Service· Corfu· Greece — Ionian, Saronic & Argolic
Corfu Fuel Berths
39° 39.1′ N · 19° 50.9′ E
Diesel is easiest at the Gouvia Marina fuel station at the marina's north entrance; elsewhere on the island fuel is available at a handful of harbours, usually by arrangement.
Practical
Coordinate is the Gouvia fuel station (mySea 'BP' point) at the marina's north entrance. Diesel and petrol are both sold (TYHA). mySea lists hours 9am–7pm from 1 April to 31 October; in winter call ahead (mobile +30 694 441 6456; office +30 26610 99198 or 99410); cash, Visa and MasterCard accepted. Expect queues on Friday afternoons when the charter fleets return (mySea comment, 2017); one 2015 comment reported contaminated fuel clogging a fuel line — carry spare filters. Water and electricity are on every marina berth around the clock, metered through smart pedestals (D-Marin). Other fuel listed on mySea: Kassiopi harbour, Paleokastritsa (Alipa) harbour and the Lefkimmi ferry port; Mandraki reported fuel available (Noonsite comment, 2017). Small harbours often supply by tanker truck — ask the harbour master or a taverna. Fill up at Gouvia before heading to the Diapontia islands, which have no listed fuel berth.
Best for
Topping up diesel before longer legs