Othoni is located in the Ionian Islands and is connected by ferry to and from Corfu which is also situated in the Ionian Islands.
Currently only Kerkyra Lines operates ferries to and from Othoni. In the summer season, there are a total of 3 sailings per week.
The distance from Othoni to Corfu is just 10 kilometres. That's about 6 miles or about 5 nautical miles.
The island hosts two primary settlements: Ammos, nestled along the coast and serving as the island's port, and Chorio, a more mountainous village. Additionally, smaller settlements like Kassimatika and Deletatika dot the landscape.
Many people identify Othoni with Homer’s Ogygia, nymph Calypso’s island, where the love-stricken Odysseus stayed for 7 years before he abandoned the island on a raft to end up shipwrecked to the island of Phaeacia, modern-day Corfu.
The port is a small port and is generally not very busy but is busiest in the summer.Ferries to Othoni are normally available throughout the year but there are fewer sailings in the winter. Othoni is served only by conventional ferries.
You can travel to or from Othoni with your vehicle or on foot. And normally you can take a bike with you or a pet.
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The total trip duration from Corfu with stopovers at Erikoussa and Mathraki ports is 4 hours. Othoni is the largest of the Diapontia Islands. Erikoussa and Mathraki are the other two inhabited islands of the complex and both are also connected with Corfu 3 times a week.
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