Similar to any other highly sought-after destination, the most expensive months typically have the most expensive prices for accommodations and services. But from deluxe vacationers to backpackers, Corfu offers possibilities for every budget. There are also affordable public transportation options and a number of laid-back neighbourhood tavernas. Naturally, for those who can afford a luxurious vacation that satisfies all of their demands, the options are virtually limitless. This is a rough estimate of what it costs to stay in Corfu:
- Hostel rooms cost between €25 and €40.
- Basic rooms or apartments cost between €60 and €100.
- Two-bedroom apartments that allow self-catering (including Airbnb) cost between €90 and €150.
- Depending on the route, intercity public transport tickets run from €2 to €5.
- Coffee costs €3–€5
- A sandwich or snack costs €5–€8
- A meal for two people costs €50–€80.
- Alcohol at a local traditional taverna costs €5–€8.
