Corfu is reached by air, by ferry from Igoumenitsa on the Greek mainland, or by longer sailings from Italy, and its Old Town sits close to both the airport and the cruise port. Once you land, the 6 priced tours, from $75 to $441, split between boats, food and private options.
Top-Rated Corfu Greece Tours & Experiences
Corfu for Cruise Passengers Including Boat Cave Tour
A cruise-friendly outing that combines coastal sightseeing with a boat trip to sea caves, designed around a port-day schedule. Check the meeting point, the time back at the ship and whether the cave visit depends on sea conditions.

Corfu Food and Cultural Tour
A walk through the Old Town built around local food, which draws on Venetian and Ionian influences in dishes such as pastitsada and sofrito, and on kumquat liqueur. It suits curious eaters. Check which tastings are included and mention allergies.

Corfu Private Daily Sailyacht Cruise
A private day on a sailing yacht, which puts you in charge of the pace and swim stops along the coast. It suits couples, families and small groups. Check what is included, such as food, drinks and skipper, and the policy if the wind rises.

As with most in-demand destinations, the best tours in Corfu Greece tend to sell out first, so booking a few days ahead is generally a good idea.
Why We Picked These Tours
The Old Town, a UNESCO site, shows Venetian, French and British influence, which is rare in Greece: the Liston arcade modeled on a Paris street, fortresses at both ends, and cricket still played on the Spianada. Across 6 priced tours, 3,388 travelers have left reviews averaging 4.7 stars.
Small-Group Food and Cultural Tour in Corfu is the best rated option with 5 stars from 394 reviews, while Full-Day Boat Tour of Paxos Antipaxos Blue Caves from Corfu is the most reviewed, with 1,731 reviews at 4.6 stars.
Choosing a side of the island
The north has the wilder coast, with Kassiopi and the eroded cliffs around Sidari. The west is for sunsets and the coves at Paleokastritsa. The south is flatter and quieter, with long beaches. The east coast faces the mainland and is busier, with pebble beaches and resorts such as Ipsos and Dassia.
Choosing Where to Stay in Corfu
Corfu Town is best for sightseeing, dining and cruise-day logistics, and much of it can be done on foot. Paleokastritsa on the west coast has dramatic bays, while Kassiopi in the north is a harbor village with a relaxed feel. A rental car helps outside the town, since buses are infrequent.
When to Go to Corfu
May, June and September offer warm seas without peak crowds, and the island stays green from spring rain. July and August are hottest and busiest. Winters are mild but wet, and many beach businesses close, though the Old Town stays lively. Storms can cancel boat trips, so keep a spare day.
What Corfu Tours Cost
Prices range from $75 to $441, with a median near $115. The cheapest is Full-Day Boat Tour of Paxos Antipaxos Blue Caves from Corfu at $75, and the private yacht cruise, at $441, is the most expensive. Check lunch, drinks and equipment in the inclusions.
Comparing the Best Corfu Options
Corfu Town can be explored on foot, and local buses reach some beaches. Trips to Paxos or the sea caves need a tour or charter, and ATV outings and private tours reach interior villages, so a mix of independent and booked days works best.
Smart Ways to Book Corfu Tours
Cruise passengers should check tour length against the ship’s all-aboard time. Take sun protection and a waterproof bag on boat days. Many Viator listings allow free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start, useful when the wind rises. Wear closed shoes for ATV tours.
Quick Questions About Visiting Corfu
How much does a Corfu tour cost?
Prices range from $75 to $441, with a median near $115. The cheapest, Full-Day Boat Tour of Paxos Antipaxos Blue Caves from Corfu, costs $75, while the private yacht cruise costs the most.
Which Corfu tour has the best reviews?
Small-Group Food and Cultural Tour in Corfu holds 5 stars from 394 reviews. Full-Day Boat Tour of Paxos Antipaxos Blue Caves from Corfu is the most reviewed, with 1,731 reviews and 4.6 stars.
How do I get to Corfu?
Corfu has an international airport near the Old Town, ferries from Igoumenitsa on the mainland, and longer ferries from Italian ports. Check seasonal schedules, as some routes run only in summer.
Can I visit Paxos and Antipaxos from Corfu in a day?
Yes, full-day boat tours go there, usually with swim stops. They depend on sea conditions, so allow a spare day. Check what is included, such as lunch, and how long you get on Paxos.
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