Corfu Green Buses Guide 2026: Routes, Timetables, Tickets & Prices
Planning to explore Corfu without hiring a car? Corfu’s Green Buses are the island-wide intercity buses connecting Corfu Town with many of the island’s best-known villages, beaches and resorts. This Corfu Travel Co guide brings together the key routes, ticket prices, station tips and practical advice visitors need before travelling.
Freshly checked
Corfu Travel Co has updated this guide using the latest Green Buses timetable dated 16/06/2026.
Bring cash
If you are buying your ticket on board, keep some euros handy as cash is the safest option.
One-way fares
The fares listed below are one-way prices, so remember to budget for the return journey too.
Luggage tip
Need to explore before check-in or after check-out? Use Corfu Travel Co’s luggage storage link to find a convenient place for your bags.
Green vs Blue buses in Corfu: what’s the difference?
Green Buses
Green Buses are the intercity buses for longer journeys around Corfu. Use them for places such as Sidari, Roda, Acharavi, Kassiopi, Paleokastritsa, Kavos, Messonghi, Agios Gordios, Glyfada, Issos and Agios Georgios.
Blue Buses
Blue Buses are the city and suburban buses for Corfu Town and nearby areas. They are best for short local journeys, including airport, port and Corfu Town connections. Line 15 is the useful airport-to-KTEL station link.
Where to check Corfu Green Bus times
Corfu Travel Co has checked the latest Green Buses timetable for summer 2026, but bus times can change during the season. Before travelling, especially for a day trip, airport connection, Sunday journey or public holiday, it is always worth opening the latest timetable and checking your exact route.
Main Corfu Green Bus routes visitors should know
These are the most useful Green Bus route groups for visitors planning beach days, resort transfers, day trips and longer journeys from Corfu Town.
North & north-east Corfu
- A1 Corfu → Agios Stefanos
- A2 Corfu → Sidari
- A3 Corfu → Roda / Acharavi
- A4 Corfu → Kassiopi
- A5 Corfu → Barbati / Nissaki
- A6 Corfu → Arilla
- A20 Corfu → Afiona
- A7 Corfu → Agios Georgios Pagi
West & central Corfu
- A9 Corfu → Paleokastritsa
- A10 Corfu → Liapades
- B10 Corfu → Agios Gordios
- B15 Corfu → Aqualand
- B16 Corfu → Ermones
- B17 Corfu → Glyfada
- S2 Agios Gordios → Aqualand → Paleokastritsa
- S3 Paleokastritsa → Aqualand
- S4 Nissaki → Barbati → Ipsos → Dassia → Aqualand
- S6 Nissaki → Barbati → Ipsos → Dassia → Paleokastritsa
South & south-east Corfu
- B1 Corfu → Kavos
- B4 Corfu → Sandy Beach
- B5 Corfu → Agios Georgios Argirades
- B6 Corfu → Issos Beach
- B7 Corfu → Moraitika → Messonghi Hotel
- B7 Corfu → Hotel Gemini → Apollo
- B11 Corfu → Boukari → Mythos Palace
Useful shuttle-style routes
- S2 Agios Gordios ↔ Aqualand ↔ Paleokastritsa
- S3 Paleokastritsa ↔ Aqualand
- S4 Nissaki ↔ Barbati ↔ Ipsos ↔ Dassia ↔ Aqualand
- S5 Sidari ↔ Kassiopi
- S6 Nissaki ↔ Barbati ↔ Ipsos ↔ Dassia ↔ Paleokastritsa
Corfu Travel Co tip: treat these as seasonal visitor-friendly routes and double-check them before planning your day around them.
Mainland Greece routes
- X1 Corfu ↔ Athens
- X2 Corfu / Lefkimi ↔ Athens
- X3 Corfu ↔ Thessaloniki
- X4 Corfu ↔ Larissa
- X4 Corfu ↔ Calampaka / Meteora
Corfu Green Bus prices 2026
Corfu Travel Co has pulled together the key one-way fares visitors are most likely to need. Prices can change, so check the current timetable before travelling.
