How to get around Corfu: buses, transfers and a little peace and quiet.

These are city routes that connect the center with the districts and nearby resorts. We went on them to the airport, to Kanoni to watch planes and to Benitses, where the water is warm even in spring.

👉 Blue Buses timetables and routes Departure from Piazza San Rocco The most useful route is No. 15: it connects the airport, the center, the port

💡 Tickets can be bought from the driver or from machines. It is better to have small cash.

Green Buses These are intercity buses that are convenient for getting to the south and north of the island: to Sidari, Acharavi, Paleokastritsa and even to Kavos if you want some noise.

👉 Official Green Buses timetable Departure - from KTEL bus station on Eptanisou street Good routes: A9 to Paleokastritsa, A3 to Acharavi and Roda

💡 Some routes are infrequent. Plan ahead and check the website for updates - they change frequently in summer.

🚐 Transfers and private transportation If it is convenient for you to come directly to the villa or apartment, you can order a transfer. Especially convenient if you have suitcases, children or a late flight.

I recommend Welcome Pickups - a proven service with local drivers: 👉 Book a transfer to Corfu with Welcome Pickups

You can also use Omio if you are travelling in mainland Greece.

✈️ And if you are just planning a trip... I buy tickets through WayAway — there you can find a good price and get cashback for booking.

🌸 Important:– It’s best to download the Moovit app — it shows stops and routes in real time– Be sure to check if the bus runs on your day — not all routes are daily– Save the route number and boarding location in advance — sometimes the signs are only in Greek

May the roads to Corfu be as soft as the sea breeze. And the buses be on time.