Have you booked everything apart from your Corfu Airport transfers? Choose hoppa to get you there.
Our transfer partners will collect you when you arrive in Corfu and take you to your accommodation, so you can get your stay on this beautiful island started.
We’ll take you back to the airport at the end of your trip, too. Book your return transfers with us today to make sure everything is ready for your Greek stay.
To arrange your airport transfers in Corfu, let us know your travel plans in the bar above and click the ‘Search’ button. We’ll give you a choice of private vehicles and shuttle buses that are available for your holiday.
The transport type you choose will depend on how you’d like to travel and the vehicle you will need for your journey.
We’ve created a quick-look guide to shuttle buses and private vehicles to help you choose your transport:
Shuttle buses
Private vehicles
If you’re planning your trip to your accommodation and want to know how much it will cost to get there from Corfu Airport, you will find prices listed against the transport options for your travel dates. The price you see on the site when you book is what you will pay for the transport you choose.
These prices are live estimates. This means that they can change based on the currency rates and resort pricing. Therefore, if you search again for your Corfu transfers at a later date, the prices might be slightly different.
Now you know how you want to get to your accommodation you will need to tell us about your travel requirements. On the ‘Extras’ page you will see the ‘Anything we can help with?’ box. This is where you can let us know about what you need for your transfers.
For example, if you’ll have a motorised wheelchair and need an adapted vehicle or you’ll have extra luggage, this is the part of your booking where you can let us know. We’ll then match your transfer vehicle to your needs.
You will be allowed one piece of hand luggage and one suitcase per person, whether you are taking a shuttle bus or a private vehicle to your accommodation. If you plan on bringing more luggage with you, make sure you check that the vehicle you book has the capacity for this before you book and let us know in the ‘Anything we can help with?’ box that you’ll have extra bags with you.
When you’ve completed your booking, you’ll receive an e-ticket, which we’ll send to the email address you provide us with. This includes key details about your Corfu Airport transfers, such as pick-up instructions and emergency contact numbers.
We recommend you print your e-ticket before your flight so that you can present it to your driver when you meet them in Corfu. We also advise that you read through it so you know where to go when you land.
You will need to check the ‘find my pick-up’ section of your e-ticket to find out where you need to go to meet your driver.
For Corfu transfers, passengers are often instructed to head to the arrivals hall and look out for the hoppa sign. The travel representative will then guide passengers to their vehicles.
The pick-up directions can differ, due to transport providers having specific requirements. The instructions can also vary between different transport types, so it’s important that you follow the instructions on your e-ticket. If there is no pick-up information on your e-ticket, call the number in the ‘Find my pick-up’ section for further details.
If you can’t find your driver when you reach the pick-up point, call the number on your e-ticket for an update so you can get an idea of when they’ll be there. Traffic can sometimes hold our drivers up, but we will always be able to update you so you know when you will be collected from the airport.
We understand that flights can be delayed or that luggage can be held up. To allow for these slight delays, your driver will wait for up to 45 minutes after your pick-up time.
Let us know as soon as you think you’ll be delayed by calling the number on your e-ticket – even if you think you’ll arrive within the 45-minute waiting time. This is just so that we can make arrangements to send a different driver out to you if necessary.
If your delay runs over 45 minutes, we will need to send another driver, and if you’re delayed over three hours, you’ll need to rearrange your transfers with us. From there, you can claim through your travel insurance.
Corfu Airport is ideally located just two miles south of the island’s historic capital, Corfu Town, which is filled with historic sites and refined eateries. During the summer season the airport is particularly busy, with tourists from Europe and beyond seeking sun-soaked beaches and exquisite architecture.
While this is a small airport, there is plenty on offer, including Duty Free selling gifts and sweet treats, as well as perfumes, cosmetics and jewellery from leading brands such as Swarovski, Hugo Boss and Michael Kors. In addition, passengers can grab a bite to eat at one of the cafés and enjoy free, unlimited Wi-Fi access.
