# Corfu Airport Transfer Guide (CFU) 本文件提供中文说明与当前英文指南原文。详细机场内容为英文，并非经过核实的完整中文翻译；请以实时预订流程确认价格、可用性及服务条款。 Practical guide to getting from Corfu Airport to your resort or hotel: city bus line 15 timetable and fare, how the taxi tariff works, and transfer options. **Airport:** CFU **City:** Corfu **Country:** Greece **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu **Last updated:** 2026-10-17 Prices and transport schedules in this editorial guide are indicative. Confirm current public transport fares with the operator. Current transfer prices, availability and terms are shown in the live booking flow. ## Main Guide ### Quick answer Corfu Airport (Ioannis Kapodistrias) is on the edge of Corfu Town, and most tourists are heading to resorts scattered across the island. A taxi is metered under the Greek national taxi tariff, so the fare rises with the distance to your resort; confirm it with the driver before you set off. City bus line 15 links the airport with the KTEL bus station, San Rocco Square and the port for a regular single fare of 1.30 EUR, but it does not serve the resorts. Public transport to the resorts is limited, so many travellers arrange a taxi or a pre-booked transfer. ### What actually happens after landing Corfu Airport is small, and during the peak summer season several flights can land within a short window, so the arrivals area can get crowded. Having your onward transport decided before you land saves time at the exit. ### Transport options explained honestly **Taxis** wait outside the terminal. Corfu taxis are metered under the Greek national taxi tariff. Greek taxis are metered, and a night tariff and luggage charges can apply, so the meter can read more for a night arrival or a heavy bag; confirm the current tariff before you travel. This guide does not print a fare table for the island: no official Corfu airport price list was found. Ask the driver to confirm the fare to your resort before the luggage goes in. The other catch is the queue when multiple flights land together. **City bus line 15** links the airport with the KTEL bus station, San Rocco Square and the port. Line 15 (Corfu City Bus, Astiko KTEL Kerkyras) leaves the airport every 30 minutes from 07:30 to 21:30, on weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays alike, with further departures at 22:00, 22:30 and 23:15 that run only as far as San Rocco (timetable valid from 11 October 2026). It serves the KTEL bus station, San Rocco Square and the port, not the resorts. The regular single fare is **1.30 EUR** (Zone A, the zone the operator lists the airport in); tickets are cheaper from the kiosks at the stops than on the bus. According to the timetable the bus reaches San Rocco about 10 minutes after leaving the airport and the port about 15 minutes after leaving the airport. From town you would need another bus to reach a resort, which is impractical with luggage. **Pre-booked transfers** are one option for resort-bound travellers. A driver meets you at arrivals and takes you directly to your accommodation, if meet-and-greet is included in your booking. The price is fixed per vehicle when you book, so you know the figure before you fly. **Car rental** is available at the airport. If you plan to explore the island, renting from day one makes sense. ### Realistic pricing expectations What you pay by taxi depends on how far across the island you are going and on the time of day. Corfu taxis are metered under the Greek national taxi tariff. Greek taxis are metered, and a night tariff and luggage charges can apply, so the meter can read more for a night arrival or a heavy bag; confirm the current tariff before you travel. This guide does not print a fare table for the island: no official Corfu airport price list was found. Ask the driver to confirm the fare to your resort before the luggage goes in. The city bus into Corfu Town costs 1.30 EUR for a regular single. A pre-booked transfer is quoted per vehicle for your exact resort when you book, which is the one price you can know before you land. ### Late night arrivals The last line 15 departure from the airport is at 23:15 and it ends at San Rocco, so a later arrival needs a taxi or a pre-booked transfer. After a late charter lands, the taxi queue can be long because many passengers need rides at once. If you arrive late, pre-arranged transport is worth considering; ask at booking whether flight tracking is included. A night tariff can apply, so the taxi fare may be higher than by day; confirm the current tariff. ### Families and luggage Check what a taxi at the rank can hold before you load, especially with a larger family. When you pre-book a minivan transfer you state your group size and luggage, and the vehicle is matched to the booking. Do not count on a taxi having a child seat. Bring your own travel seat or request one through a transfer service when booking. ### Where you meet the driver