Ferry to Corvo

Corvo Ferry Times

Ferries to Corvo operate approximately once daily with up to 9 weekly sailings. Due to the limited schedule, we strongly recommend using our deal finder to check the latest sailing times and compare available tickets. Please note that ferry services may vary seasonally.

Popular Ferry routes to Corvo

Ferries from Santa Cruz - Vila Nova do Corvo sail with an average crossing time of 40m. The average price of a Santa Cruz - Vila Nova do Corvo ferry is about £38.42.

Corvo Ferry Operators

Corvo is served by a single ferry operator, Atlanticoline.

Ferry Ports in Corvo

Corvo is served by a single ferry port: Vila Nova do Corvo. This port offers 1 daily and 9 weekly sailings, making it the most popular and only option for ferry travel to and from the island. This service provides visitors and residents with a reliable connection for their travel needs.

How do I get from UK to Corvo?

Currently there are no direct ferries from the UK to Corvo. To travel by ferry to Corvo, you would need to first reach Portugal, and from there you can take a local ferry to Corvo in the Azores.

Can I take a car on the ferry to Corvo?

There are no car ferries to Corvo. For more information on routes and ferry prices view our Deal Finder.

Corvo Ferry Prices and Offers

The price of a ferry to Corvo can vary by route, operator and season. The most popular route, from Santa Cruz to Vila Nova do Corvo, has an average price of £38.42. We recommend booking in advance to get the best ferry deals and availability.

How to book ferry tickets to Corvo

The best way to book a ferry to Corvo online is with Direct Ferries. Use our Deal Finder and compare tickets to get the best deal.

Corvo Guide

Corvo, the smallest and most remote island in the Azores archipelago, offers an unparalleled escape into nature and tranquillity. The island's volcanic crater, Caldeirão, is a natural marvel that attracts visitors with its serene beauty and unique flora. Vila Nova do Corvo ferry port serves as the gateway to this unspoiled paradise, with regular connections making the journey seamless. From the port, travellers can easily explore the island on foot or by local transport. Vila Nova do Corvo is also known for its traditional festivals, such as the Holy Ghost Festival, celebrated annually with vibrant processions and local cuisine. For those looking to venture beyond Corvo, nearby islands like Flores are accessible by ferry, offering further exploration of the Azores.