A Sivota day trip from Corfu crosses the Ionian Sea by boat to the Epirus coast for a swim in the Blue Lagoon and time in a fishing village. Find more island and mainland days out on Greece Tours.
This page covers the boat formats, ports and pickup points, hours, stops, food, sunset sailings, family and group choices, weather, packing, ID rules and booking for a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
What is a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
A Sivota day trip from Corfu is a boat outing to Sivota, a fishing village on the Epirus coast. The boat crosses the Ionian Sea, stops at the Blue Lagoon for a swim and returns the same day.
A Sivota day trip from Corfu stops on the mainland, not on another island. Sivota lies directly east of Corfu, across the Ionian Sea. Geneseas calls this part of the Epirus coast the Epirus Riviera. CorfuTrips calls the islets around the village the Ionian Fjords.
Listings spell the village in two ways. GetYourGuide titles say Sivota in one place and Syvota in another, yet the cruises follow the same mainland coast. The GetYourGuide feed shows 16 cruises of this kind that start on Corfu. One listing calls the day a trip “from Corfu to the mainland of Greece”.
Sellers name the day in different ways. TUI sells a “Boat trip from Corfu to Sivota with local lunch, Blue Lagoon and optional transfers”. Greek Holidays sells a “Boat Trip to Blue Lagoon Sivota”. CorfuTrips sells a “Day cruise from Corfu to Parga & Sivota”.
Every version of a Sivota day trip from Corfu shares three parts. These are a crossing, a swim in the Blue Lagoon and a visit to the mainland coast. The boat, the group size and the port change from one listing to the next. Our Corfu tours page lists the other boat trips that leave the island.
Which Sivota day trip from Corfu formats can you book?
Seven formats cover a Sivota day trip from Corfu, from shared full-day boats to private charters and sunset sailings. Each format changes the boat, the group and the length of the day.
- Shared full-day cruise: the Corfu listing “Day Cruise to the Blue Lagoon with Visit to Syvota” has 463 reviews at 4.1 stars and the Bestseller badge.
- Speedboat run: the Lefkimmi speedboat cruise has 109 reviews at 4.8 stars.
- Small-group boat: the Kavos small-group cruise has 25 reviews at 4.8 stars.
- BBQ cruise: the Corfu cruise with a BBQ and a beach stop has 17 reviews at 4.1 stars.
- Private charter: private boat trips and private yacht cruises give one group the whole boat. GetYourGuide labels the Lefkimmi trip and the Gouvia Marina tour “Private group”.
- Sunset sailing: an evening departure, covered in the sunset section below.
- Combined cruise: Parga or Paxos joins the Blue Lagoon on the same day.
A Sivota day trip from Corfu can also join a second destination. Ionian Cruises lists a “Parga & Sivota Islands Blue Lagoon” cruise from the Corfu main port. Viator sells a similar Parga and Sivota Islands cruise that starts on Corfu. GetYourGuide lists a “Paxos Caves, Antipaxos & Blue Lagoon Day Cruise” from Corfu.
The lagoon swim has its own guide in our Sivota Blue Lagoon cruise page. The choosing sections below set the Sivota day against the Parga and Paxos days and sort the formats by group.
How does a Sivota day trip from Corfu run from pickup to return?
A Sivota day trip from Corfu follows one order: pickup, departure, swim stops with lunch, and the return to port. One TUI schedule runs from a 7:45am pickup to a 5:30pm return.
That schedule for a Sivota day trip from Corfu begins with a hotel transfer to the port. It runs between 7:45am and 9:30am, if you book it. The boat leaves at 9:30am. A swim stop with lunch on board fills the time from 10:15am to 12:30pm.
The boat sails toward the sea cave at 2:00pm. The lagoon swim runs from 3:00pm to 4:00pm. The boat reaches port again at 5:30pm, with an optional transfer back to the hotel. TUI adds that the times can change on the day.
The order differs by seller. Greek Holidays puts the Blue Lagoon swim first and sails around the islets afterwards. The skipper of a Geneseas private yacht sets no fixed timetable at the lagoon.
On that boat, a Sivota day trip from Corfu stays until the group is done. The return crossing follows the coast and can take a different line from the outward trip.
On board, the AAA trip planner lists an experienced captain and crew, a live guide and a multilingual audio guide. It also lists free Wi-Fi. CorfuTrips adds toilets on board.
