ARRIVAL
15 minutes by road
Corfu International Airport (CFU) sits 15 minutes by road from the boarding location.
Departure Port
Kerkira (Corfu) Yacht Charter Routes and Boarding
Start your private crewed yacht charter from Kerkira (Corfu), Greece. Compare live yacht availability, review departure options, and plan a tailored sailing route with YachtCloud.
Port
Kerkira (Corfu)
Country
Greece
Fleet
47 yachts
Guests
4-40 guests
Cabins
2-15 cabins
Yacht Types
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer
Why start your yacht charter from Kerkira (Corfu)?
Kerkira (Corfu) yacht charter begins with a 15 minutes by road transfer from Corfu International Airport (CFU). Boarding accommodates astern or alongside berthing, with water and electric power at all berthing positions. It is a practical starting point for routes calling at Mandraki Harbour, Lakka, Paxos and Parga.
A second route sets out through Kalami or Avlaki, Sivota, Paxos or Antipaxos, Petriti and Plataria or Igoumenitsa. Choose a sailing plan centred on harbours, anchorages or the town quay at Plataria. Technical support and dry-docking support preparations at the marina.
For wider planning, explore our Greece yacht charter guide, then return to this base for its airport transfer, berth options and route choices. Read the Greece yacht charter guide.
Port planning snapshot
BERTHING
Astern or alongside
Water and electric power reach all berthing positions for organised boarding arrivals.
FLEET
47 yachts
The fleet spans 47 yachts across Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht.
ROUTES
Gouvia departures
Departure route names include Mandraki Harbour, Lakka, Paxos, Parga, Sivota/Mourtos and Sagiada.
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Departure Base
Athens
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Mykonos
Mykonos suits a luxurious island escape with lively nightlife, windmills, white-washed buildings, a cosmopolitan atmosphere and stunning beaches.
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Kos
Kos pairs an ancient harbour with Dodecanese access, ancient Greek ruins, golden sandy beaches, tavernas and local delicacies.
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Idhra (Hydra)
Idhra (Hydra) retains traditional charm, with transport by foot, donkey or boat and no cars on the island.
View Idhra (Hydra)Getting to Kerkira (Corfu)
Arrive through Corfu International Airport (CFU), then travel 15 minutes by road to board. Astern or alongside berthing is offered, while water and electric power serve every berthing position. A fuel station, laundry and designated parking support departure arrangements.
Corfu International Airport (CFU)
15 minutes by road
Astern or alongside berthing
Water at all berthing positions
Electric power at all berthing positions
24-hour toilets and showers
Sample itinerary ideas
Use these as a starting point when planning from Kerkira (Corfu). We can tailor the route to your pace, guest mix, and preferred balance of cruising, swimming, and time ashore.
Return Harbour Circuit
Sail the Gouvia–Mandraki–Lakka–Parga–Sivota/Mourtos–Sagiada–Gouvia circuit, with calls at Mandraki Harbour, Lakka, Paxos, Parga, Sivota/Mourtos and Sagiada. The itinerary starts and finishes at Gouvia Marina.
Anchorage Choice Circuit
Use the Gouvia–Kalami/Avlaki–Sivota–Paxos/Antipaxos–Petriti–Plataria or Igoumenitsa–Gouvia route to include Kalami or Avlaki, Sivota, Paxos or Antipaxos, Petriti, and Plataria or Igoumenitsa. Gouvia Marina frames the departure and return.
Named Anchorage Stops
The nearby stop selection includes Kalami Bay, Avlaki, Lakka Bay, Paxos, Voutoumi Bay, Antipaxos and Vido West. Voutoumi Bay, Antipaxos is a day anchorage, and overnight stays are not recommended.
Best routes from Kerkira (Corfu)
Routes from Kerkira (Corfu) can be shaped around short escapes, classic week charters, or longer one-way itineraries depending on yacht availability and your preferred cruising rhythm.
Gouvia–Mandraki–Lakka–Parga–Sivota/Mourtos–Sagiada–Gouvia
The route starts at Gouvia Marina, calls at Mandraki Harbour, Lakka, Paxos, Parga, Sivota/Mourtos and Sagiada, then returns to Gouvia Marina. It pairs named harbours with the anchorage at Lakka Bay, Paxos.
Best for: Harbour calls and anchorage stops
Gouvia–Kalami/Avlaki–Sivota–Paxos/Antipaxos–Petriti–Plataria or Igoumenitsa–Gouvia
This circuit begins at Gouvia Marina and runs through Kalami or Avlaki, Sivota, Paxos or Antipaxos, Petriti, and Plataria or Igoumenitsa. It ends at Gouvia Marina and includes anchorage and town-quay options.
Best for: Mixed harbour and anchorage routing
Explore routes from Kerkira (Corfu)
From Kerkira (Corfu), charters explore the Cyclades — Athens, Kea, Mykonos, Paros, Naxos and more. Use the map to explore route ideas and charter stops.
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Marker meaningsDeparture Port
Athens
The Alimos marina gateway — most Cyclades charters set off from Athens, crossing to Kea by the first evening.
Best for: First-time charters, easy flights, Cyclades departures.
Explore AthensThe route map traces departures through named harbours, anchorages and the Plataria town quay, with return lines to Gouvia Marina.
