Ferry from Italy to Corfu
Italy to Corfu, Greece Ferries
During the high season, 3 to 4 ferries depart for Corfu from Italy each day. The high season begins in May and lasts until early or mid-September.
Ferry & Drive to Greece
With this crossing from Italy to Greece, you can easily bring your own vehicle and arrive in Greece well-rested for the remainder of your journey.
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Ferry Map: ferry routes to Corfu (Greece) from Italy
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Crossings to Corfu from Italy
Ferry Guide to Corfu
The three routes from Italy to Corfu
From the Italian ports of Ancona, Bari, and Brindisi, ferries depart for the Greek Ionian island of Corfu. The journey takes between 7 and 15 hours.
The fastest crossing is the ferry from Brindisi to Corfu, which takes only 7 hours.
Corfu
- Corfu is the Seventh-Largest Greek Island.
- The main city on the island is also named Corfu. (and is lovely)
- Corfu is home to 115 beaches.
- The island has two names. Corfu is also called Kerkyra!
- Corfu is the westernmost part of Greece and the northernmost of all the Ionian Islands.
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Do I need a passport when I travel from Italy to Corfu? I want to go there with Ventouris Ferries in July this year / we are a British family of 4.
Hi Timz, it all depends a bit, read more about it here: https://ferrygogo.com/international-ferry-travel-id-requirements/ Generally when travelling internationally with ferries: Always carry a passport!