Which Corfu ports and pickup points serve a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
Boats for a Sivota day trip from Corfu leave from Corfu Town, Benitses, Lefkimmi, Petriti, Kavos and Gouvia Marina. Listings add hotel pickup or a coach transfer to the port.
In Corfu Town, Greek Holidays starts at the Mayor’s steps in Garitsa Bay. TUI names the Mayor’s Stairway Dock on Leoforos Dimokratias and sets a 9:10am meeting time for guests without a transfer. CorfuTrips departs from Corfu Port, past the Old Town.
Smaller ports also serve a Sivota day trip from Corfu. Seven GetYourGuide titles name Lefkimmi, one names Petriti and one names Kavos. A Gouvia Marina listing exists as well, and Viator lists a Benitses cruise to the Blue Lagoon. Geneseas sails from Benitses Marina in the south of Corfu or from Gouvia Marina north of Corfu Town.
Pickup rules vary by listing. GetYourGuide marks “Pickup available” on the Corfu main cruise, the Lefkimmi speedboat cruise and the Lefkimmi sunset cruise. The Petriti cruise puts “Transfer Included” in its title.
CorfuTrips includes an air-conditioned coach with a driver from your resort to the boat and back. It sells a ticket-only option on request. Ionian Cruises lists an optional coach transfer and pickup points near your accommodation.
Greek Holidays lists hotel pickup and drop-off as included. TUI lists the hotel transfer as optional and shows its pickup points under availability and prices. Each seller sets its own pickup list for a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
How long does a Sivota day trip from Corfu take, crossing included?
A full-day Sivota day trip from Corfu takes 7 to 9.5 hours on GetYourGuide. A short version from Kavos takes 4 hours. Geneseas puts the crossing at 40 to 50 minutes from Benitses by private yacht.
GetYourGuide shows how long each format runs. The Kavos run is the shortest. The main shared cruise has the longest range of any Sivota day trip from Corfu.
- Lefkimmi speedboat cruise: 7 hours.
- Corfu cruise with a BBQ and a beach stop: 8 hours.
- Petriti cruise: 9 hours.
- Main shared cruise from Corfu: 7 to 9.5 hours.
- Kavos small-group cruise: 4 hours.
Other sellers give shorter ranges. TUI lists 4 to 8 hours. Its schedule fills the top end from the 9:30am departure to the 5:30pm return. The AAA trip planner lists 8 hours.
The crossing counts in those hours. Lagoon and village time is shorter than the whole boat day.
Geneseas gives the only crossing time we found. Its private yacht takes 40 to 50 minutes from Benitses Marina to Sivota and a little longer from Gouvia Marina. The Geneseas day lasts eight hours.
The 4-hour Kavos cruise fits a short Sivota day trip from Corfu. Its listing promises caves, a beach and free time in the village within those hours.
Which stops does a Sivota day trip from Corfu make?
A Sivota day trip from Corfu stops at a sea cave, the Blue Lagoon, a swimming beach and Syvota village. The order changes by operator, and extra stops include Crystal Bay, Mouse Island and Parga.
Operators run different orders on a Sivota day trip from Corfu. Messonghi Travel Center starts at a mainland cave, then the Blue Lagoon, then Sivota village, and ends at Paradise beach. The Headout listing also starts at the cave of Papanikolis. It continues to the Blue Lagoon and Bella Vraka beach, and ends in Syvota.
Greek Holidays names the islets Black Mountain and Saint Nicolas Island and adds an enormous cave. Its return leg ends with a swim at Crystal Bay or Mouse Island. TUI names Crystal Bay as the lunch swim stop on Captain Theo’s boat and Papanikolis Cave as its cave stop.
CorfuTrips sails past the Sivota islets and stops in Parga for a stroll and lunch ashore. It anchors at the Blue Lagoon last. On the way out, its boat passes the fortresses, Kanoni and Mon Repos, then Igoumenitsa and Plataria.
GetYourGuide routes differ again. The seven-hour Corfu cruise lists the Papanikolis sea cave and Bella Vraka beach. The Petriti cruise lists Mourtos Cave and Sivota village. Check these stop names against your listing before you book a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
What can you swim and snorkel at on a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
On a Sivota day trip from Corfu, the Blue Lagoon is the main swim and snorkel stop. Itineraries that state a time give 40 minutes to one hour in the water. Bella Vraka, Kalamas Beach and Crystal Bay add more swims.
