Corfu Airport Taxi

The most direct route from Corfu Airport to the city center is about 3.5 kilometers (or just over 1.86 miles), but it might be longer depending on which way your driver decides to go.

Usually the ride should only take about 10 minutes, but it might faster when you’re traveling at quiet times like late at night, or it may be slower at rush hour or other busy periods.

Taxis from Corfu Airport do not charge a flat Euro fare to get to the city, so instead the price of your journey will be based on distance, with longer rides taking more time.

Typically you can expect a direct taxi ride between the two locations to cost at least €15 during the day and this will rise to about €20 on average when the journey is at night.

Yes, you might find that some drivers will impose additional charges on top of the fare, for example if you are riding during a public holiday or you have an excessive amount of luggage.

There is no law or regulation that mandates you to give your airport taxi driver any tip after the ride. And if you believe that you have been overcharged or given an unsafe, you certainly should not leave a tip. But if you feel that the driver provided a courteous, safe and quick journey to your hotel or other destination then you should tip some Euros as a thank you.

Yes, taxis are available from Corfu Airport seven days a week, 24 hours each day, and so you should be able to get one even if you suffer a flight delay that results in you landing very early in the morning. One possible step you can take in advance is to prebook your taxi ride, as your driver will monitor your flight and adjust their pickup time if you face a delay.