Expensive. Poor audio guide with distorted soundtrack. Driver didn't always make it clear where the hop-on stops were and the map didn't help much.

We bought tickets at the cruise terminal and service was great. We were pleased with the quality of the buses and how helpful each employee was in answering questions. The island is small so trip took about 1.5 hours.

Very well run hop-on-hop-off service. Sometimes these can be pretty bad in other cities but in Corfu the buses were clean and frequent. Such an easy way to visit all the main sites (we were coming from the cruise port).

It was nice to be able to ride around the area and see some of the sights. We were on the red line. It would have been better to have the sites numbered on the map and also better identification of the pick up areas.

Very disappointed as we paid for all tours but when we got to the port, were told there was only one short tour, the other option ended midday, which meant we had v limited options for seeing the island. We chose your tour to get the maximum opportunity of seeing as much as the island had to offer as possible. We did not get our money’s worth.

Easy hop on and off experience. The island is pretty small and we could have easily walked from the port to the small town center, so we did on the way back. There weren’t many stops on our route. Location pickups were clearly marked.

Just a bus trip around the island but probably could have spent more time just walking around the town.

Really enjoy this, hopped off to see Mouse Island and back on to see rest of Town. Highly recommended

Stuck in traffic most of the time and when we are waiting for the audio to say something, nothing is being said. Extreme waste of time and money!

There really isn’t anything to see. There’s 5 or 6 stops on the red line but there’s nothing to see outside of the town Centre. The second line is so time consuming as it stops for 30 minutes at the palace it just isn’t practical especially if you’re on a cruise.

We rode this bus on our cruise stop in Corfu. They provide a map with all the tourist sites at each stop. You can get tickets in the terminal when you exit the ship and the buses are at the main gate. The cost is approximately $21 per person. They also provide headsets to listen to a recorded commentary while on the bus. The buses run about every 10-15 minutes along the route. Although they advertise two routes only the red line (line 1) was operational. They do provide headsets with audio commentary however, on one of the buses we rode the audio did not work. On another bus the lower part was enclosed with no air conditioning or air circulation so it was hot. Even though their map says that the first stop is Mon Repos Palace, the first stop was actually Kanoni at the southern tip of the island, about a 20 minute ride from the port. The bus did stop at Mon Repos Palace on the return route. The closer you get to the city the buses can fill up quickly, especially at stops 5 and 6 in the city.

I love this bus system so much! Some buses have digital clocks, some have rooftop seating and all of them have a tour guide audio in many basic foreign languages.

Nothing but appraised should be told for the people working at the port. When I visited they were dealing with a lot of angry costumers and never lost posture and patience! However in regards to the visit you can find cheaper versions on both lines with the public transportation of the city. Like some reviews said the audio on some buses is very tricky and most of the time is music. It’s a very overpriced tour since you can visit the same things for much cheaper.

The company did not have enough buses running. We had to wait for two or three buses to come by to finally get on, which was on average a 45 minute wait. It was 35 degrees outside so standing in the heat was not only exhausting but also dangerous. Once the buses came it was literally a fight to get on. We ended up not getting off at spots we wanted to sightsee because we feared we wouldn’t be able to get back on. To add insult to injury when we got back to port there were FOUR EMPTY buses sitting there with drivers sitting around smoking cigarettes instead of getting on the road.

Kanoni stop...much to see....great experience. Wish the tour bus was going all the way to Vlaherena.

Really disappointed as a family pass was €50 or €80. The price was quote high considering you went around almost the same as the local bus at €1.70. A lot of waiting and had to change the bus halfway round. I would have hoped to travel a bit further but this was nit the case.

There are 2 lines for this excursion, we selected line 1 and it was not very good, spent about 10 minutes going past the new fortress and through the old town. Corfu is a beautiful place and there is quite a bit to see but not enough in my opinion to separate in to 2 lines

Good way of seeing the area in a short time and then picking the areas you want to get off and explore further. Photo opportunities and places to see or visit at all stops.

I must express my dissatisfaction with the whole experience. Firstly, I bought the tickets online for 2 adults and 2 students, totaling 84 pounds, which I initially considered reasonable. However, upon arriving at the fortress in Corfu, we faced a major setback as the stop was not where it was indicated on the map, leading to a frustrating start. After finally locating the city sightseeing guide, we were informed that we couldn't go on the blue route due to full buses, resulting in a one-hour wait. While they offered an alternative of starting with the red route, it didn't go smoothly. Despite having downloaded tickets and a receipt as proof of purchase, the guide claimed my ticket was invalid and prevented us from boarding the red route bus. Other people were allowed on while we were left standing, causing considerable embarrassment. After a protest, we were eventually allowed on the bus but were told to get off at the new port for further resolution. Thankfully, printed tickets were issued there since the e-tickets still weren't functioning. The red route itself turned out to be pleasant and provided a welcome break, lasting for an hour. Following the red route, we returned to the new port and boarded the blue route bus. Another hour later, we arrived at Achilles Palace, only to be informed that the admission fee for the four of us was 20 euros. While not excessively expensive, it certainly didn't feel like a good value for the mere 18 minutes we had to explore the palace. It would have been much better if we were informed of this additional cost beforehand. In conclusion, I must say that this trip was a shambles, although not the absolute worst I've experienced. However, it left me dissatisfied and frustrated with the lack of coordination and communication throughout the entire excursion.

This trip is average at very best - booked it as an adventure for my sons birthday while we were away - bit meh :( Doesn’t appear to be enough buses during busy tourist season. We booked our tickets online then when we arrived to board the bus they did not work, staff initially did not know really how to sort this, told us the line we wanted to travel the bus was full and there is very limited number of buses go there. Some stops are not where they are on the map which causes a lot of confusion. Eventually a lady did help us and situation was sorted, bus trip itself was ok however the Achelion Palace only has the gardens open and this is not included in the price of your tour ticket (yes you have paid around 30 euros each for a bus trip) you do need to buy an entry ticket however you only have 30 mins to look round so by the time you brought your ticket and get in you have 20 mins at best and if your wanting a drink / toilet then make that 10 / 15 mins, bare in mind you have been in the bus well over 40 mins at this point. The old town route is ok but you could do it easily on foot and save yourself 90 Euros or go on the local bus routes which only charge around 2 Euro per person. I just expected a bit more for my money been on city sightseeing tours in other destinations and they were fabulous however not this one.