Greek Holidays gives about 40 minutes at the Blue Lagoon on a Sivota day trip from Corfu. A Lefkimmi sunset tour on Manawa gives one hour there and a second hour at Crystal Bay. Headout lets guests who skip the water enjoy the view at the Blue Lagoon instead.
Messonghi Travel Center promises time at the lagoon to swim and snorkel. It adds a final swim and snorkel at a secluded bay. Headout names Bella Vraka as a swim stop, and Igoumenitsastay says a natural sandbar leads out to its island. The water reaches the knees, with the open Ionian on one side and the lagoon on the other.
Snorkelling depends on the listing. GetYourGuide summaries mention snorkelling on four cruises.
- The Corfu day cruise with a Syvota visit, which lists two beaches for swimming and snorkelling.
- The Lefkimmi sunset cruise.
- The Lefkimmi speedboat cruise.
- The Benitses and Lefkimmi Papanikolis cruise, which also lists two beaches.
The TUI page lists snorkelling as included, while a Benitses listing mentions swimming only. Read the inclusions before you book a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
What do you eat and drink on a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
Lunch is a cooked meal on board, a barbecue or a taverna meal in Syvota, depending on the listing. Drinks run from included wine and soft drinks to a paid bar, so read the inclusions before you book.
The TUI listing serves a fresh lunch on Captain Theo’s boat. Wine and soft drinks are unlimited during the meal only. Vegetarian options are arranged on request. A Benitses cruise lists lunch, snacks, soda, bottled water, and coffee or tea as included. It also offers vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and lactose-free meals on request.
GetYourGuide lists a traditional Greek barbecue lunch on one Sivota day trip from Corfu. Another cruise sails on a traditional wooden boat, and its title promises drinks and lunch. Its summary adds local delicacies.
Other boats run a bar. CorfuTrips lists a refreshment bar with drinks and snacks on board. In Parga it leaves time for a seafront taverna lunch or a picnic on the beach. Greek Holidays sends guests ashore for local cuisine at the tavernas near the Syvota port.
On a Sivota day trip from Corfu, Messonghi Travel Center plans its meal in Sivota village. Its FAQ names fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes. A private charter from Geneseas serves cold cuts, fresh fruit, local wine and soft drinks at anchor. The crew arranges an on-board lunch on request, or moors at a taverna in Syvota village.
How much free time does a Sivota day trip from Corfu give in Syvota village?
A Sivota day trip from Corfu gives 45 minutes in Syvota village on one itinerary and two hours on another. Messonghi Travel Center sits between them at one hour.
On the Headout itinerary, Syvota is the last stop of the day. Guests explore the nearby local stores and streets. Messonghi Travel Center stops in Sivota for one hour to visit the village and have a meal. Greek Holidays lets guests step off at the small port for two hours.
The two-hour stop lets guests explore the fishing village or eat at nearby tavernas. They can also swim at Bella Vraka and Zeris beach.
Igoumenitsastay puts Bella Vraka a 10 to 15 minute walk from the village along the coastal path. That walk takes 20 to 30 minutes there and back. An hour or more in port suits the beach better than 45 minutes on a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
Igoumenitsastay lists a small beach bar at Bella Vraka in summer and limited shade on the island. CorfuTrips calls Sivota a marina village and gives time to see what draws sailing yachts there in summer. Geneseas describes waterfront fish tavernas and a small harbour where fishing boats sit beside visiting yachts.
The seven-hour Corfu cruise on GetYourGuide pairs Bella Vraka beach with a wander through the fishing village. The Syvota tours page covers the village beaches and islets in detail.
Can a Sivota day trip from Corfu sail at sunset?
Yes. GetYourGuide lists a nine-hour Corfu cruise that swims the Blue Lagoon at golden hour. It also lists two Lefkimmi evening boats of 4 to 4.5 hours. All three include the Blue Lagoon.
The nine-hour cruise sails through the sea caves of Syvota first. It then swims at the Blue Lagoon in golden hour light, and guests watch the Ionian sunset from the boat. This sunset Sivota day trip from Corfu is the longest evening format listed.
The Lefkimmi tours are shorter. The Manawa page asks guests to allow 4 to 5 hours. It lists the Blue Lagoon, the Mourtos sea cave and Crystal Bay as the stops.
The GetYourGuide Lefkimmi sunset cruise lists swimming and snorkelling, coves and a seaside village. Manawa lists snacks and beverages for purchase on board at an extra fee.
