Kerkyra
Landing-craft ferry · operated by Kerkyra Lines
Kerkyra is a Kerkyra Lines open-type car ferry on the Corfu–Igoumenitsa crossing. Built in Greece in 1993 as the Avra, she later worked Kavala–Thassos as the Thassos V before joining Kerkyra Lines in 2012, and carries up to 478 passengers and 90 vehicles.
Previously sailed as Thassos V and Avra.
On board the Kerkyra
- Outside deck
- Pets allowed
Where is the Kerkyra now?
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Specifications
| Built | 1993 |
|---|---|
| Built in | Greece |
| Length | 72.35 m |
| Beam | 15.8 m |
| Gross tonnage | 832 |
Where the Kerkyra sails
Scheduled crossings over the next 14 days, busiest first.
- Corfu to Igoumenitsa4 sailings
- Igoumenitsa to Corfu4 sailings
Usually works Corfu–Igoumenitsa.
- Crossings between Corfu and Igoumenitsa take about an hour and a half.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Kerkyra like?
Kerkyra is a Kerkyra Lines open-type car ferry on the Corfu–Igoumenitsa crossing. Built in Greece in 1993 as the Avra, she later worked Kavala–Thassos as the Thassos V before joining Kerkyra Lines in 2012, and carries up to 478 passengers and 90 vehicles. She is a landing-craft ferry built in 1993.
Who operates the Kerkyra?
The Kerkyra is operated by Kerkyra Lines.
Does the Kerkyra carry cars?
Yes. The Kerkyra is a vehicle ferry and carries up to 90 cars as well as foot passengers.
Which routes does the Kerkyra sail?
Over the next 14 days the Kerkyra is scheduled on Corfu to Igoumenitsa and Igoumenitsa to Corfu.