Popular stops and cruising ideas
Mandraki Harbour
Mandraki Harbour is a harbour stop on the named return circuit departing from and returning to Gouvia Marina in this departure plan.
Kalami Bay
Kalami Bay is an anchorage approximately 1.5 hours from Gouvia Marina and appears alongside Avlaki on a named route.
Avlaki
Avlaki is an anchorage included as an alternative to Kalami on the route that also calls at Sivota and Petriti.
Sivota/Mourtos
Sivota/Mourtos combines a harbour with nearby anchorages and features on the return route with Parga, Sagiada and Gouvia Marina calls.
Lakka Bay, Paxos
Lakka Bay, Paxos is an anchorage connected with the route that also includes Mandraki Harbour, Parga, Sivota/Mourtos, Sagiada and Gouvia Marina.
Parga
Parga is a harbour approximately 3 hours from Lakka and appears with Lakka, Paxos in a named departure route.
Stops and itinerary planning FAQ
Where can you sail from Kerkira (Corfu)?
You can sail to Mandraki Harbour, Lakka, Paxos, Parga, Sivota/Mourtos and Sagiada from this embarkation point. Another named circuit includes Kalami or Avlaki, Sivota, Paxos or Antipaxos, Petriti, and Plataria or Igoumenitsa. Each named circuit returns to Gouvia Marina.
Which anchorages are named for this port?
Kalami Bay, Avlaki, Lakka Bay, Paxos, Voutoumi Bay, Antipaxos and Vido West are named anchorages. Kalami Bay is approximately 1.5 hours from Gouvia Marina. Voutoumi Bay, Antipaxos is recorded for day anchorage, with overnight stays not recommended.
Do these routes return to Gouvia Marina?
Yes, each named route returns to Gouvia Marina. One route includes Mandraki Harbour, Lakka, Paxos, Parga, Sivota/Mourtos and Sagiada. The other includes Kalami or Avlaki, Sivota, Paxos or Antipaxos, Petriti, and Plataria or Igoumenitsa before returning to Gouvia Marina.
Kerkira (Corfu) yacht charter costs
Charter pricing varies by yacht type, including Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht. Additional costs can include APA, guest food and beverages, fuel, marina and port fees. VAT and taxes, transfers, tours and gratuities can also affect the total.
| Yacht Type | Indicative Price |
|---|---|
| Catamaran | €9,100–€290,000 per week |
| Gulet | €12,250–€56,000 per week |
| Motor Sailer | €7,500–€34,010 per week |
| Motor Yacht | €14,500–€1,500,000 per week |
Prices are indicative and vary with yacht selection, itinerary, extras and charter timing.
Best time to charter from Kerkira (Corfu)
The charter season runs from April to October. Plan around the months that suit your preferred departure window, then align the route with the harbour and anchorage stops that interest your group. April, May, June, July, August, September and October each form part of the boarding season.
| Month | Conditions |
|---|---|
| April | Within the charter season |
| May | Within the charter season |
| June | Within the charter season |
| July | Within the charter season |
| August | Within the charter season |
| September | Within the charter season |
| October | Within the charter season |
Who is Kerkira (Corfu) best for?
Airport Arrivals
Corfu International Airport (CFU) is 15 minutes by road from the boarding location.
Berthing Flexibility
Astern or alongside berthing gives groups a clear choice for boarding arrangements.
Harbour Callers
Named routes include Mandraki Harbour, Parga, Sagiada and Petriti Harbour calls.
Anchorage Planners
Kalami Bay, Avlaki, Lakka Bay, Paxos and Vido West are anchorage options.
Larger Groups
The fleet accommodates 4-40 guests across layouts ranging from 2-15 cabins.
What's included in a Kerkira (Corfu) charter?
Included
- Yacht hire and equipment
- Crew wages
- Crew food
- Ship's linen and laundry
- Basic operating consumables
- Yacht and crew insurance
Usually Extra
- Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA)
- Guest food and beverages
- Yacht and tender fuel
- Marina and port fees
- VAT and taxes
- Onshore transfers and tours
- Crew gratuities
Kerkira (Corfu) yacht charter FAQs
Costs, seasonality, routing, and planning from Kerkira (Corfu), answered in a quick format before you enquire.
What does a charter from Kerkira cost?
Indicative weekly prices range from €7,500 to €1,500,000. Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht pricing each carries its own range. APA, food and beverages, fuel, fees, taxes, transfers, tours and gratuities are extra costs.
When is the best time to charter?
The best time is April through October. These are the charter season months for this embarkation point. Select among April, May, June, July, August, September and October when planning your charter departure with yachtcloud.
How do guests reach the boarding point?
Boarding is 15 minutes by road from Corfu International Airport (CFU). You can use astern or alongside berthing, with water and electric power at all berthing positions. A fuel station, toilets and showers, laundry, parking and technical support are also on site.
What group sizes suit this charter?
Groups of 4-40 guests can be accommodated across the fleet. The selection covers Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options. Cabin layouts range from 2-15 cabins, allowing the choice to follow the group's preferred yacht type.
What is included in a charter?
Yacht hire and equipment, crew wages, crew food, ship's linen and laundry, basic operating consumables, and yacht and crew insurance are included. APA, guest food and beverages, fuel, fees, VAT and taxes, transfers, tours and gratuities remain additional costs.
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