For pre-booked transfers, your booking confirmation states where the driver will meet you; look for your name sign. Taxis wait at the rank outside the terminal; when many flights land together, expect a queue. ### Decision helper **Choose the bus if:** you are going only to Corfu Town (or the port), you are travelling light, and the timetable suits you (every 30 minutes, 07:30-21:30 from the airport). **Choose a taxi if:** you are going to Corfu Town or a nearby resort, you are arriving during the day, and you do not mind a potential queue. **Choose a pre-booked transfer if:** you are heading to a distant resort, arriving late, travelling with family, or you want door-to-door service arranged in advance. ## Summary Corfu Airport is small, but the island is large enough that transport planning matters. If your resort is far from the airport, having your ride sorted before you land will make the first hour of your trip considerably more pleasant. ## Sources (checked 2026-10-17) - City bus line 15 airport timetable (every 30 minutes 07:30-21:30, last departure 23:15, valid from 11 October 2026): https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/wp-content/uploads/dromologia/15-airport.pdf - City bus single fare Zone A 1.30 EUR, airport listed in Zone A: https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/en/tickets/ - Greek taxi tariff (official text not opened; confirm the current tariff): ministerial decision 191290/2022, Government Gazette FEK B 3136/21-06-2022 ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: How do I get from Corfu Airport to Corfu Town?** City bus line 15 runs from the airport every 30 minutes from 07:30 to 21:30 and reaches San Rocco Square about 10 minutes after leaving the airport, for a regular single fare of 1.30 EUR. A taxi is the alternative. **Q: How long is the taxi queue at Corfu Airport?** It depends on the time and season. When several flights land together the queue can be long; at quiet times there may be no wait. **Q: How do I get to Paleokastritsa from Corfu Airport?** By taxi or pre-booked transfer. There is no airport bus to the resorts; line 15 serves Corfu Town and the port. Confirm the taxi fare before you set off, or book a transfer to fix the price in advance. **Q: Are there buses from Corfu Airport at night?** Line 15 has its last departure from the airport at 23:15, and that trip ends at San Rocco. For later arrivals, you need a taxi or pre-booked transfer. **Q: Do I need a car in Corfu?** It depends on your plans. If you are staying at an all-inclusive resort, probably not. If you want to explore beaches and villages around the island, a car gives you much more freedom. **Q: How much is a taxi from Corfu Airport to Kavos?** Kavos is at the southern end of the island, one of the longer runs. Taxis are metered under the national tariff, so ask the driver to confirm the fare before you set off, or pre-book a transfer for a fixed price. **Q: What happens if my flight to Corfu is delayed?** If you have a pre-booked transfer, ask at booking whether flight tracking is included and what happens to the pickup time if you are delayed. If relying on taxis, the queue may be longer if delayed flights stack up. ## Arriving at Corfu Airport Late at Night **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/late-night Late arrivals at Corfu Airport are common in the summer season, and your transport options narrow after dark. ## What is available after dark **City bus.** Line 15 (Corfu City Bus, Astiko KTEL Kerkyras) leaves the airport every 30 minutes from 07:30 to 21:30, on weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays alike, with further departures at 22:00, 22:30 and 23:15 that run only as far as San Rocco (timetable valid from 11 October 2026). It serves the KTEL bus station, San Rocco Square and the port, not the resorts. The last departure from the airport is 23:15 and it ends at San Rocco, so a later arrival needs a taxi or a pre-booked transfer. **Taxis.** Taxis serve the airport rank, but when several flights land together the queue can be long. If you are far back in the queue, the wait adds up. ## Why pre-booking matters more here A pre-booked transfer means a driver is allocated specifically for you. Ask at booking whether flight tracking is included, so that you know what happens if your flight is delayed. If meet-and-greet is included in your booking, you walk out, find your name sign and go directly to your accommodation; confirm the meeting point in your booking. ## The drive at night Corfu's roads outside the towns are narrow and winding. If you are considering renting a car and driving yourself after a late flight, think twice. ## Late-night taxi tariff Corfu taxis are metered under the Greek national taxi tariff. Greek taxis are metered, and a night tariff and luggage charges can apply, so the meter can read more for a night arrival or a heavy bag; confirm