Two daytime itineraries return at 5:00 pm, so the sunset boats are separate listings. Sunrise-Sunset.org gives Corfu its latest sunset on June 28, at 9:12 pm. The nine-hour format packs the caves, the lagoon and the sunset into one day. The Lefkimmi formats trade the long day for a four-hour evening swim.
How does the Sivota day trip from Corfu differ from the Parga and Paxos day trips?
A Sivota day trip from Corfu centres on swim stops and a sea cave on the mainland coast. Paxos centres on sea caves and Antipaxos. Parga centres on a town stop of about 2.5 hours. Match the trip to your priority.
The Paxos and Antipaxos cruise adds the Blue Caves. It also gives about 2 hours in Gaios and about 1 hour of swimming off Antipaxos. Both figures come from the Messonghi Travel Center programme. The big Paxos listings on GetYourGuide run 7 to 12 hours. For the full Paxos route, see the Paxos day trip from Corfu page.
The Parga and Blue Lagoon cruise spends about 2.5 hours in Parga. It adds 15 minutes at a mainland cave and about 1 hour at the lagoon. Ionian Cruises lists 2 to 2.5 hours of free time in town and 50 to 90 minutes at anchor.
A Sivota day trip from Corfu drops the Parga town stop. For the town itself, see the Parga day trip from Corfu page.
Paxos draws more reviews. The two top Paxos listings on GetYourGuide hold 5,975 and 4,533 reviews. The two top listings for a Sivota day trip from Corfu hold 504 and 463.
One private-charter operator reports a handful of other yachts in the Sivota lagoon on a July weekday. On the same day, it says, visitors can see thirty at Voutoumi on Antipaxos.
Messonghi Travel Center adds that neither the Paxos nor the Parga cruise necessarily runs every day. It calls neither route better than the other. Its test is simple: do you value island nature more, or time to explore a town? Check the operating days of any Sivota day trip from Corfu before you plan around it.
- Choose Paxos for sea caves, island scenery and the Antipaxos swim.
- Choose Parga for lunch ashore, castle views and a long walk in town.
- Choose a Sivota day trip from Corfu for more water stops than sightseeing, with a sea cave and a beach stop in one day.
Which Sivota day trip from Corfu suits families with children?
Families choosing a Sivota day trip from Corfu pick the shortest, the accessible or the private listings. These are the 4-hour Kavos small-group boat, the wheelchair-accessible Lefkimmi cruise and a private group trip. Larger ships add toilets, showers and changing areas.
At 4 hours, the Kavos small-group boat is the shortest Sivota listing checked. It visits the large cave and the small caves, and stops at the Blue Sea Beach. Travellers rate it 4.8 stars from 25 reviews. A family with young children spends less time on deck.
GetYourGuide marks the Lefkimmi cruise as wheelchair accessible. It is a bestseller with 504 reviews and runs 4 to 4.5 hours. The Lefkimmi private boat trip lists a private group for families, friends and couples on a 7-hour day. No other passengers share the boat.
The Ionian Cruises ship on the Parga and Sivota islands route carries toilets, showers, cabins and changing areas. It also has two open decks and an air-conditioned main hall. CorfuTrips rates its Parga and Sivota day cruise as relaxing.
A Sivota day trip from Corfu is an open-water crossing, which Geneseas calls not rough by Mediterranean standards. Messonghi Travel Center advises anyone sensitive to movement to choose a suitable seat. It also advises eating breakfast first and asking a pharmacist or doctor about motion-sickness options. Parents of young children can follow the same advice.
Boarding differs between vessels, says Messonghi Travel Center: gangways, harbour surfaces, steps and swimming ladders all vary. It asks anyone with reduced mobility to contact the agency before paying. Shade varies by seat, and the agency does not guarantee it for every seat all day.
Messonghi Travel Center also names two kinds of child. One enjoys a longer lunch and town stop, and suits Parga. The other is excited by caves and island hopping, and suits Paxos.
Which Sivota day trip from Corfu suits couples and groups?
Couples and groups pick a private boat for a Sivota day trip from Corfu. GetYourGuide lists private-group Sivota trips from Lefkimmi and Gouvia Marina, plus an evening trip from Lefkimmi with a private option. Public cruises carry mixed passengers, so privacy needs a charter.
