Do I need a car on Corfu?

The best way to get around Corfu is by bus or on foot. Renting a car is also an option if you're itching to explore the island and want more flexiblility. If you just plan on lounging by the beach your whole vacation or are staying central to Corfu Town, your own two feet should suffice.



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It is relatively straightforward to find an available taxi in Corfu. There are designated pick up spots on the airport and port, and also taxi ranks throughout town.

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The Uber Taxi service is now available on two more Greek islands, Rhodes and Corfu. The service has been used since 2021 in Santorini, Mykonos since 2022, Thessaloniki since 2021, and Athens since 2014.

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Taxi fare from Corfu airport to city centre Depending on the Corfu airport taxi service provider, but mostly on the time of the year, the most common fare from Corfu airport to the town is around 15€. With regular city taxis, the price is variable depending on the distance and time of the trip.

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This is a very popular area for walking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. Corfu Town Walk (???ta st?? p??? t?? ??????a?) An unforgettable walk in the historic center of Corfu town, between the two historic fortresses and the walls that surround it.

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The Corfu Trail is suitable for both novice and experienced walkers, and can be walked year round, however accommodation is easier to find between May to October. The wide range of day walks provides a taste of the many different landscapes of the island from coastal paths and beaches to olive groves and wooded hills.

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While Corfiot buses are a good alternative, a rental car allows easy access to the more remote sights: you can manage to visit all the James Bond's and the Durrell's filming locations in Corfu, to visit the UNESCO world heritage Sites in Old Corfu Town and have fun exploring the island of Corfu.

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How much money will you need for your trip to Corfu? You should plan to spend around €113 ($119) per day on your vacation in Corfu, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, €31 ($32) on meals for one day and €55 ($59) on local transportation.

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If you are on holiday in Corfu we would definitely recommend making time for an evening in Corfu old town. Plenty to see and do in a beautiful setting.

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Once there, Corfu is a nature lover's paradise with stunning beaches, adventurous hiking trails, forest-filled valleys, picturesque fishing villages, historic towns, and soaring coastal peaks. The sheer number of beaches in Corfu alone is enough to occupy your time.

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The west coast of Corfu has some of the most beautiful beaches on the island, such as Paleokastritsa, Glyfada, and Agios Gordios. The east coast also has some lovely beaches, such as Kavos and Ipsos, but they tend to be busier and more touristy.

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Located on the north-west coast of Corfu, the village of Paleokastrítsa is considered to be the most beautiful on the island. Nestled in a rocky bay with steep cliffs, it enjoys an ideal location in the Ionian Sea.

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Alternatively, there is a public bus service that runs from the airport to Corfu town. The journey takes approximately 20-25 minutes, depending on traffic. If you are traveling light and feeling adventurous, you can also walk. This will take you around 30-40 minutes.

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Corfu is a splendid party destination and one of the ideal holiday destinations across Greece. There are so many decent choices throughout the island for you to make for an enjoyable evening. So many lounge bars, beach clubs, and discos for all tastes, with different music options, stay open until midnight.

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Corfu has a reputation for being overly touristy due to it being a popular package holiday destination. There are busy resort areas such as Sidari and Kavos that have seen plenty of development. However, crowds can be avoided by heading to the quieter beach spots away from the tourist trail or the island's interior.

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Local produce is also a must – olive oil, carved olive wood, olive soap, kumquat, honey, preserved fruits etc. Many shops now sell “?t?p?a” or local produce. Unlike some countries, where bartering is an expected thing, Corfiots can be insulted if you barter.

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Large bottled beer was around €4, glass of local wine €3, cocktails starting from €7 and soft drinks around €2.50.

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Payments can be made mainly in cash. The bulk of taxi drivers have POS machines and accept bank cards. However, this is not a rule. Thus, you should have euros with you (preferably small bills), as cab drivers usually don't give change from big banknotes.

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