the current tariff before you travel. This guide does not print a fare table for the island: no official Corfu airport price list was found. Ask the driver to confirm the fare to your resort before the luggage goes in. Pre-booked transfers may or may not include a night surcharge; check at booking. ## Practical tips Keep your accommodation address and a phone number for your hotel written down. If your resort has arranged a shuttle or pickup, confirm the details the day before travel. ## Sources (checked 2026-10-17) - City bus line 15 timetable (last departure from airport 23:15, ends at San Rocco): https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/wp-content/uploads/dromologia/15-airport.pdf - Greek taxi tariff (official text not opened; confirm the current tariff): ministerial decision 191290/2022, Government Gazette FEK B 3136/21-06-2022 ## Corfu Airport: Taxi vs Private Transfer - Honest Comparison **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/taxi-vs-transfer Your realistic choices from Corfu Airport are a taxi from the rank, a pre-booked transfer, a rental car, or the city bus to Corfu Town. Here is how the first two compare. ## The taxi option Corfu taxis are metered under the Greek national taxi tariff. Greek taxis are metered, and a night tariff and luggage charges can apply, so the meter can read more for a night arrival or a heavy bag; confirm the current tariff before you travel. This guide does not print a fare table for the island: no official Corfu airport price list was found. Ask the driver to confirm the fare to your resort before the luggage goes in. You join the queue, tell the driver your destination and get the fare confirmed before the luggage goes in. The main drawback is the wait: when a large flight lands, the queue can be long, and a larger vehicle cannot be guaranteed at the rank. ## The pre-booked transfer option A transfer means a specific driver and vehicle are reserved for your arrival. Ask at booking whether flight tracking is included. If meet-and-greet is included in your booking, you exit arrivals, find the driver holding your name sign and leave; confirm the meeting point in your booking. You can specify a vehicle size, and the price is quoted at booking rather than agreed at the kerb. ## Price comparison This guide does not publish a fare table for either: no official Corfu airport price list was found, and printing a guess would only help you argue from the wrong number. Get the taxi fare confirmed at the rank, and get the transfer quoted at booking. Then you can compare two real figures. ## The practical recommendation If you are going to Corfu Town in daytime, the city bus (1.30 EUR regular single, every 30 minutes 07:30-21:30) is the low-cost option and a taxi is simple for a short hop. If you are heading to a resort, arriving late at night, or travelling with children and lots of luggage, a pre-booked transfer can avoid the taxi queue and the vehicle-size uncertainty, subject to your booking. ## A note on rental cars If you plan to rent a car for your whole stay, picking it up at the airport is efficient. After a late flight, driving unfamiliar winding roads in the dark is worth thinking twice about; some travellers book a transfer for arrival night and collect the car the next morning. ## Sources (checked 2026-10-17) - City bus line 15 timetable: https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/wp-content/uploads/dromologia/15-airport.pdf - City bus single fare Zone A 1.30 EUR: https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/en/tickets/ - Greek taxi tariff (official text not opened; confirm the current tariff): ministerial decision 191290/2022, Government Gazette FEK B 3136/21-06-2022 ## Getting from Corfu Airport to Your Resort with Kids **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/family-and-kids Corfu is a popular family holiday destination, and many of the resorts are a drive away from the airport, so the practical question for a family is how to get from arrivals to your accommodation with tired children and luggage. ## Car seats Do not count on a taxi at the rank having a child seat, and do not expect to be able to reserve one there. If your child needs a car seat or booster, bring your own travel seat or request one through a transfer service when you book. Give the age and weight of each child so the right type is supplied, and confirm it a day before travel. If you are renting a car, ask the rental company for car seats with the reservation rather than at the counter. ## Vehicle size matters A stroller, a car seat and several suitcases add up quickly. Check what the taxi at the rank can hold before you load, or book a minivan transfer, where you state your group size and luggage at booking and the vehicle is matched to it. ## The city bus is not a resort option City bus line 15 runs from the airport to the KTEL bus station, San Rocco Square