Ferries to Corfu
Corfu Old Town and its two forts form a UNESCO-listed historic port city. The municipality highlights the surviving street pattern and buildings from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries. A visit can combine the old town with the wider island, but these are different onward journeys after the ferry.
Plan your arrival
Check the exact arrival port on your sailing before arranging a transfer. If the old town is your first stop, plan where to leave larger bags before exploring its streets. For an international crossing, compare overnight accommodation and arrival time alongside the fare, and check the travel documents required for every passenger.
Compare your ferry options
Search with everyone travelling, including vehicles and pets. Compare the total estimate for your party, then choose seats or cabins before requesting an exact price. A missing fare is not a free crossing.
Routes to explore
These route guides help you plan. Search your dates inside each guide for supplier-reported options.
Before you book
Check the named departure port, your arrival transfer and the requirements for each traveller. Accommodation, vehicle space and pet options belong to the selected sailing. For an island hop, an unprotected connection does not include a promise to rebook a missed onward ferry.
Explore Corfu: things to see and do
Sources
Municipality of Corfu: the Old Town. Destination facts reviewed . Planning advice is editorial; prices and schedules are checked separately.