15 Boat Tours in Corfu, Priced One by One

1.Gouvia: Corfu Island Sailing Trip with Snack and Soft Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 851 reviews · 5 - 10 hours · from $69Our pick

Set out from Gouvia Marina on a small yacht with an English or Greek-speaking skipper. You’ll cruise toward Barbati and Gialiskari, swim and snorkel in clear water, try an optional cliff jump, then visit a blue cave. Sandwiches, fruit, and soft drinks are included. Boats usually carry no more than 12 people, with private trips also available.

“Absolutely fantastic day out! Highlight of our trip! We had an amazing day on the boat – it was super spacious and comfortable, with plenty of room to relax. The skipper was lovely and made us feel so welcome. Great food, great info, stunning locations. Couldn’t have asked for more – would 100% do it again!”

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2.Corfu Town: Full-Day Cruise with Lunch, Drinks & Swim Stops

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 707 reviews · 1 day · from $127

Cruise from Corfu’s old port aboard the wooden boat Koryfo with a friendly English-speaking crew, including Paul, Spiros, and their team. Swim and snorkel near Nissaki, Erimitis Forest, and other quiet coves, then enjoy souvlaki, salad, rice, fruit, wine, juice, and water. Expect scenery and swimming, not a town-by-town guided tour.

“It was one of the best day cruise I ve ever done It super well organized. The swimming spots were great and the food excellent”

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3.Sunset Cruise on Classic Boat with Cocktails & Snacks

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 568 reviews · 2 hours · from $58

Spend two hours aboard Koryfo, a classic Greek heritage boat, sailing from Corfu’s old port toward Pontikonissi as the sun goes down. Your ticket includes one cocktail, local wine, or beer, plus water, juice, and Greek finger food. Guides such as Spiros and Rafael add local stories, while the half-capacity format keeps the deck calm and comfortable.

“Excellent Tour; very friendly staff; nice Drinks and a lot of sandwiches. They explained everything very will. Bring a jacket - it gets chilly after the sun Sets !”

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4.Underwater Cruise in Paleokastritsa

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 455 reviews · from $16Best value

Board Captain Nemo at Alipa Port for a 50-minute cruise along Paleokastritsa. You will first see the cliffs from the open deck, then sit 2.2 meters below the surface in an air-conditioned cabin with 22 windows. Greek and English-speaking staff are available, and the experience suits families, first-time explorers, and anyone who wants sea views without getting wet.

“This was really a special experience, highly recommend it!”

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5.Day Cruise to the Blue Lagoon with Visit to Syvota

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 447 reviews · 7 - 10 hours · from $53

Spend 7 to 10 hours cruising from Corfu to mainland Greece. Visit Papanikolis Cave, swim at Blue Lagoon and Bella Vraka, then enjoy about 1 hour 45 minutes in Syvota. The boat has multilingual guides, an onboard bar, and optional hotel pickup. Bring cash, sun protection, and your own snorkel if you want one.

“It was very nice ! We had such a good time ! The staff was helpful and kind . The drinks was cheap and very tasty!! We had a really nice lunch on the boat at The blue lagoon which is beautiful!! Best choice for best price !”

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6.From Benitses/Lefkimmi: Paxos, Antipaxos & Caves Day Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 409 reviews · from $62

Spend a full day sailing from Benitses or Lefkimmi to the sea caves of Paxos, Voutoumi Beach on Antipaxos, and Gaios. You’ll have roughly an hour to swim and up to 2.5 hours ashore. A live guide, multilingual audio guide, bar, Wi-Fi, and optional pickup are included.

“It’s a lengthy sailing time (1.5hours) to the islands of Paxos and Antipaxos but the natural caves are well worth the time. Fantastic great value lunch on Paxos. Boat a little crowded but enough space to move around. Bar staff excellent and drinks good quality at very reasonable prices. Would definitely recommend.”

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7.Corfu Private Yacht Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 356 reviews · 2 to 8 hours (approx.) Top rated

Sail from Gouvia Marina along Corfu’s east coast, past the Old and New Fortresses, Garitsa Bay, Mouse Island, and Lazareto. Choose a 2 to 8 hour private cruise with swim stops, snorkel gear, towels, snacks, drinks, and a skipper such as Spiros, Takis, Themis, or Orestis. The longer trip can include lunch at a seaside restaurant.

“This was one of the highlights of our 19 days in the Mediterranean! We absolutely loved our day sailing around Corfu. Spiros gave us a great tour of the island from the water and took us to some great swimming spots. We had four kids in our group and they absolutely loved it.”

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8.From Lefkimmi: Syvota, Blue Lagoon and Cave Sunset Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 332 reviews · 4 hours - 270 minutes · from $35

Set out from Lefkimmi Port for a 4 to 4.5-hour afternoon cruise to Sivota. You’ll enter a sea cave, swim in the Blue Lagoon, pause at quiet coves, explore the waterfront village, and watch the sunset on the return. An onboard bar, English guide, and some snorkeling gear are included.