Messonghi Travel Center warns that neither of its public cruises is guaranteed quiet in July or August. For privacy, it points to a private boat charter. The same rule holds for public boats that sail a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
The same guide gives Paxos the edge for couples who want romantic sea scenery, caves and photographs. It gives Parga the edge for couples who enjoy wandering and lunch by the waterfront.
Couples have three private-style listings on GetYourGuide. The Lefkimmi evening trip lists a private option and holds a 4.9 rating from 82 reviews. The Lefkimmi private boat trip runs 7 hours. The Gouvia Marina listing is a private small-group boat on an 8-hour day, and it explores the town of Mourtos.
The Lefkimmi premium small-group cruise runs 7 hours and promises to escape the crowds. It holds a 4.8 rating from 5 reviews, so it has a short track record.
A private-charter operator out of Benitses and Gouvia marinas takes groups of 2 to 10 guests. The boat stays exclusive for the eight-hour day, and the crew handles everything. A group booking a Sivota day trip from Corfu this way sends the operator its dates, group size and requests.
Mixed-language groups have a public option. Ionian Cruises guides its Parga and Sivota islands cruise on board in more than two languages. The coach ride between hotel and port is optional on that cruise.
Can you reach Sivota from Corfu without a boat tour?
Yes. Take the scheduled ferry from Corfu Town to Igoumenitsa. It averages 1 hour 26 minutes. Then drive the 24 km to Sivota in about 30 minutes. The Blue Lagoon itself still needs a boat.
A self-made Sivota day trip from Corfu starts at Corfu Port. The port sits on the east side of the island, near Corfu Town. The Corfu bus terminal stands about a 15-minute walk from the port. Direct Ferries counts about 18 daily sailings to Igoumenitsa, 41.4 km away across the Ionian Sea.
The first departure from Corfu leaves at 06:00 and the last at 20:00. The fastest crossing, with Kerkyra Lines, takes around 1 hour 10 minutes. Drivers who take a car arrive at least 45 minutes before departure. Vehicle tickets are priced separately from passenger fares.
In Igoumenitsa, the KTEL bus station stands about 500 metres from the port. Taxis wait at ranks outside the terminal. IgoumenitsaSTAY measures the road to Sivota at 24 km. It takes about 30 minutes by car along the coastal road, with no tolls. It lists car rental in Igoumenitsa.
From Sivota, the same guide puts Parga 39 km away, about 45 minutes by car. A Sivota day trip from Corfu by ferry and car can add Parga that way.
The ferry gets you to the village, not to the lagoon. IgoumenitsaSTAY says no road reaches the Blue Lagoon. Shared boats leave Sivota harbour every 30 to 60 minutes in summer and carry around 15 passengers.
A cruise from Corfu keeps the crossing and the return in one booking. GetYourGuide marks pickup as available on the 4-hour Lefkimmi cruise. It does the same for the Corfu day cruise with a visit to Syvota.
Which months suit a Sivota day trip from Corfu, and how does the weather change it?
A Sivota day trip from Corfu sails from late spring to October, and June to September gives the warmest swimming. July and August bring the hottest, driest days. June and September trade a little heat for lighter crowds.
Corfu Town’s weather station records a mean daily high of 24.0 degrees Celsius in late spring and 28.2 in June. July reaches 31.2 and August 31.5. September drops to 27.5 and October to 23.2.
Rain separates the months more than heat does. Corfu counts 3.3 rainy days in July and in August, and 4.8 in June. September has 7.4 and October 11.4. September brings 87.8 mm of rain, against 21.7 mm in August.
The sea follows its own calendar. NOAA satellite readings for Corfu show 19 degrees Celsius in late spring and 22.8 in June. July reads 25.3, August 25.6 and September 25.2. September water is as warm as July water on a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
Sunshine adds up the same way on a Sivota day trip from Corfu. Corfu Town logs 364.5 hours of sun in July and 332.8 in August. June has 324.2, September 257.1 and October 188.9.
Weather also changes the route. One Corfu agency adds a final swim stop at Crystal Bay or Mouse Island only if the weather conditions permit. A private yacht operator takes the boat close to the sea cave only if conditions allow. Weather shapes the whole crossing and the lagoon stop.
Operators set the days as well as the months. One Corfu agency lists its Sivota boat from Monday to Sunday until 20 October. A Corfu Town listing on Headout sails on Thursday and Saturday. Check the weekday before you pick a date.
