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By Boat
How to get to Corfu from Igoumenitsa
There are ferries (both conventional and highspeed) almost every hour to and from Igoumenitsa on the mainland. The journey with a conventional ferry lasts 75 minutes. Ferries from Igoumenitsa take passengers to Corfu port but also to Lefkimmi port, further south. Corfu port is located in the eastern part of the island, in the north-east area of the city of Corfu. Ferries depart from Neo Limani (New Port), about 1,5 km west of Corfu Old Town.
If you want to take your car, from Athens to Corfu there are two possible driving routes. The first route takes you via the north Peloponnesian motorway to Patra, and then along the new Ionian highway north to Ioannina before turning west to arrive in Igoumenita. The distance from Athens to Corfu is 483 km (300 miles) and the journey takes around 6 hours, assuming you drive straight onto a car ferry without any stops. The longer route takes you through Central Greece to Ioannina and then to Igoumenitsa.
Buses from Athens to Corfu are operated by the KTEL Buses Company. There are daily KTEL buses between Corfu and Athens and at least four daily buses between Igoumenitsa and Athens. Each service takes approximately 6 hours. There is also at least one daily bus between Corfu and Thessaloniki.
Travelling from Central Europe by car or train
Most people coming by car from Central Europe get to Corfu by coming from Brindisi, Bari, Ancona or Venice in Italy to Igoumenitsa. The trip from Brindisi to Igoumenitsa is about 8 hours and 30 minutes, from Bari an hour longer. Ancona is a bit over 15 hours away, while starting from Venice can mean around 30 hours of travel.
Connection to other islands
The easiest islands to explore and island-hop from Corfu are the Ionian Islands Kefalonia, Paxos, Zante, Ithaca, Mathraki and Antipaxos.
By Aeroplane
The easiest way to get from Athens to Corfu is by plane. Ioannis Kapodistrias International Airport (CFU) is serviced by multiple airlines and includes international flights, charter flights, and domestic services. There are scheduled flights to Corfu form Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (ATH) several times a day. The trip takes an hour or less. There are also flights from Thessaloniki all year round. Flying direct from Thessaloniki to Corfu takes about the same amount of time as traveling from Athens.
From March to November, many airlines offer direct services from all the major airports in Europe. There are also limited charter flights at Christmas and Easter. The further in advance you book your ticket, the cheaper your flight will be. Corfu Airport is close to the main city. There are public buses, taxis, and private transfer services at the airport. The bus station is at the front of the terminal. The airport in Corfu is an attraction itself and offers visitors the opportunity for “plane spotting”. With only one short runway and a picturesque sea nearby, watching the planes touch down on the landing strip is both dramatic and surprisingly exciting.