“Great experience. Swimming in clear waters and watching the fish a highlight. Syvota a small and pretty town. Friendly crew. All in all would highly recommend.”

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9.Saranda: Corfu Town and Palaiokastritsa Day Trip with Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 313 reviews · 12 hours · from $82

Cross from Saranda to Corfu, then explore Corfu Town with a guide before heading to Palaiokastritsa for three hours by clear water and steep olive-covered hills. Guides such as Lori and Lory lead the day in English and Romanian, with Italian departures on selected dates. Bring your passport, swimwear, towel, and comfortable shoes.

“We visited a very nice beach on the island and we had the chance to visit the old Corfu town as well. Very nice experience.”

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10.Luxury Yacht Cruise to Paxos and Antipaxos

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 288 reviews · 6 hours · from $82

Join a small yacht cruise from Lefkimmi with an experienced Greek and English-speaking crew. See Lakka and the Blue Caves, swim for an hour at Vrika Beach, then spend two hours in Gaios for lunch and shopping. The yacht carries up to 25 people and includes snorkeling gear, water, snacks, and a toilet.

“Highly recommend this cruise!!! The whole crew are amazing and very personable. It's so much better then the large boats with 100's of people crammed on them. They take you to all the best spots before the giant boats arrive & they go the extra mile with fruit, bottled water and genuine care for the guests. This cruise is incredible value for money and a must do.”

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11.Private Yacht Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 179 reviews · 3.5 - 8 hours

Take a private yacht from the marina along Corfu’s east coast with an English-speaking skipper. See the Old and New Fortresses, Garitsa Bay, Mouse Island, Vido, and Lazareto, then stop to swim and snorkel. Skippers such as Spiros, Takis, Themis, Theo, and Orestis tailor the pace for your group.

“Takis was an AMAZING skipper! He was so kind and took us all round beautiful Corfu. We stopped at 2 different spots to swim and it was wonderful! The snacks and drinks were refreshing after swimming. I would absolutely recommend this trip and ask for Takis! He’s the BEST!!”

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12.Best Corfu Beach Tour for Cruise Guests: Paleokastritsa & Glyfada

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 144 reviews · 4 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $119

You’ll ride in an air-conditioned vehicle from Corfu port to Paleokastritsa for a monastery visit, swimming, or an optional €15 boat ride through the caves. Then spend about two hours at sandy Glyfada Beach. Drivers such as Leo, Spyridoula, and Constantine have helped guests adjust timing, arrange sunbeds, and handle last-minute changes.

“Great day!! Excellent Driver!! Covered a lot of ground. Would recommend that you know what you want to see beforehand. Logistics aren't always clear unless you specify ahead of time. If you dont you may run out of time.”

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13.Panoramic Island Highlights Van Tour from Cruise Port

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 140 reviews · 4.5 hours · from $57

Take a 4.5-hour Corfu highlights tour in an air-conditioned minivan with an English-speaking driver such as Christos or Kostas. Visit Paleokastritsa beach and monastery, stop at Vasilakis Kumquat Factory, photograph Kanoni, and walk Corfu Old Town. You get free time at each stop, plus round-trip port transport and onboard Wi-Fi.

“Our driver was fantastic so helpful I think to improve would be a little more time in Corfu town thanks”

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14.Premium Boat Rental without Skipper

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 102 reviews · 2 hours

Drive your own 40-horsepower boat from Sidari along Corfu’s northwest coast. After a 15-minute safety briefing, you can visit Canal d’Amour, Cape Drastis, Mermaid Island, and quiet swimming spots. No boating license is needed. Bring food, drinks, and a passport or ID, and arrange a skipper or extra time before departure.

“Great activity. The boat was easy to manoeuvre and the waters crystal clear. Highlight of our holiday. Make sure you take snacks/drinks if you are out for a while.”

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15.From Benitses/Lefkimmi: Blue Lagoon & Papanikolis Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 70 reviews · 7 - 9 hours · from $53

Spend 7 to 9 hours cruising from Benitses or Lefkimmi to mainland Greece. See Papanikolis cave, swim at Blue Lagoon and Bella Vraka, then spend about 1 hour 45 minutes in Syvota. Pickup may be available across Corfu, and multilingual audio commentary is included.

“Enjoyed the snorkelling spots and the town visit was a nice break from a v long boat trip. Biggest criticism - too many people!!! Corfu Cruises, you ruin this trip by filling the boat to absolute capacity so it ends up feeling as stressful as a commuter trip to work on an overcrowded train! It actually feels claustrophobic. People need SPACE to feel comfortable. The amount of people on the boat leaving the first port felt comfortable, but when we stopped at the second port to pick up the same amount again, you could see people getting irritable and frustrated. There was one small argument where a girl refused to…”

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