and the port, every 30 minutes from 07:30 to 21:30. It does not go to the resorts, so with children and luggage it only makes sense if your accommodation is in Corfu Town. The regular single fare is 1.30 EUR (Zone A). ## The drive to your resort Corfu's roads are winding. If your child is prone to car sickness, prepare medication and seat them where they can see out the front. Bring water and snacks for the journey. ## Practical family recommendations Pre-book your transport so a vehicle of the right size and a car seat are arranged before you land. If your resort offers a pickup service, confirm the details in writing and ask about vehicle size and child seats. If you arrive late, keep the first evening simple. ## Sources (checked 2026-10-17) - City bus line 15 airport timetable (every 30 minutes 07:30-21:30): https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/wp-content/uploads/dromologia/15-airport.pdf - City bus single fare Zone A 1.30 EUR, airport listed in Zone A: https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/en/tickets/ ## How Much It Costs to Get from Corfu Airport to Your Resort **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/cost-to-city What you pay from Corfu Airport depends on how far across the island your resort is. This guide does not print a taxi fare table: we found no official airport price list for Corfu taxis that we could verify, and the figures circulating on travel sites disagree with each other. Ask the driver or the rank attendant to confirm the fare to your resort **before you load the luggage**, and ask whether bags or night-time travel add anything. ## To Corfu Town The low-cost way into town is the **Blue Bus (Line 15)**, run by Astiko KTEL Kerkyras. It links the airport with the Intercity (Green) Bus Station, San Rocco Square in Corfu Town and the port. A regular Zone A ticket costs **1.30 EUR**. The operator says tickets are sold at kiosks next to the stops, and that tickets bought on the bus are sold at a higher price set by law, so buy before boarding where you can. A daily ticket is 5 EUR. From 11 October 2026 the timetable shows buses leaving the airport every 30 minutes from 7:30 to 21:30 (Monday to Sunday, same pattern), with earlier and later departures at 7:05 (terminating at San Rocco), 22:00, 22:30 and 23:15. A bus leaving at 7:30 reaches San Rocco at 7:40. The line only serves Corfu Town and the port, not the resorts. ## To the resorts Gouvia, Dassia and Ipsos lie to the north; Paleokastritsa to the west; Acharavi, Roda and Sidari further north; Benitses, Moraitika and Messonghi to the south; Kavos at the far southern tip. The farther the resort, the higher the price. Agree the taxi fare with the driver before you set off, or have a transfer price fixed at booking. ## Factors that affect the price **Vehicle size:** a standard sedan is the default. Minivan transfers cost more but are necessary for larger groups or heavy luggage; the quote at booking will tell you exactly how much more. **Luggage and timing:** declare oversized items such as sports equipment and your arrival time at booking, so the fixed price covers them. ## Is a taxi or transfer cheaper? We do not publish a taxi fare table, so we cannot say which is cheaper for your route. Get the taxi fare confirmed at the rank, get the transfer quoted at booking, and compare the two real figures. The other difference is whether you want to wait in a queue or have a pickup arranged in advance, and whether you want the price settled before you fly. ## Budget option The Blue Bus (Line 15) is the low-cost way into Corfu Town, at the 1.30 EUR regular fare. From Corfu Town you can look for intercity (Green) bus services towards the resorts; check the operator's timetable for your destination. Buses are not designed for heavy luggage and the total journey to distant resorts takes much longer. ## Sources (checked 2026-10-17) - Regular ticket 1.30 EUR (Zone A), higher price on the bus, daily ticket 5 EUR, kiosks at stops: https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/en/tickets/ - Line 15 route and stops (airport, KTEL station, San Rocco Square, port): https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/en/connection-with-the-airport/ - Line 15 timetable from 11 October 2026 (every 30 minutes 7:30-21:30, last 23:15): https://astikoktelkerkyras.gr/wp-content/uploads/dromologia/15-airport.pdf ## Published Guide Pages - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/late-night - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/taxi-vs-transfer - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/family-and-kids - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/cfu/cost-to-city ## Booking and Support Search: https://www.airporttransferportal.com/search?airport=CFU Airport Transfer Portal is a marketplace; local operators fulfil the transfer. 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