Agios Markos is a historic village on the east coast of central Corfu. The village is sometimes also referred to as Ano (upper) or Palaios (old) Agios Markos to distinguish it from Kato Agios Markos, the lower, modern village on the seaside.
How To Get To Agios Markos
Agios Markos is located near the east coast of central Corfu and can be reached by car, bus, or private transfer.
By car, Agios Markos is a 17-kilometer drive from Corfu Town, where the airport and main ferry port are located. From Nissaki, it’s an 8-kilometer drive, and from the lower seaside village of Kato Agios Markos, it’s only 2 kilometers. Street parking is free in Agios Markos, but make sure not to block traffic on the narrow street as buses need to pass through there.
For the ultimate freedom and convenience to explore the island at your own pace, you can rent a car and pick it up upon arrival at Corfu Airport or Corfu Port, then enjoy a scenic drive to Agios Markos. You can search and book rental cars on our website here.
To get to Agios Markos by bus, you can take Green Buses line A13 to Ano Korakiana, which departs from the Green Bus Terminal in Corfu Town. However, this bus runs rather infrequently, so it’s not ideal for a short visit. You can find more information about the bus journey on the Green Buses page.
For a more convenient and hassle-free door-to-door trip to your accommodation in Agios Markos, you can book a private transfer from the airport or ferry port.
- Also read: How To Get Around In Corfu