| Route | Destination | One-way fare | Visitor note |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Agios Stefanos | €5.00 | North-west coast route. |
| A2 | Sidari | €4.10 | Useful for Canal d’Amour and Sidari holidays. |
| A3 | Roda / Acharavi | €4.40 | Good for the north coast resorts. |
| A4 | Kassiopi | €4.30 | Useful for Kassiopi and the north-east. |
| A5 | Barbati / Nissaki | €2.70 | Good for north-east beaches and coastal villages. |
| A6 | Arilla | €4.80 | North-west Corfu route. |
| A20 | Afiona | €4.80 | Useful for the Afionas area. |
| A7 | Agios Georgios Pagi | €4.40 | For Agios Georgios Pagon / north-west beach area. |
| A9 | Paleokastritsa | €2.80 | One of the most useful visitor routes. |
| A10 | Liapades | €2.40 | Useful for Liapades village and nearby beaches. |
| S3 | Paleokastritsa ↔ Aqualand | €2.20 | Useful if you are combining Paleokastritsa and Aqualand. |
| S5 | Sidari ↔ Kassiopi | €3.70 | Useful north-coast cross-route. |
| B1 | Kavos | €5.30 | Main south Corfu resort route. |
| B4 | Sandy Beach | €3.50 | Useful for the south-west coast. |
| B5 | Agios Georgios Argirades | €3.50 | South-west beach route. |
| B6 | Issos Beach | €3.50 | Useful for Issos Beach and the south-west coast. |
| B7 | Moraitika / Messonghi Hotel | €2.70 | Useful for Moraitika and Messonghi holidays. |
| B7 | Hotel Gemini / Apollo | €2.70 | Additional Messonghi / Moraitika area service. |
| B11 | Boukari / Mythos Palace | €3.40 | South-east coastal route. |
| B10 | Agios Gordios | €2.70 | Very useful west-coast beach route. |
| B15 | Aqualand | €2.20 | Useful for Aqualand Water Park. |
| B16 | Ermones | €2.70 | Central-west coast route. |
| B17 | Glyfada | €2.70 | Useful for Glyfada Beach. |
| X1 | Athens | €52.50 | Mainland Greece route. |
| X2 | Corfu / Lefkimi ↔ Athens | €52.50 | Mainland Greece route via Lefkimi. |
| X3 | Thessaloniki | €40.60 | Mainland Greece route. |
| X4 | Larissa | €33.10 | Mainland Greece route. |
| X4 | Calampaka / Meteora | €25.70 | Useful for Meteora travel. |
Buying Green Bus tickets in Corfu
Can you buy tickets on the bus?
Yes. For visitors, the easiest option is often to buy on board, but you should keep cash with you. This is especially important if you are travelling from a resort, village or beach stop where card payment may not be available.
Are prices return or one-way?
The fares listed in this guide are one-way prices. If you are planning a day trip from Corfu Town to somewhere like Paleokastritsa, Kassiopi, Sidari, Glyfada or Kavos, remember to budget for the way back too.
Luggage storage in Corfu
If you arrive before check-in, have a late flight or want to explore Corfu Town without carrying bags, you can use Corfu Travel Co’s luggage storage link to find a convenient place for your suitcases.
Perfect for travel days
Luggage storage can be especially useful if you are using the Green Bus station, arriving before your accommodation is ready, or spending your final few hours in Corfu Town before heading to the airport.
Main Green Bus station in Corfu
The main Green Bus station is the KTEL / intercity bus station in Corfu Town. This is where many island-wide services begin, and it is also the station for longer mainland Greece routes such as Athens, Thessaloniki, Larissa and Meteora.
Best for
Longer island journeys, resort buses, beach buses, mainland Greece buses, timetable questions, luggage storage and travel-day planning.
Airport connection
If you are arriving at Corfu Airport and need a Green Bus, use Blue Bus Line 15 to connect between the airport, the KTEL / Green Bus station, San Rocco and the port.
Most useful Green Bus routes for visitors
Best beach routes
Paleokastritsa, Glyfada, Agios Gordios, Issos Beach, Sandy Beach and Agios Georgios Argirades are some of the most useful beach routes for visitors using Green Buses.
Best resort routes
Sidari, Roda, Acharavi, Kassiopi, Barbati, Nissaki, Moraitika, Messonghi and Kavos are among the most useful resort routes from Corfu Town.
Best attraction routes
B15 is the main Corfu to Aqualand route. Some seasonal shuttle-style routes also connect visitor areas such as Paleokastritsa, Nissaki, Dassia and Agios Gordios.
FAQ: Corfu Green Buses
Do Green Buses go to Corfu Airport?
Not directly in the same simple way as the city buses. For most visitors, the easiest option is to use Blue Bus Line 15 between the airport and the KTEL / Green Bus station, then continue by Green Bus.
Where do I check the latest Green Bus timetable?
Use the Green Buses timetable link above before travelling. Corfu Travel Co keeps this guide updated, but bus times can still change during the season.
Can I buy Green Bus tickets on the bus?
Yes, but take cash with you. It is the safest option, especially if you are boarding away from the main station.
Are Green Bus prices one-way?
Yes. The fares in this Corfu Travel Co guide are one-way prices.
Which Green Bus goes to Paleokastritsa?
Route A9 connects Corfu with Paleokastritsa. The current one-way fare listed in this guide is €2.80.
Which Green Bus goes to Kavos?
Route B1 connects Corfu with Kavos. The current one-way fare listed in this guide is €5.30.
Which Green Bus goes to Agios Gordios?
Route B10 connects Corfu with Agios Gordios. The current one-way fare listed in this guide is €2.70.
Which Green Bus goes to Glyfada?
Route B17 connects Corfu with Glyfada. The current one-way fare listed in this guide is €2.70.
Which Green Bus goes to Aqualand?
Route B15 connects Corfu with Aqualand. Some seasonal shuttle-style routes may also include Aqualand connections, so check the timetable before planning your day.
Can I store luggage in Corfu?
Yes. If you need somewhere to leave your bags before check-in, after check-out or while exploring Corfu Town, use Corfu Travel Co’s luggage storage link to find a convenient option.
Do the S shuttle routes run every day?
Not always. Treat the S routes as seasonal or limited services and check your exact day before relying on them.
How early should I arrive for a Green Bus?
In peak season, arrive early for popular routes such as Paleokastritsa, Sidari, Kassiopi, Kavos, Glyfada and Agios Gordios. Buses can get busy, especially around beaches, ferries and flight times.