About us

corfuferry.com is an independent comparison site for the ferries serving Corfu. The island has two ferry gateways: the New Port in Corfu Town, where the Igoumenitsa car ferries, the main Paxos boats, the international Saranda crossing and the seasonal ships from Italy call, and Lefkimmi in the south, with its own shorter Igoumenitsa crossing and a Paxos link. The site is published by Cruise Media GmbH.

The question this site answers is not "which ferry company" but "which port, and does the route run when I travel". A traveller with a car heading for Kavos needs a different answer than a foot passenger bound for Paxos or a day guest heading across the strait to Saranda - and the seasonal routes drop in and out of the year, which is why every recommendation here leads to a current departure rather than a fixed time. Where a rule matters in practice, it is named: the two Corfu ports are 30 kilometres apart, the Saranda crossing is a border crossing with document checks, and rental cars do not cross to Albania.

Key facts

Website: corfuferry.com, independent comparison and planning site for the ferries to and from Corfu
Subject: Ferry connections via Corfu Town's New Port and Lefkimmi - the Igoumenitsa crossings, the Paxos boats, the international Saranda route and the seasonal Adriatic services from Italy
Ferry operators: Kerkyra Lines, Kerkyra Seaways and Lefkimmi Lines (Igoumenitsa); Joy Cruises, Kamelia and Kerkyra Lines (Paxos); Ionian Seaways and Finikas Lines (Saranda); Grimaldi, Ventouris and Blue Star (Italy)
Operator of this site: Cruise Media GmbH, Ulrichstein, Germany
Booking: via our booking partner Direct Ferries; its current prices, availability and conditions apply
Content: Port choice, routes, current departures, operators, seasonal windows and the practical rules of the international Saranda crossing

What this site is not

corfuferry.com is an independent guide to the crossings and not the website of Kerkyra Lines, Ionian Seaways or any other operator on these routes. It is not a Corfu travel guide either: beaches, sights, hotels and restaurants belong elsewhere, and Paxos and Saranda appear only as ferry destinations. We do not sell tickets ourselves. Booking runs via our partner Direct Ferries, whose current prices, availability and conditions apply.