Chorepiskopi is a historic village in northern Corfu.
How To Get To Chorepiskopi
Chorepiskopi is located in the mountains of northern Corfu and can be reached by car, bus, or private transfer.
By car, Chorepiskopi is a 24-kilometer drive from Corfu Town, where the airport and main ferry port are located. From Sidari, it’s a 12-kilometer drive, and from Agios Georgios Pagon, it’s 9 kilometers. Street parking is free in Chorepiskopi, but make sure not to block traffic in the narrow streets in the village.
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 Chorepiskopi. You can search and book rental cars on our website here.
To get to Chorepiskopi by bus, you can take Green Buses line A3 to Acharavi, which leaves from the Green Bus Terminal in Corfu Town. The bus has multiple routes and sometimes stops on Regional Road 2225 only, but sometimes also passes through the village. Line A2 to Sidari also occasionally passes by Chorepiskopi but has several alternative routes so make sure to check the itinerary with the bus company or driver first. 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 Chorepiskopi, you can book a private transfer from the airport or ferry port.
- Also read: How To Get Around In Corfu
