Available Transport
Travel Tips
Choose Your Mode of Transport Wisely**: The most efficient way to travel from Kefalonia to Corfu is by taking a flight, which is the quickest option. However, if you're looking for a scenic route, consider a combination of ferry and bus or car. Ferries operate between Kefalonia and the mainland, where you can then take a bus or drive to Corfu.
Book in Advance**: Flights and ferries can fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist season (June to September). Booking at least a few weeks in advance can help you secure better rates and ensure availability.
Timing is Key**: When planning your journey, factor in transfer times between modes of transport. If taking a ferry to the mainland and then a bus or car to Corfu, allow for at least a 2-3 hour buffer for connections to avoid stress.
Check Luggage Restrictions**: Airlines and ferry services may have different luggage policies. Ensure that your bags comply with weight and size restrictions to avoid additional fees. It’s advisable to travel light, especially if using public transport.
Border Crossing Considerations**: Since both Kefalonia and Corfu are part of Greece, you won’t encounter any border controls. However, if you are traveling from Kefalonia to a mainland port before heading to Corfu, ensure you have your ID or passport handy, particularly if you are not an EU citizen.
Transport Options
Traveling from Kefalonia to Corfu offers a few options, with flights being the quickest but not the most common route. A direct flight takes about 30 minutes, but limited services may require a connecting flight through Athens. For those looking for a more scenic journey, taking a bus or driving a car to the mainland and then a ferry to Corfu is a popular choice, taking around 5-6 hours in total. This option is ideal for travelers who enjoy beautiful landscapes and want to explore more of Greece along the way. Train services are not available for this route, making bus or car travel the best alternatives for most visitors.