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Jagged mountains add drama to this paradisiacal island that’s encircled by cerulean waters and boasts a fascinating cultural heritage that has influenced its food and architecture.
Corfu may be a large island, but it has the personality of one far smaller. Rustic towns hint at the miscellany of its European influences, their buildings baked and bleached by long summers. The hospitality is friendly and warm, with deliciously fresh and hyper-local menus that are distinctly Corfiot.
Many of Corfu’s waters are blue to the point of surrealism, where milky turquoise hues mingle with sapphire and bright aquamarine, and it's easy to find a quiet spot on a secluded beach and appreciate the view. But the temptation of Corfu’s fascinating past may prove too hard to resist both the Achilleion Palace, an Empress’ splendid summerhouse, and the Palaio Frouio that stand ready to tell their stories about the island.
Our Corfu experts can reveal more about this Ionian island and plan the perfect trip.
Corfu Hotels
Our recommendations for the best places to stay in Corfu
Holidays in Corfu
- Corfu
- 4 Star
Geared towards families, this all-inclusive resort offers a wealth of activities, plus a great spa and beautiful Blue Flag beach.
From £1,015 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
Nestled on Corfu’s laid-back east coast, Ikos Dassia offers an exceptional array of activities and superb dining under the brand’s renowned ‘Infinite Lifestyle’ concept.
From £1,561 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
This shiny new hotel is creating a stir in Corfu's luxury hotel scene.
From £940 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
Style, exquisite service and unique experiences combine at this Corfiot waterfront haven.
From £1,083 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
Escape it all at this dreamy hillside hideout with romantic suites and villas overlooking the ocean and mountains.
From £861 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
Capturing the splendour of a bygone era, this classically styled resort is tucked away in a picturesque corner of Corfu.
From £1,285 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
This stylish, adults-only collection of suites offers spellbinding sea views, as well as access to the facilities at neighbouring hotel MarBella.
From £1,092 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
Relax at this modern, all-suite retreat, surrounded by 300-year-old olive groves and set on a golden-sand beach.
From £1,009 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
This stylish, soothing seafront retreat makes an idyllic escape for both families and couples.
From £909 p/p- Corfu
- 5 Star
Offering an incredible all-inclusive package, the all-new Ikos Odisia is a fresh addition to Corfu’s beautiful Dassia Bay.
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Highlights of Corfu
Spend a memorable day exploring Corfu’s historic buildings, scenic viewpoints and boutique shops. Start off with a visit to the Kanoni Peninsula, where you can look out over the picturesque islet of Pontikonissi (known as Mouse Island) and its iconic white monastery, Panagia Vlacherna. Then it’s time to head to the capital, Kerkyra, and its charming old town with high arcade houses and Mediterranean architecture. Wander through the narrow streets to the church of St. Spyridon – the patron saint of the island – and see its soaring bell tower before visiting the beautiful Town Hall Square, Old Fortress and Palace of St. Michael and St. George. Our last stop will be the Liston – the town’s Parisian-style promenade with its many cafés and boutiques housed under the arcades – for coffee and shopping.
• Duration: half day
• Time: 8.30am to 2.15pm
• Departing daily
• Operates April to October
• Private experience
Hidden Corfu
This extensive sightseeing tour takes you away from the main tourist trail to explore Corfu’s beautiful landscapes and landmarks. We’ll pass picturesque bays as we drive along the north coast, travelling through Kalami, Kouloura, Nissaki, Barbati and Ipsos. On a clear day, you might even spot Albania. We’ll stop at stunning Paleokastritsa, where idyllic coves with soft sands and turquoise waters await. Here, there will be time to go swimming and have lunch (not included) in one of the charming Greek taverns. After time on the beach, you’ll be taken to a rocky outcrop to see the oldest inhabited monastery on the island and view its remarkable art collection. More jaw-dropping views lie in wait at the Bella Vista viewpoint, which overlooks Paleokastritsa and the sea beyond, followed by a visit to Makrades to learn about the island’s various herbs. Lastly, we’ll continue over the Troumbeta Pass to Roda Acharavi, where you can gaze out at the north, east and west coasts – the perfect end to a scenic day discovering the island.
• Duration: full day
• Time: 8.30am to 6.30pm
• Departing daily
• Operates April to October
• Private experience
Good to know
Please wear respectful clothing as we will be visiting a monastery. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and bringing swimwear with you. Lunch is not included.
Get to know Corfu and those important practicalities when planning your perfect holiday.
GMT+2
Euro
3 hours
Christianity (majority Greek Orthodox)
Greek
Where is Corfu?
The Greek island of Corfu is off mainland Greece’s northwest coast, circled by the Ionian Sea.
Corfu Town
The island’s capital is disarmingly lovely, with Venetian architecture flanking cobbled streets. It’s honoured with UNESCO World Heritage status for its outstanding authenticity and architectural integrity.
East coast resorts
The areas of Dassia and Messonghi on Corfu’s east coast enchant visitors with their beautiful beaches and relaxed ambience.
North Corfu
Head to the north of Corfu for bays and coves along the shoreline, only interrupted by taverna-lined towns. Hire a car and set out on an exploration, hopping from village to village on a scenic drive to the summit of Mount Pantokrator. Or pay a visit to the beautiful white cliffs at Cape Drastis in the northwest corner, kissed by azure waters.
West Corfu
The west coast of Corfu is wild and dramatic and has a far-flung feel. Porto Timoni Beach and Rovinia Beach are both secluded stretches of sand only reached on foot or boat. Or you could search out Angelokastro, a Byzantine castle perched on a peak near Paleokastritsa.
Hilltop villages
Hire a car and zigzag your way up to the island's heartland through traditional Corfiot villages where time has seemingly stood still, and olive groves and ancient churches line the roads.
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