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Rhodes · KTEL Rodou (KTEL Rhodes)
The bus from Kalithea Springs to Kolymbia Beach leaves from Kalithea Springs (Rhodes) and arrives at Kolymbia Beach (Rhodes). The exact departure stop is marked on our route map, along with the other stops on the route.
The journey takes roughly 25 min — our estimate from the route’s length, as the operator does not publish a travel time.
KTEL Rodou (KTEL Rhodes) sells tickets online, so you can book ahead — or buy at the station before you travel. For times and tickets you can ring KTEL Rodou (KTEL Rhodes) on +30 22410 27706.
Seasonal service. The operator’s printed 2026 timetable, which we read on 2 October 2026, listed this bus from 1 October to 15 October. Not running now — check with the operator.
We last had times for this route on 15 October 2026. We have no dates after that. We last checked the operator on 4 October 2026.
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If the bus times do not fit your day, a hire car from Kolymbia Beach is the usual alternative for the villages and beaches the buses do not reach.
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Kalithea Springs (Rhodes) → Kolymbia Beach (Rhodes)
To each stop on the way, in travel order, where the operator prices it.
| Kolymbia Beach (Rhodes) | around €4.00 |
Want directions? Open the departure stop in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).
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.
Not all year. In 2026 the operator's printed timetable listed it from 1 October to 15 October. It is not running now — check with the operator.