Greece
Corfu International Airport "Ioannis Kapodistrias" (CFU) serves as the main airport for the island. It sits approximately 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) south of Corfu Town.
Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air provide year-round connections to Athens (ATH). During the peak tourist season (May to October), numerous airlines operate direct flights from major European cities.
Taxis are available directly outside the airport terminal. The approximate cost to Corfu Town ranges from €10-€15. Journey time is 10-15 minutes.
Blue Bus Line 15 connects the airport to Corfu Town center (San Rocco Square) and the New Port. The fare is approximately €1.20-€1.70. Journey takes 10-20 minutes.
For international flights, arrive at Corfu Airport 2-3 hours before departure. For domestic flights, 1-2 hours before departure is usually sufficient.
The main port for ferries and cruise ships is the New Port, located just north of Corfu Town center.
Frequent ferry services run daily from Igoumenitsa (mainland Greece). Seasonal connections are available from Italian ports like Venice, Ancona, Bari, and Brindisi.
Daily hydrofoil and ferry services connect Corfu to Sarandë, Albania. Corfu Port is a popular stop for cruise ships. The port's proximity to the Old Town makes it convenient.
These buses serve Corfu Town and its immediate suburbs. Destinations include Kanoni, Achilleion Palace, Benitses, Gouvia, and Perama. The main hub for Blue Buses is San Rocco Square (Platia Sarokou) in the town center.
These buses connect Corfu Town to all other villages and beaches across the entire island. Routes extend to popular destinations like Paleokastritsa, Sidari, Kassiopi, and Kavos. The main Green Bus station is located near the New Port.
Taxis offer a direct way to travel, especially for shorter distances or when carrying luggage. Licensed taxis are typically silver (some black) and marked with a "TAXI" sign on the roof.
Uber does not operate in Corfu. Beat (formerly Taxibeat), a popular ride-hailing app in mainland Greece, is not widely available or consistently reliable on Corfu. Traditional taxis remain the main option for on-demand rides.
Corfu Old Town is largely pedestrianized or has restricted vehicle access, making it excellent for walking and exploring its famous "kantounia" (narrow alleys).
Dedicated cycling lanes are limited in Corfu. Cyclists often share the road with vehicles. Caution is advisable, especially on busy or narrow roads.
Several operators offer hop-on-hop-off bus tours covering major sights within and around Corfu Town. This is a convenient way to see highlights.
Available from Corfu Town's Old Port or New Port, boat taxis transport you to nearby beaches, secluded coves, or nearby islands. These offer a scenic way to experience Corfu's coastline.
Public transportation in Corfu generally has limited accessibility. Travelers with mobility challenges are advised to pre-arrange specialized transport services or taxis.
There are no specific exit fees or taxes levied on travelers departing Greece by air or sea. These costs are typically included in the price of your ticket.
Corfu Airport offers standard facilities for departing travelers. The New Port also has basic facilities for ferry passengers.
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