Corfu Transport Guide
You will find information about transportation in Corfu and how to move around below.
You can move around Corfu by using a:
Don’t forget to get informed about how to get to Corfu. Since the island is one of the top Greek holiday destinations, it is easy to travel to Corfu, either via
If you need assistance, below is a list of essential numbers.
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Public Buses (KTEL)
In brief, KTEL buses are the most affordable transport option in Corfu. Both urban and suburban routes are available, serving way more than the basic touristy points. Two kinds of buses are available in Corfu – the city buses (blue-colored) and the intercity buses (green-colored). They reach most areas of the island, including the most touristy beaches and villages, the airport and the ports. Extra routes and itineraries are added to the timetables as the high season approaches. The central station of both bus types lies within Corfu Town.

Taxis
Taxis in Corfu are widely available and ideal for travellers who want quick, stress-free transport without renting a car. You’ll find official taxi ranks at Corfu Airport, the port, Corfu Town, and all major resorts, with prices set by distance and time. Booking ahead is recommended in high season, especially for airport or late-night transfers. Taxis are reliable, comfortable, and perfect if you prefer door-to-door travel between towns, beaches, and hotels. There is no Uber in Corfu, but several local taxi apps exist.
Taxi & Transfere Services – Corfu Taxi Transfers.

Car rental
Renting a car in Corfu is one of the most convenient ways to explore the island, especially if you want to reach beaches, mountain villages and hidden places that buses do not cover. Many travellers prefer to book their car in advance to secure better prices and guaranteed availability, especially in summer. If you are comparing options, it’s worth checking a trusted local car hire provider where you can find clear pricing, full insurance and reliable support throughout your trip. This helps make driving in Corfu easier, safer and much more enjoyable.
Rent a car, scooter and quad – ANTONY’S CARHIRE.

Scooter, ATV or Boat
If you want an easy and flexible way to explore Corfu’s coastline and remote bays, renting a scooter, ATV or small boat is a great option. Many trusted rental companies operate in areas like Paleokastritsa, Kassiopi, Sidari and Corfu Town, offering affordable daily rates and beginner-friendly options.

Horse Carriages
In Corfu Town, you will spot some horse carriages, mostly in Spianada Square. These can take you on a tour of the Old Town of Corfu. The experience usually lasts from 40 minutes to 1 hour and rates are fixed.
Travel to Corfu by plane or ferry

Ferry
Ferries to Corfu from the Greek mainland depart from Igoumenitsa and Patra. Crossings from Igoumenitsa take place on a daily basis. The duration of the trip is approximately 1.5 hours and numerous itineraries are available during the day. Departures from Patra happen twice a week and the travel time is around 7.5 hours. Moreover, Corfu is reachable by ferry from Italy, particularly from the ports of Bari and Ancona. Crossings to Paxi and the Diapontian Islands (Mathraki, Ereikoussa, Othoni) are also available with a higher departure frequency during summer.

Flights
Corfu International Airport “Ioannis Kapodistrias” receives flights from Athens and Thessaloniki all year round. During the tourist season (approximately May to September) it also receives flights from many European cities, Dubai and Tel Aviv. The airport is located about 3 km away from Corfu Town and you can reach it by public bus, by car, or by taxi. A bus station lies close to the airport’s entrance.

Corfu Emergency
List of essential numbers.
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