To give you an idea of transfer times to some of the most popular areas of this beautiful Greek island, we’ve created an at-a-glance guide:
|
Destination |
Time |
|
Kassiopi |
60 mins |
|
Sidari |
60 mins |
|
Kavos |
70 mins |
|
Agios Georgios South |
60 mins |
|
Perama (Corfu) |
15 mins |
|
Agios Gordios |
30 mins |
|
Palaiokastritsa |
35 mins |
|
Dassia |
30 mins |
|
Acharavi |
60 mins |
|
Messonghi |
45 mins |
|
Gouvia |
25 mins |
Have you booked return airport transfers for the end of your Corfu stay? If so, how you meet your driver for your trip back will depend on the type of transport you have chosen.
If you’re travelling in a private vehicle, you will be picked up from your accommodation at the time listed on your e-ticket. Aim to be ready 15 minutes before your pick-up time and have your e-ticket with you to show to the driver.
Travelling by shuttle bus? You can check your pick-up time online the day before your flight home. We suggest you get to your pick-up point 10 minutes before your bus arrives and have your e-ticket ready.
Whether you’re a shuttle bus passenger or you’re travelling by private transport, if you’ve opted to receive SMS messages from us, we’ll send you a text to let you know your pick-up details. Also, whichever type of transfer transport you have selected, you’ll need to call the emergency number on your e-ticket if your shuttle is late or your driver doesn’t arrive on time.
to our most popular destination of Kavos
| Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sidari | 40 km | 76 min | |
| Kassiopi | 35 km | 63 min | |
| Kavos | 42 km | 77 min | |
| Roda | 35 km | 63 min | |
| Palaiokastritsa | 25 km | 53 min |
Do & See
Dining
Cafes
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
The Neo Frourio, also known as New Fortress, is an old military complex loaded with interesting tunnels, cellars and dungeons. It provides excellent views of the Old Town and the bay. Look out for the...
The Old Perithia, located in the North East corner of the Island, is a deserted village with roots in the 14th century. This picturesque village is a great place to explore. Here can you take a step b...
Paleokastritsa Beach is one of the island's most treasured beauty spots and a great place to enjoy the sunset. Enjoy the view of the 17th-century monastery and make sure to have a look at the famous c...
This spectacular building, which is located in the village of Gastouri, was originally built in 1890 as a summer retreat for the Empress Elisabeth of Austria. It has several beautiful Greek sculptures...
The old traditional fishing village Kassiopi is located 36 kilometres North East off Corfu town, surrounded by lush green hills. Kassiopi offers a range of activities for visitors, not limited to the ...
Religion is a very important part of life in Corfu - in the Old Town alone you will find about twenty churches. Built in 1590, The Church of Saint Spiridon is a typical example of the ecclesiastical a...
Sidari represents the most developed tourist area of the north coast of Corfu and offers nice beaches. It is also known for the channel of love, Canal D'Amour, a series of rock formations which create...
With an elevation of 906 metres, Mount Pantokrator is the highest mountain of the island and offers an extraordinary and stunning view of Corfu. At the top of the mountain you will find a café and a m...
Paleo Frourio, 'The Old Fortress', is located on the eastern side of Corfu Town. It was built by the Venetians and is a symbol of their power in the Ionian Sea. Today it is a landmark of the island an...
A former military cemetery from 1855 where you can see several graves from both First and Second World War. From late February to the beginning of June, an impressive orchid garden blooms, adding beau...
Experience the beautiful landscapes of Corfu from horse back. Trailriders Horse Trekking take you on safe rides among the olive trees, vine yards and meadows. The most comfortable is to wear long trou...
Barbati Beach is a pebbly beach with crystal clear water. It is very popular, but requires some hiking up and down hill to reach.
Angelokastro is a Byzantine castle found on a rocky mountain hilltop, and is the perfect place from which to enjoy inspiring views of the island.
At Mouragia you will be served big portions of Mezedes and sofrito, also excellent kebabs and some very good seafood dishes. Very popular among the locals as well as with tourists.
Rex is claimed to be one of the best restaurants in town. The menu varies from typical Greek cuisine to the more northern European. Among the specialities of the house are several grill cooked meals.
