Visitors to the island of Corfu arrive at the airport (Corfu town) or at 1 of the 2 ferry ports (Corfu town or Lefkimmi). Theo's Hotel is an independent hotel serving guests making their own travel arrangements and the transfer notes below may be of help..

FLIGHTS

Corfu is served by both scheduled and charter flights from many countries. During the summer holiday season some UK visitors now use one of the 'no-frills' companies such as Easy Jet or Jet2. Otherwise there are several charter flights offering cheap flights for independent travellers which any Internet search will reveal together with booking agents. Early booking of seats is essential to ensure a flight but seats are usually available for late decisions.

Many UK airports have charter flights to Corfu during summer. The airport offering the most flight options is Gatwick in the south of England.
The 'no-frills' companies EasyJet and Jet 2 are popular especially with early-bookers taking advantage of the rock-bottom prices available then.
EasyJet flies from Gatwick; Manchester; and Bristol in UK plus Berlin Schoenefeld, Germany and Milan Malpensa, Italy.

Jet2 flies from East Midlands; Newcastle; and Leeds Bradford all in UK.

There area several online agencies with search facilities. One for cheap flights is http://www.charterflights.co.uk/

Visitors from other European countries will also find their own flights from travel agencies or on the Internet.

Visitors from Italy will usually arrive in Corfu by ferry from one of the Adriatic ports. Ferry arrivals also include travellers by both coach and car from some European countries.

TRANSFERS

Transfers to Theo's Hotel from the port or airport will usually be by self-drive hire car or taxi. The 30km journey takes 45-60 minutes. It is always recommended for 1st time visitors that Taxi transfers be arranged by the hotel to ensure the cheapest rates. Theo or Elena will be pleased to arrange this if guests telephone or email the hotel a few days before they travel.

Transfer by local bus service is not recommended due to the infrequent service to Agios Georgios.