A trip to Corfu in Greece is beautifully diverse, with its relaxing, exotic beaches, as well as its unforgettable, lively party nightlife. Relax on a sun lounger at one of the many idyllic beaches scattered across the beautiful island. For a real feel of the culture and landscape, admire the natural formation of olive groves and wild flowers which fill Corfu’s landscape, either on a stroll or from afar on a calming boat trip.
If you’re looking to sunbathe all day and party all night, head over to the vibrant party resort – Kavos. Here, you can sip on fruity cocktails at the all exciting Mambos bar, after spending the day wading through heaps of bubbles at one of the exciting foam parties. Kavos nights mean dancing until your feet hurt at a silent DJ event, as well as sharing a watermelon with friends, filled to the brim with punch.
Corfu features golden sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Among this exotic landscape are a number of beautiful cliffs with forest green moss, which can be found neighbouring popular beaches. Take your camera to capture the true natural beauty of Corfu. Look out from Kaisers Throne in Pelekas and observe panoramic views of the beautiful landscape for miles and miles.
Paradise can be found at one of the many stunning coves located in Corfu. The secluded location of many of these wondrous coves means hopping on a boat ride, where you will sail over the smooth waves. Discover the true beauty of Corfu’s landscape when you arrive on one of many idyllic islands found here.
Corfu is famous for its serene location, but within this peaceful island also lies some fantastic beachfront bars and sparkling nightlife. Kavos is the perfect spot for tourists craving wild nightlife adventures; it’s particularly popular amongst active groups of friends looking to dance into the next day.
There is plenty to do on your holiday to Corfu, whether you’re travelling alone, as a couple, as a family or with a large group of friends. The diverse range of activities start with classic snorkeling adventures in the quaint village of Palaiokastrits, and end with unique visits to the Corfu Donkey Rescue centre. For those seeking adventure, hop on the Trident Speed Boat in Kavos and skim across the waters at high-speeds.
SEE ALL ActivitiesCorfu beaches are not only famous for their stunning surroundings, but level of cleanliness, too. In fact, 30 beaches have been awarded a Blue Flag – the merit for pristinely clean beaches. Among the fine golden sands are drastic, green backdrops with simply stunning scenery of mossy mountains. Barbati beach is a hit with families, thanks to its beautiful landscape and shallow waters for kids to splash and paddle away in.
SEE ALL BeachesA holiday to Corfu wouldn’t be complete without a trip over to Sadari, home to fantastic nightlife and exquisite bars. As well as a lively nightlife scene, Corfu offers some fine eateries to enjoy delicious food and ocean views. It’s worth a wander round Corfu town, where you can pick from a wonderful selection of restaurants. Restaurant Anthos is a popular spot, serving up top quality cuisine, large portions and a charming atmosphere.
SEE ALL Food and DrinkWhat’s great about Corfu is the opportunity to explore a variety of different sights, including fascinating trips to cultural exhibitions like the Byzantine Museum and the brilliant Museum of Asian Art. Corfu Town is a great mix of adventure and architecture. Educate yourself on Greek history and visit the medieval church, or if you’re looking for a leisurely stroll, simply wander through the green squares located in this beautiful town.
SEE ALL SightsNot to be confused with Agios Georgios South, this resort on Corfu’s north-west coast is a haven of natural beauty set in a horseshoe bay and oozing authentic Greek charm.
READ MOREAgios Georgios South is a calm, peaceful resort, consisting of little more than olive groves, a scattering of hotels and a beautiful beach. The resort is popular with older couples for its laidback way of life,
READ MORECorfu’s capital is one of the island’s most beautiful and fascinating towns, with many historical and cultural sights that have survived since ancient Greece.
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