Checked offer from Corfu to Paxos: Ferry, about 0h 55min, from €23. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): Corfu Ships, Kerkyra Lines; main departure point: Corfu Port.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 4, 2026 for a departure on November 25, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corfu Ships | Ferry | Corfu Port | €23 | 1 |
| Kerkyra Lines | Ferry | Corfu Port | €23 | 1 |
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Practical tips
In July and August, popular island crossings can sell out. Once your dates are fixed, book your Corfu to Paxos ticket online so you are not left searching for a seat at the last minute.
Greek ferries often use different ports, as with Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio around Athens. Always read your ticket for the exact departure port in Corfu and enter it in your map app before leaving.
Island links can run on certain days only and change with the season. Check the timetable for your exact travel date rather than relying on last year's information or a general listing.
Strong winds can delay or cancel sailings. Avoid tight onward plans on the same day, and keep your first Paxos night flexible if possible so a schedule change does not disrupt your trip.
Allow a comfortable margin to find the ticket desk or boarding area, especially in high season when the port is busy. Keep your confirmation and ID easily accessible on your phone or in print.
The journey experience
Getting from Corfu to Paxos is one of the simplest island hops in the Ionian, and the ferry is the option to pick. It is a short sea crossing between two neighbouring islands, so you do not need to juggle coaches, trains or flights. The table on this page shows durations, price ranges and frequency side by side, so you can see at a glance what suits your plans.
On board, you can expect a straightforward passenger ferry experience: seats inside, open deck space for the views of the Ionian coastline, and a relaxed atmosphere with other independent travellers and locals. Services on this route are sold through trusted booking platforms, which lets you check the current schedule and confirm your seat online before you travel. Paxos is small and quiet, so you arrive with the feel of a calm escape rather than a big transit hub.
The real challenge in Greece is that timetables shift with the season and some island links run only on certain days. Before you commit to your accommodation on Paxos, check the schedule for your exact date and book your ticket early in summer, when popular crossings fill up. Also confirm the departure port in Corfu Town on your ticket. Keep a little flexibility in your plans in case wind affects sailings, and you will be fine.
Frequently asked questions — Corfu → Paxos
Ferry tickets from Corfu to Paxos start from €23, and typical fares go up to €24. Prices can vary depending on the operator, the season and how early you book, so check the live fares on this page for your date and reserve online to secure your seat.
The ferry crossing from Corfu to Paxos takes between 55 minutes and about 1 hour 5 minutes, depending on the service. That makes it a short, easy hop between two Ionian islands. Always check the departure time for your date so you can plan your arrival on Paxos.
The ferry is the transport option available for this route, and it suits independent travellers well. It links the two islands directly by sea, avoids any need to change vehicles, and can be booked online with confirmation, which helps in busy summer months.
Yes, the ferry listed on this page covers the Corfu to Paxos route as a crossing between the two islands. Services can differ by operator and season, so check the details of your chosen sailing on the booking page before you confirm your ticket.
Ferries to Paxos leave from the port of Corfu Town. Your ticket confirmation shows the exact departure point and time for your sailing, so check it before you travel and allow enough time to reach the port and board calmly.
Why visit Paxos?
- ✓ Cruise the sea caves of the west coast by boat, including the Ipapanti and Kastanida grottoes with glowing turquoise water
- ✓ Dine on the waterfront of Gaios, the pastel-hued Venetian harbour town, with fresh fish and local olive oil
- ✓ Sail the short hop to Antipaxos for its Caribbean-like beaches of Voutoumi and Vrika
- ✓ Watch the sunset from the Erimitis cliffs, where the rock face drops straight into the Ionian Sea
- ✓ Walk through ancient olive groves to the village of Lakka, a sheltered bay popular with sailors and swimmers
When to visit Paxos?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
Late May to early October — warm, sunny and dry, with calm seas ideal for boat trips and swimming
What to do in Paxos?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Paxos?
Paxos is tiny, so 2 to 3 days is enough to cover the three villages (Gaios, Loggos, Lakka), the sea caves of the west coast and a boat trip to Antipaxos. With a single day, rent a scooter or join a boat tour from Corfu and focus on Gaios and Lakka. Book accommodation well ahead in July and August, and visit in June or September for calmer roads and warm water.
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