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The bus from Athens to Kiato leaves from Athens (Kifissos, Terminal A) and arrives at Kiato (Korinthia). The departure point is the bus station at Kifisou Ave 100 & Drakontos St, Athens (Kolonos/Peristeri boundary) — phone numbers, hours and directions are on the station page.
The journey takes about 1 h 37 min.
KTEL Korinthias sells tickets online, so you can book ahead — or buy at the station before you travel.
Every departure on this page in one view — ✓ runs on that weekday every week to the date confirmed below, ◕ on some of those weeks (tap or hover for the dates), — not on that weekday, blank means the operator has not published that far ahead. Tap a row for that departure’s stop-by-stop times.
Departures are confirmed day by day to Sun 11 Oct. KTEL Korinthias puts tickets on sale only about 5 days ahead, so that is as far as any departure can be confirmed today. Later dates are not published anywhere yet — not ruled out. Check back nearer the time, or ask the operator.
| Departs | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | — | — | — | — | — | — | ✓ |
Not published. This operator does not print a fare for this route. That is not the same as free, and we will not invent a number — buy from the driver or the operator’s own site.
Hotels and rooms near the bus stop in Kiato — open a pin for prices and booking.
Map by Stay22. If you book through it, this site may earn a commission — prices are the same either way.
↔ Scroll the table sideways to see every stop. — means the run does not call there; · means it calls but no time is published; +1 means the following morning; ? means the operator names the town but not this stop, so whether the run calls here is not something it tells us; and a blank cell means we hold nothing at all for that stop on that departure — not a denial, just no information.
| Departs | Athens (Kifissos, Terminal A) | Aspropyrgo (Attica) | Elefsina (KTEL Korinthias stop, Attica) | Megara (KTEL Korinthias stop, Attica) | Kineta (KTEL Korinthias stop, Attica) | Isthmus of Corinth | Nosokomeio Korinthos (Korinthia) | Corinth | Solinourgeia (Korinthia) | Lexeo (Korinthia) | Perigiali (Korinthia) | Assos (Korinthia) | Vraxati (Korinthia) | Kokkoni (Korinthia) | Velo (Korinthia) | Kiato (Korinthia) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | 08:30 |
4 other route(s) in this area call at both Athens (Kifissos, Terminal A) and Kiato (Korinthia), in that order — 29 more departures in all. Open a route for its times at these two stops.
Athens (Kifissos, Terminal A) → Aspropyrgo (Attica) → Elefsina (KTEL Korinthias stop, Attica) → Megara (KTEL Korinthias stop, Attica) → Kineta (KTEL Korinthias stop, Attica) → Isthmus of Corinth → Nosokomeio Korinthos (Korinthia) → Corinth → Solinourgeia (Korinthia) → Lexeo (Korinthia) → Perigiali (Korinthia) → Assos (Korinthia) → Vraxati (Korinthia) → Kokkoni (Korinthia) → Velo (Korinthia) → Kiato (Korinthia)
The line joins the stops in order. It is not the road the bus takes — it is a straight chord between points, so treat it as sequence, not geometry. A hollow, dashed stop marker means the coordinate is a village centre rather than a surveyed bus bay; tap it to see where it came from.
Generated from this page’s own timetable data — every answer reads the same day-by-day calendar as the table above, so it can never say more than the page does.
One departure, at 08:30 (Sun) (confirmed to Sun 11 Oct).
Sun (confirmed to Sun 11 Oct).
The operator has published departures to Sun 11 Oct. Beyond that this page cannot tell you what runs: Greek bus operators publish a few weeks ahead, so check back nearer the time.
97 minutes (From the operator's own booking system).
The operator does not publish a fare for this route. That is not the same as free — buy from the driver or the operator's own site.
It leaves from Athens (Kifissos, Terminal A). Note the exact terminal — cities with more than one bus station use them for different operators, and they are not interchangeable.