Corfu ferry timetable
The routes follow very different rhythms: the Igoumenitsa crossings carry the everyday traffic with departures from early morning until late evening, the Paxos boats follow a seasonal pattern, and the Saranda and Italy services run in their operators' published seasons. Choose a route and date to see the actual departures with operator and arrival time.
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How to read the timetable
Every row is one concrete departure: date, route, time, duration and operator. The route decides everything else, so make sure it names the Corfu port you mean - Corfu Town and Lefkimmi are listed separately and lie about 30 kilometres apart. For the return leg, switch the direction; the rhythms of outbound and return sailings differ on most routes.
Choose the correct Corfu port
The everyday traffic runs on the two Igoumenitsa crossings: 70 to 90 minutes to the New Port in Corfu Town with Kerkyra Lines and Kerkyra Seaways, about 50 minutes to Lefkimmi in the south with Lefkimmi Lines. The Paxos corridor also splits over both ports, with the short Kamelia Lines crossing from Lefkimmi and the fuller schedule from Corfu Town. The port question is settled on the route pages for Igoumenitsa - Corfu and Corfu - Paxos.
When no departure is shown
An empty result for a date is information, not an error: the route is not running that day. The most common reasons are a line's sailing season ending, a weekday without service or a route that publishes its departures only via the operator. Check a neighbouring day first, then the other Corfu port, and for the Saranda crossing always confirm against the operator's dated timetable before travelling.
Seasonal routes to Albania and Italy
The international services follow their operators' published seasons. The Saranda crossing runs with Ionian Seaways and Finikas Lines in the 2026 season, with a high-speed and a car-ferry option. The Adriatic ships from Ancona, Bari and Brindisi call in the summer months with Grimaldi Lines, Ventouris Ferries and Blue Star Ferries; their calls are date-bound and can be revised within the season, so check your sailing shortly before travelling. As of August 2026 the published Italy calls run into September.
FAQ timetable
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the Corfu timetable.
How reliable are the departure times shown? +
The times come from the operators' published timetables and change between timetable periods.
Why do I see two Igoumenitsa routes? +
The Igoumenitsa crossings to Corfu Town and to Lefkimmi are listed as separate routes, because they are separate ports about 30 kilometres apart. Pick the route that names your port; the differences are explained on the Igoumenitsa - Corfu page.
What does an empty result mean? +
Usually it means the route is not operating on that day - most often because the sailing season of the line has ended or the weekday is not served. Check a neighbouring day, another departure port or the operator's dated timetable; for the international Saranda crossing the operator timetable is the reference in any case.
How far ahead should I book? +
For the busy Igoumenitsa crossings, same-day tickets are normally fine for foot passengers; with a vehicle or in the July and August weeks, book ahead. The Paxos boats and the Saranda crossing sell out as whole sailings more easily, so fix those as soon as your date is set.
What happens if a departure is cancelled? +
Storm or technical cancellations are decided by the operator on the day. If your sailing is cancelled, ask the operator's counter about the next available departure and check the timetable for alternatives via the other Corfu port. Rebooking and compensation follow the conditions of your ticket.