Live in Corfu

Corfu Alerts

Corfu’s notices, in English.

Water cuts, power outages, weather, buses, and holidays across Corfu, translated into plain English and posted to one Telegram group. Mute the topics you don’t need.

A morning in the group

Each alert lands in its own topic, so you can mute buses and keep the water cuts.

Outages

💧 Water off tomorrow, 08:00 to 14:00, in Kontokali and Gouvia. Fill a jug tonight. Source: water company

Outages

⚡ Planned power cut Thursday, 09:00 to 13:00, around Potamos. Source: power grid operator

Weather

🌧️ Showers until about noon, 17°C. Umbrella day.

Holidays

🎉 12 December is Saint Spyridon’s day. Expect the procession in town and some shops closed.

Greek word

🗣️ καλημέρα (kaliméra): good morning. Say it to everyone. Everyone.

Example alerts in the group’s style. Outages come from the official water and power notices; internet outages come from the Greek press.

What it does

Outages first
Planned water and power cuts from the official notices, translated and posted before they hit.
Weather and buses
A short morning weather note, and the blue-bus changes that matter.
Holidays with notice
A week’s heads-up on public and local holidays, so the shops never surprise you.
Topics you can mute
Every kind of alert has its own topic. Keep what you need and silence the rest.
A Greek word a day
Because you live here now.

Why we built it

“The water’s off tomorrow, and the notice is in a language I can’t read yet.”

We moved to Corfu and kept finding out about water cuts when the tap ran dry. The notices exist; they’re just in Greek, scattered across websites. Corfu Alerts reads them for you.

Where it stands

Live now in Corfu. It runs every day in an English Telegram group, and it’s free.

Next up: the same service for other Greek cities, starting with Athens.

Join the alerts

It’s free and runs on Telegram. Tap the button to join, then mute any topic you don’t want.

We only use your email for news about Corfu Alerts. It’s never shared or sold.

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