The gourmet lover will find classical Greek and Mediterranean inspired cuisine in this restaurant, located in the middle of Garitsa Bay. While overlooking the water from the outdoor seating you can en...
In the village Pelekas with its sandy beaches you will find Jimmy's Restaurant with local cuisine on the menu. It is not difficult to forget time and space in this friendly and comfortable atmosphere ...
At one of Kassiopi's most beautiful locations you find Trilogia restaurant. In a romantic atmosphere, Greek and Mediterranean dishes, made from the freshest ingredients, are served.
Enjoy the flavours and authentic feeling of Greece at this Taverna with over 35 years of history. Olives and olive oil come from their own local groves, wine is homemade and if you like what you eat a...
With beautiful views of the beach and sea, at Taverna Malibu Greek cuisine (including local specialities and fresh fish and seafood) is served. The resort is located at the end of the town road but if...
If you want to try specialities from Corfu you should visit this family run taverna in the town of Nissaki. On the menu you can find a wide array of local wines to accompany your meal and you will see...
En Plo guarantees a fresh sea breeze and a lovely view. This place is less busy than the cafés at the centre of town and a good place to enjoy the waterfront.
In North-West Corfu lies this café/bar at the top of the cape. With a stunning view of the ocean this makes it a perfect place to enjoy coffee, cakes, ice cream or sandwiches. Or why not enjoy a cockt...
Jeni's Cafe Bar offers amazing cookies, superb desserts and excellent service. It is claimed that you should not miss the milkshakes!
Located at the roof top of the Cavalieri hotel, this stunning bar can be heaven at night and stays open until the early hours of the morning. Here you can expect a very good atmosphere and an excellen...
Edem Beach Nightclub opened in 1988 and then served as a beach bar daytime and as a rock club night time. It is a popular hangout for all kind of people and they play a mix of old goodies with the lat...
In the heart of Agios Gordios village you can find the popular Madison Garden Bar. This is a great place to enjoy a Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri or a refreshing Mojito in a laidback atmosphere.
The Lemon Tree is a quirky, cool bar located in Agios Gordios. This is a good place to go if you enjoy old classics and cocktails. The selection of sprits here is large, how about a Mango Daiquiri?
You can find O2 near the beach and marina in Corfu Town. Here you can linger over a couple of drinks in the afternoon and party hard until the sun rises again.
The cool and cosy Unlimit Cocktail Bar is ideally located in Corfu Town. Here you can mingle with friends and enjoy colorful cocktails. Right next to this cocktail bar you can find a restaurant that i...
The Robin's Nest Bar is both quirky and fun. Here you can dress up in costumes and play dart, the ideal place to meet new friends and enjoy amazing drinks.
Mojito is a nice beach bar with a lovely view of the water. This place is highly recommended by its guests as they offer a great location, friendly staff and great wine.
At Malibu Summer you can sit on the padded loungers and listen to relaxing music. This is an ideal beach hang-out with great snacks and drinks.
Mezzo Mezzo is one of Greece's leading fashion boutiques and one of their shops can be found in Corfu Town. Here you can find a unique selection of designer clothes.
If you enjoy art you should pay a visit to the Corfu Gallery, a gallery ideally located in the city centre of Corfu Town. Here you can enjoy paintings, sculpture and much more.
Wherever you turn in this shop you will see cheese, cheese and more cheese. So if you like this versatile delicacy, you have come to the right place.
Do & See
Dining
Cafes
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
The Neo Frourio, also known as New Fortress, is an old military complex loaded with interesting tunnels, cellars and dungeons. It provides excellent views of the Old Town and the bay. Look out for the...
The Old Perithia, located in the North East corner of the Island, is a deserted village with roots in the 14th century. This picturesque village is a great place to explore. Here can you take a step b...
Paleokastritsa Beach is one of the island's most treasured beauty spots and a great place to enjoy the sunset. Enjoy the view of the 17th-century monastery and make sure to have a look at the famous c...