What do you bring on a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, water, comfortable shoes and cash. Operators print these items in their packing lists. One tells passengers to carry cash for the stop at Sivota village.
Footwear is simple. One Corfu agency says sandals or flip flops are fine, and a Lefkimmi operator asks for comfortable shoes or sandals. Water shoes help at the Pisina cove, where a local guide describes a shallow, rocky seabed in places. Good shoes keep a Sivota day trip from Corfu comfortable.
Gear depends on the boat you choose. The Lefkimmi operator lists snorkelling equipment among the items to bring. A private yacht operator at Benitses supplies snorkelling gear, paddleboards and inflatables, and asks guests to bring sunscreen and swimwear.
Pack for the sun first. Three operator lists name sunscreen, and two add a hat and sunglasses. Pack water and snacks too, since the same local guide reports no facilities at Pisina. Light bags suit a Sivota day trip from Corfu.
Which ID and age rules apply to a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
Carry a valid photo ID, since one Corfu Town listing asks for it with the mobile voucher. Age bands then set the ticket type, and one operator requires every child to travel with an adult.
That Headout listing asks you to show the voucher and a valid photo ID at the redemption point. It asks for photo ID again to check reduced-price tickets. It sells infants aged 0 to 4 free and children aged 5 to 11 at a reduced rate.
GetYourGuide sets its own age bands for each boat. The age rules for a Sivota day trip from Corfu change with the operator.
- Corfu day cruise with a Syvota visit: adult 13 to 99, child 5 to 12, infant 4 and younger.
- Syvota cruise with BBQ and beach stop: adult 13 to 99, child 2 to 12, infant 1 and younger.
- Petriti cruise with transfer: adult 12 to 99, child 6 to 11, infant 5 and younger.
- Benitses cruise with swimming and caves: adult 12 to 99, child 11 and younger.
The Benitses wooden-boat cruise and the Lefkimmi sunset cruise sell one adult band, age 99 and younger. Ask the operator about children before you book those two.
The Petriti listing says children aged 5 and younger join free but must still be added to the booking. The Lefkimmi operator states that all children must be accompanied by an adult. Disney Cruise Line requires an adult for guests under 18 on its port adventures.
How do you book or cancel a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
Book online by choosing a date and group size, 4 to 10 hours before departure at the latest. The GetYourGuide listings for these cruises show free cancellation. A Headout listing refunds in full up to 24 hours before the start.
Each Sivota day trip from Corfu has its own cut-off, as the booking widgets show.
- 4 hours: Syvota cruise with BBQ and beach stop.
- 5 hours: Benitses wooden-boat cruise with drinks and lunch.
- 9 hours: Lefkimmi sunset cruise.
- 10 hours: Corfu day cruise, Petriti cruise and Benitses swimming-and-caves cruise.
Peak weeks need more notice for a Sivota day trip from Corfu. A private yacht operator at Benitses asks guests to reserve one to two weeks ahead from mid-June to August. Two local guides also tell travellers to book ahead in July and August.
After payment, the voucher arrives together with the meeting instructions, as a Corfu agency explains. The Headout listing uses a mobile voucher instead.
Weather can stop a Sivota day trip from Corfu. The Lefkimmi operator labels its cancellation terms super flexible. It offers a free reschedule or a refund when bad weather cancels the cruise.
What do travellers ask about a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
Do you need to swim to join a Sivota day trip from Corfu?
The Lefkimmi operator says any passenger who swims or snorkels at a stop must already know how to swim.
Can you use a camera in the water?
One Corfu agency allows underwater cameras, video cameras and snorkelling equipment at all swimming stops. This applies to its Parga and Sivota cruise. A local agency also advises a waterproof camera for cave photos.
How active is the day?
The Corfu agency rates its Parga and Sivota cruise as relaxing. Disney Cruise Line lists its Blue Lagoon and Sivota port adventure at a mild activity level.
Is there a toilet on board?
The Corfu agency behind the Parga and Sivota cruise lists toilets on board.
How early do you arrive at the meeting point?
The Lefkimmi operator asks for arrival 15 minutes before departure. The Corfu Town listing asks for 10 to 15 minutes before the start time. With its hotel transfer, be in the lobby 10 to 15 minutes before pickup.
Is there an audio guide?
The Corfu day cruise to the Blue Lagoon with a visit to Syvota lists an optional audio guide on GetYourGuide.