Where in the UK flies to Corfu?

easyJet offers routes to Corfu from many UK destinations. Some of the most popular routes include: Belfast International to Corfu Bristol to Corfu Edinburgh to Corfu Manchester to Corfu London Luton to Corfu London Gatwick to Corfu

Does Corfu have two airports?

Corfu only has one airport- the Corfu International Airport, also known as Ioannis Kapodistrias International Airport (CFU).

How much are return flights to Corfu?

The cost of return flights to Corfu depends on the time of year, the day of the week, and many other factors. You can use easyJet's low fare finder to find the cheapest flights to Corfu.

How far is Corfu Airport from the town?

Corfu Airport is located around 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) south of the town of Corfu (which is also known as Kerkyra). By taxi or airport transfer, the journey from the airport to the town takes around 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.

Is Corfu Airport busy?

Corfu airport can get quite busy, especially during the island's peak tourist season from May to September. Other times of year, it can be significantly less busy - but we'd still recommend getting to the airport at least 2 hours before your flight's departure time.

What part of Corfu is best to stay in?

Your choice of where to stay in Corfu should align with your interests. Corfu Town is ideal for those who want a mix of beaches, historical sites, and some nightlife. It's the island's historic heart with lots to explore. For a more relaxed atmosphere, the northern part of the island, like Sidari, offers family-friendly beaches and a laid-back vibe. In contrast, Kavos in the south is known for its lively nightlife. If you're looking for luxury and tranquillity, the northeast coast of Corfu boasts upscale resorts and less crowded beaches, perfect for a serene getaway.

Is Corfu still a party island?

Corfu has evolved beyond its reputation as just a party destination. While it still offers vibrant nightlife in places like Kavos, the island has a lot more to offer. It's a great spot for families and those interested in history and natural beauty. Corfu is dotted with picturesque villages, ancient ruins, and stunning landscapes, offering a well-rounded holiday experience for all kinds of travellers.

Is Corfu very expensive?

Corfu's relatively affordable compared to some other Greek Islands . The cost of living here allows for a range of budgets, from luxury to more economical choices. Food and accommodation prices vary, with plenty of options to suit different financial plans. Dining at local tavernas and choosing to stay in less touristy areas can help you save money. Many of the island's natural attractions, like its beaches and hiking trails, can be enjoyed for free or at a low cost.