Cruise port Kerkyra (Corfu)
Info for port Kerkyra (Corfu) on 22 Jun 2027
Port information & tips for Kerkyra (Corfu)
Kerkyra is the enchanting capital of the Greek island of Corfu and a glamorous highlight of any Mediterranean cruise. The city captivates with its unique Venetian flair and offers an incomparable atmosphere thanks to its winding alleys, magnificent arcades, and the turquoise Ionian Sea. Located directly nearby, the historic Old Fortress, the expansive Spianada Square, and the famous Liston Promenade invite extensive exploration. Cruise ships dock at the modern Corfu Cruise Terminal in the New Port (Neo Limani). From here, travelers can reach the UNESCO-protected city center easily after a short walk or a quick ride on a shuttle bus, providing a perfect start to their shore excursion.
The port of Kerkyra on Corfu, known as Neo Limani, impresses with its central location on the eastern coast of the island and excellent connections to the international airport. The modern terminal structure allows cruise guests a relaxed start to their journey and offers short distances to the berths as well as to the UNESCO-protected Old Town.
Airplane
Corfu International Airport Ioannis Kapodistrias (CFU) is served directly by numerous major cities in the DACH region and is located only about four kilometers from the cruise terminal. Thanks to this proximity, you can reach the port by taxi in around 15 minutes; additionally, bus line 15 offers a direct and regular connection from the airport via the city center to the terminal entrance.
Transfer & Shuttle
In addition to public transport and private taxis, many cruise lines provide a comfortable shuttle service that meets you at the airport and takes you directly to the check-in at the pier. For independent travelers, local providers for private transfers are also available, guaranteeing a predictable arrival at the ship and often stopping directly in front of the terminal building.
Car & Ferry
For guests who prefer to arrive with their own vehicle, there are connections via Italian ports such as Ancona, Venice, or Bari, from which regular car ferries run directly to the port of Kerkyra. Since the ferries dock in the same port area as the cruise ships, the transition to the terminal is straightforward, and parking facilities for long-term parkers are available at the terminal site as well as in the immediate vicinity.
The port of Kerkyra on Corfu, known as Neo Limani, impresses with its central location on the eastern coast of the island and excellent connections to the international airport. The modern terminal structure allows cruise guests a relaxed start to their journey and offers short distances to the berths as well as to the UNESCO-protected Old Town.
Airplane
Corfu International Airport Ioannis Kapodistrias (CFU) is served directly by numerous major cities in the DACH region and is located only about four kilometers from the cruise terminal. Thanks to this proximity, you can reach the port by taxi in around 15 minutes; additionally, bus line 15 offers a direct and regular connection from the airport via the city center to the terminal entrance.
Transfer & Shuttle
In addition to public transport and private taxis, many cruise lines provide a comfortable shuttle service that meets you at the airport and takes you directly to the check-in at the pier. For independent travelers, local providers for private transfers are also available, guaranteeing a predictable arrival at the ship and often stopping directly in front of the terminal building.
Car & Ferry
For guests who prefer to arrive with their own vehicle, there are connections via Italian ports such as Ancona, Venice, or Bari, from which regular car ferries run directly to the port of Kerkyra. Since the ferries dock in the same port area as the cruise ships, the transition to the terminal is straightforward, and parking facilities for long-term parkers are available at the terminal site as well as in the immediate vicinity.
The Port of Corfu offers excellent connections thanks to its central location, providing a comfortable start for exploring the historic Old Town and the idyllic surrounding area.
Blue Bus (City Buses)
The blue city buses of line 15 run regularly directly from the cruise terminal to San Rocco Square in the center as well as to the old port. This connection is extremely convenient and allows for a quick journey into the heart of vibrant city life.
Taxi
Numerous official taxis await you directly at the terminal exit, offering direct service to the most important sights. Additionally, you can reach more remote island highlights such as the Achilleion or the bay of Paleokastritsa particularly quickly and relaxed this way.
On Foot
A walk to the Venetian-style Old Town takes about 25 to 30 minutes and leads along the coastal road. The path offers beautiful views of the sea and the fortifications, while you can simultaneously enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere.
To make the most of your stay on Corfu, we recommend a combination of the historical charm of the Old Town and the picturesque coastal landscapes of the island.
Corfu Old Town
The UNESCO-listed Old Town impresses with its Venetian architecture, winding alleys, and the elegant Liston Promenade right near the harbor. Here, you can enjoy a wonderful stroll between the imposing fortresses while browsing small boutiques for local olive oil and traditional handicrafts.
Paleokastritsa
Thanks to its turquoise bays and mysterious grottos, this world-famous coastal resort is a paradise for nature lovers and offers ideal conditions for a boat tour or a dip in the crystal-clear Mediterranean Sea. Additionally, a historic monastery perched above the coast provides the perfect vantage point for expansive views over the Ionian Sea.
Achilleion Palace
The magnificent summer residence of Empress Sisi enchants with its grand architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens filled with ancient sculptures. Thanks to its hilltop location, visitors enjoy an impressive panoramic view of the island and can easily reach this cultural highlight during a short shore excursion.
The Historic Old Town and the Liston
The charming Old Town of Corfu Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and can be easily reached from the cruise port in about ten minutes by shuttle bus or a twenty-minute walk. This place impresses with its unique Venetian architecture as well as its narrow, cobblestone alleys and also offers a magnificent promenade modeled after Paris with the elegant Liston. Here you will find numerous first-class cafés and restaurants, perfect for a relaxing break with a typical Café Frappé, while the nearby Old Fortress provides breathtaking panoramic views over the Ionian Sea. Ideally, visit the Old Town directly in the morning to enjoy the special atmosphere before the warm midday hours, and stroll back towards the port in a relaxed manner in good time, about ninety minutes before departure.
The way back to the port of Corfu is straightforward and safe thanks to the short distances to the historic Old Town. Plan a small time buffer for the paths within the port area as well as security checks in the terminal.
Taxi
In the Old Town, you will find central taxi stands at Spianada Square near the Liston as well as at San Rocco Square. Additionally, vehicles are always available in front of larger hotels such as the Corfu Palace and will take you directly to the port entrance in just a few minutes.
Local Buses and Port Shuttle
The blue bus line number 15 connects San Rocco Square regularly with the cruise port and offers a reliable connection to the ship. Within the port area, free shuttle buses also often operate, transporting you comfortably from the port gate directly to your respective terminal.
On Foot
From the northern end of the Old Town, you can stroll along the wide coastal road directly to the port entrance while enjoying the view of the Ionian Sea. The path is flat and easy to find thanks to clear signage, so you can safely reach the main gate after an approximately twenty-minute walk.
In port on 22 Jun 2027