This spectacular building, which is located in the village of Gastouri, was originally built in 1890 as a summer retreat for the Empress Elisabeth of Austria. It has several beautiful Greek sculptures...
The old traditional fishing village Kassiopi is located 36 kilometres North East off Corfu town, surrounded by lush green hills. Kassiopi offers a range of activities for visitors, not limited to the ...
Religion is a very important part of life in Corfu - in the Old Town alone you will find about twenty churches. Built in 1590, The Church of Saint Spiridon is a typical example of the ecclesiastical a...
Sidari represents the most developed tourist area of the north coast of Corfu and offers nice beaches. It is also known for the channel of love, Canal D'Amour, a series of rock formations which create...
With an elevation of 906 metres, Mount Pantokrator is the highest mountain of the island and offers an extraordinary and stunning view of Corfu. At the top of the mountain you will find a café and a m...
Paleo Frourio, 'The Old Fortress', is located on the eastern side of Corfu Town. It was built by the Venetians and is a symbol of their power in the Ionian Sea. Today it is a landmark of the island an...
A former military cemetery from 1855 where you can see several graves from both First and Second World War. From late February to the beginning of June, an impressive orchid garden blooms, adding beau...
Experience the beautiful landscapes of Corfu from horse back. Trailriders Horse Trekking take you on safe rides among the olive trees, vine yards and meadows. The most comfortable is to wear long trou...
Barbati Beach is a pebbly beach with crystal clear water. It is very popular, but requires some hiking up and down hill to reach.
Angelokastro is a Byzantine castle found on a rocky mountain hilltop, and is the perfect place from which to enjoy inspiring views of the island.
At Mouragia you will be served big portions of Mezedes and sofrito, also excellent kebabs and some very good seafood dishes. Very popular among the locals as well as with tourists.
Rex is claimed to be one of the best restaurants in town. The menu varies from typical Greek cuisine to the more northern European. Among the specialities of the house are several grill cooked meals.
The gourmet lover will find classical Greek and Mediterranean inspired cuisine in this restaurant, located in the middle of Garitsa Bay. While overlooking the water from the outdoor seating you can en...
In the village Pelekas with its sandy beaches you will find Jimmy's Restaurant with local cuisine on the menu. It is not difficult to forget time and space in this friendly and comfortable atmosphere ...
At one of Kassiopi's most beautiful locations you find Trilogia restaurant. In a romantic atmosphere, Greek and Mediterranean dishes, made from the freshest ingredients, are served.
Enjoy the flavours and authentic feeling of Greece at this Taverna with over 35 years of history. Olives and olive oil come from their own local groves, wine is homemade and if you like what you eat a...
With beautiful views of the beach and sea, at Taverna Malibu Greek cuisine (including local specialities and fresh fish and seafood) is served. The resort is located at the end of the town road but if...
If you want to try specialities from Corfu you should visit this family run taverna in the town of Nissaki. On the menu you can find a wide array of local wines to accompany your meal and you will see...
En Plo guarantees a fresh sea breeze and a lovely view. This place is less busy than the cafés at the centre of town and a good place to enjoy the waterfront.
In North-West Corfu lies this café/bar at the top of the cape. With a stunning view of the ocean this makes it a perfect place to enjoy coffee, cakes, ice cream or sandwiches. Or why not enjoy a cockt...
Jeni's Cafe Bar offers amazing cookies, superb desserts and excellent service. It is claimed that you should not miss the milkshakes!
Located at the roof top of the Cavalieri hotel, this stunning bar can be heaven at night and stays open until the early hours of the morning. Here you can expect a very good atmosphere and an excellen...
Edem Beach Nightclub opened in 1988 and then served as a beach bar daytime and as a rock club night time. It is a popular hangout for all kind of people and they play a mix of old goodies with the lat...
In the heart of Agios Gordios village you can find the popular Madison Garden Bar. This is a great place to enjoy a Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri or a refreshing Mojito in a laidback atmosphere.
The Lemon Tree is a quirky, cool bar located in Agios Gordios. This is a good place to go if you enjoy old classics and cocktails. The selection of sprits here is large, how about a Mango Daiquiri?
