTEL Zakynthos) services from Zakynthos town — Laganas, Kalamaki, Tsilivi and Alykes, plus the mainland route via the Kyllini ferry.
KTEL Kerkyras (Green Buses) services from Corfu Town — Paleokastritsa, the Aqualand beach route, and the mainland connection via the Igoumenitsa ferry.
KTEL Kefalonias services from Argostoli — Lixouri, Sami and Poros, the Athens route via Kifissos, and the connecting Ithaki service via the Sami feeder. Journey times on the mainland routes include the ferry crossing.
KTEL Rodou (KTEL Rhodes) buses from Rhodes Town — the east-coast resorts at Faliraki, Afantou and Lindos, the west coast and the airport, and the villages of the island's interior.
Local buses on Sifnos from Apollonia — the Kamares ferry port, the beaches at Platys Gialos, Vathi and Faros, and the walk up to Kastro.
Buses on Milos, run by Milos Buses — Adamas port to Plaka and Pollonia, the beaches at Paleochori and Provata, and the catacombs at Trypiti.
KTEL Karpathou (KTEL Karpathos) — nine lines out of Pigadia to Olympos and Diafani, Lefkos, Arkasa and Finiki, the Apella and Ahata beaches, and the mountain villages.
Astiko KTEL Chiou — the Chios town to airport service.
Salamina’s nine bus lines, radiating from the Paloukia ferry terminal to Salamina town, Aianteio, Selinia, Kanakia and Peristeria.
KTEL Kos — Kos town to the airport, Mastichari for the Kalymnos ferry, Kefalos, Kardamena, Tigaki, Marmari, Pyli and Zia.
The 65 areas above are the ones whose timetables have been read end-to-end. But Greece has no national bus company — 73 separate operators run the network between them, each with its own terminal and ticketing. The directory covers all of them: who they are, where their terminal is, how to reach them and which lines they run.
72 of the network’s biggest stations and interchange points, each with its own page: address, phone numbers and which companies operate from that building — including where two operators use two different terminals in the same city.
20 airports with a KTEL bus: where the stop is, which routes call, and which airport buses are not KTEL.
Some trips take two buses — Athens to Meteora, for one. These pages lay them out leg by leg with the live timetables.