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Can you drink tap water in Corfu?

Updated October 2026Sources
Boil itFilter or boil

Can you drink the tap water in Corfu?

Tap water is treated, but filter or boil it. Tap water is treated but often hard or chlorinated; most locals and visitors drink bottled water.

Key facts

Tap water across Greece

PlaceTap water
AthensYes, drinkable
SantoriniNo, drink bottled
MykonosNo, drink bottled
CreteFilter or boil
RhodesFilter or boil
CorfuFilter or boil
ThessalonikiYes, drinkable
NaxosFilter or boil
ParosFilter or boil
ZakynthosFilter or boil
ChaniaFilter or boil
MilosNo, drink bottled
KosNo, drink bottled
KefaloniaFilter or boil
MeteoraYes, drinkable
HalkidikiFilter or boil
IosNo, drink bottled
LefkadaFilter or boil
NafplioYes, drinkable
SkiathosNo, drink bottled
HydraNo, drink bottled
PeloponneseYes, drinkable
ThassosFilter or boil

Quick answers

Is tap water safe to drink in Corfu?

Tap water is treated, but filter or boil it. Tap water is treated but often hard or chlorinated; most locals and visitors drink bottled water.

Can you drink tap water in Greece?

Safe in Athens, Thessaloniki and most mainland towns. On many islands water is desalinated or trucked in; locals drink bottled.

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Sources

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