You can find O2 near the beach and marina in Corfu Town. Here you can linger over a couple of drinks in the afternoon and party hard until the sun rises again.
The cool and cosy Unlimit Cocktail Bar is ideally located in Corfu Town. Here you can mingle with friends and enjoy colorful cocktails. Right next to this cocktail bar you can find a restaurant that i...
The Robin's Nest Bar is both quirky and fun. Here you can dress up in costumes and play dart, the ideal place to meet new friends and enjoy amazing drinks.
Mojito is a nice beach bar with a lovely view of the water. This place is highly recommended by its guests as they offer a great location, friendly staff and great wine.
At Malibu Summer you can sit on the padded loungers and listen to relaxing music. This is an ideal beach hang-out with great snacks and drinks.
Mezzo Mezzo is one of Greece's leading fashion boutiques and one of their shops can be found in Corfu Town. Here you can find a unique selection of designer clothes.
If you enjoy art you should pay a visit to the Corfu Gallery, a gallery ideally located in the city centre of Corfu Town. Here you can enjoy paintings, sculpture and much more.
Wherever you turn in this shop you will see cheese, cheese and more cheese. So if you like this versatile delicacy, you have come to the right place.
Overview
Travel essentials
Nearby airportscurrency
Euro: € 1 = 100 cents
emergencyNumbers
Ambulance: 166 Police: 100 Fire Brigade: 199
newspapers
Kathimerini (National daily) Eleftherotypia (National daily) To Vima (National daily), Do not despair if you cannot read the Greek language as day-old English newspapers are usually available from various newsstands in Corfu.
openingHours
Shops are open from 8 am to 2.30 pm, with closure for a siesta. The shops re-open again from 5.30 pm until 8.30 pm Monday to Saturday. Many shops are closed on Sunday, depending where on the island you are visiting. Exceptions are noted in specific listings.
population
102,071
touristInformation
Municipality of Corfu Michael Theotoki Square, Kèrkyra (Corfu town) +30 26610 30241 dpp@corfu.gov.gr
There are a number of things that affect car hire costs: the class of vehicle you choose, the length of the rental, and where you want to collect and return the vehicle. Hoppa works with key local providers to ensure that we can offer the best prices for car hire in Corfu.
Be prepared to pay between 10 and 50 EUR per day.
To hire a car in Corfu, the driver must be at least 21 years old and have had their license for a minimum of two years.
An eticket is simply the electronic confirmation of your booking request having been approved. Once you’ve completed your online booking, you’ll receive it by email, so keep an eye on your inbox - and don’t forget to check your junk or spam folder, too.
When you arrive at your provider’s car hire stand, there will be some paperwork for you to complete. Be sure to have your foreign passport or identification card with you, as you’ll be asked to present that. You’ll also need a valid payment method - a debit or credit card - to cover the deposit. How much you’ll have to pay as a deposit will vary depending on the provider, but you can contact us to get exact details.
Within the city, the speed limit is 50 km/h, but it’s 80 km/h on the open roads, and 100 km/h on highways. As always, be sure to adhere to any additional road signage to avoid trouble.
Fuel rates in Corfu are roughly 14% higher than in the UK, although fluctuations do occur. Hire cars also generally have good fuel efficiency, so chances are you’ll need less fuel to fill your hire car.
It’s important to know what you’re covered for in the event of an accident. Most car hire companies will have a basic waiver for damage, as well as third-party liability, and theft protection. Your domestic car insurance will most likely not cover you while you’re abroad, but you can purchase travel insurance when you book with us.
Should you be involved in an accident, make sure all parties are safe and away from the vehicles and road, but do not move anyone who cannot move by themselves or who is badly injured. Once you’ve done that, call the appropriate emergency services - your car hire company should provide you with those numbers, but it’s easy enough to remember that 112 is the local equivalent of 999. Be sure to exchange contact information with any other drivers involved or witnesses to the accident.
Lastly, call your car hire company and explain the situation. They will give you further guidance on how to proceed.
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