Kalamata Bus Station

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General information

Kalamata is a place in Greece offering an intercity bus connection to Athens city in Greece. Kalamata also has international connections to various countries such as Albania (Tirana, Vlore, Durres for example), Bulgaria (Sofia for example). The city of Kalamata is a very important transportation hub not just in terms of the bus transportation, but the air traffic as well given the vicinity of the airport.

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Bus stations and stops

We have located one bus terminal and one bus stop in Kalamata.
Some of the most popular companies departing from Kalamata are: KTEL Messinias and Union Ivkoni.

The stops and stations listed below are those most commonly used as departure locations by the intercity buses operating from Kalamata:

Bus terminal

Address:

Artemidos street , 241 00

GPS Coordinates:

37.047505, 22.114236

Phone:

+30 2721 028581

  GPS Coordinates 37.047505, 22.114236

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Bus terminal is located approximately 722 metres from the city centre, which is only a 9 minute walking distance so you can also reach it on foot.

The following amenities are available at Bus terminal bus stop: parking lot

You will also find waiting room at this location.

Bus stop

Address:

Artemidos 65 , 241 00

GPS Coordinates:

37.046291, 22.113446

  GPS Coordinates 37.046291, 22.113446

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Bus stop is located approximately 532 metres from the city centre, which is only a 8 minute walking distance so you can also reach it on foot.

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Popular routes

There is a total of 1 national and 1 international bus departures from Kalamata.

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Nearby airports

Name: Kalamata Airport
IATA code: KLX
ICAO code: LGKL
Address: 240 09, Kalamata

Kalamata Airport is situated approximately 12 km away from the city, which equals a travel time of 00:12h. Kalamata Airport is an international airport offering flights to various destinations and connecting various parts of the country.

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Frequently asked questions