DISCOVER CORFU

Corfu is one of the greenest Greek islands, thanks to its olive groves, cypress trees, and flowering hills. Rich in history and myth, it has been influenced by the Venetians, French, and British, leaving behind a tapestry of architecture and culture that's uniquely Corfiot.

Whether you're a beach lover, a history buff, a foodie, or an adventurer, Corfu invites you to experience authentic Greek island life at its best.

Porto Timoni Beach

Issos Beach

Best Beaches in Corfu

Corfu boasts a coastline lined with incredible beaches –
from sandy family-friendly shores to secluded rocky coves.

Paleokastritsa – Crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and excellent snorkeling. A true postcard scene.
Glyfada Beach – A golden-sand beach with full facilities, beach bars, and a youthful, lively atmosphere.
Porto Timoni – Twin beaches tucked between hills, only accessible by hike or boat – worth every step.
Agios Gordios – A scenic beach backed by lush hills and framed by a dramatic rock formation.
Canal d’Amour (Sidari) – Famous for its romantic legend and unique sandstone formations.
Issos Beach – Wild, wide, and sandy, backed by sand
dunes and the Korission Lagoon – perfect for windsurfing, nature lovers and sunset horse riding.
La Grotta – A dreamy cove with clear turquoise waters, a diving board carved into the cliffs for a thrilling jump into the sea, and a bar above the rocks offering amazing views perfect for swimming and photos.
Rovina beach – The awe-inspiring Rovinia Beach in Corfu
is one of the finest seashores in the Ionian Sea, boasting a mesmerizing white-pebble shore mixed with sand, along with dreamy crystal-clear turquoise waters.
Barbati Beach – is a popular destination known for its crystal-clear waters and white pebble shore. The beach is located on the northeast coast, about 20 km from Corfu Town. It's awarded a Blue Flag for its cleanliness.
Agios Stefanos Beach – With it's clear, warm waters and a shallow seabed, ideal for children. It has a shore filled with fine sand along its spacious coastline.

Must-see Sights

Corfu is steeped in history and layered with stories — from ancient legends to royal retreats. These must-see landmarks offer a deeper look into the island’s rich past and captivating beauty:

Corfu Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Lose yourself in a maze of narrow alleys lined with
pastel-colored Venetian buildings, charming squares, and vibrant local boutiques. This historic heart of the island blends European elegance with Greek island charm. Definitely visit Liston Square and Spianada Square which are located in the heart of town.
Achilleion Palace
Built by Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sisi), this neoclassical palace is dedicated to the Greek hero Achilles. Explore its stunning gardens, mythological statues, and sweeping views over the Ionian Sea.
Old Fortress & New Fortress
Guarding the island since Venetian times, these two grand fortresses offer not only panoramic views but also a glimpse into Corfu’s strategic maritime past. Walk the ramparts, admire ancient stonework, and take in breathtaking cityscapes.
Mon Repos Estate
A tranquil neoclassical villa set within lush gardens,
Mon Repos was once a royal residence and is famously the birthplace of Prince Philip. It's a peaceful spot rich with history and ideal for a scenic stroll.
Paleokastritsa Monastery
Perched high above the sea, this 13th-century
monastery offers serenity, spiritual heritage, and one of the best views on the island. Don’t miss its small museum and peaceful courtyard.
The Holy Monastery of Vlacherna, Kanoni
Build in the 17th century. The monastery is built on a island, 300 meter from Corfu. You can rent a boat or buy a ticket to visit the island Pontikonisi, opposite Vlacherna. Very impressive place and a must-visit.
Old Perithia ‘Corfu’s Oldest Village
Get a taste of the ‘Real Corfu’ with a glimpse at the island’s past. Corfu’s Oldest Village, which was once the perfect hideaway from pirates, ‘to see the sea but not be seen’, hidden in the mountains beneath Mount Pantokratoras at 908m the highest point.
Angelokastro
One of the most important Byzantine castles in Greece. It is also one of the oldest, as the site has been fortified since, at least, the 7th century. It is located in the northwestern part of Corfu, near Paleokastritsa, and is located on top of a rock formation, on a steep slope, 305 meters above sea level. Accessible by foot.

The Palace in Corfu Town

Liston Square in Corfu Town

The Palace Garden with view of the Fortress

Activities & Adventures

Viewpoint Liapades & Rovinja Beach

Canal d' Amour in Sidari

Corfu is more than just stunning views — it’s a place to move, explore, and immerse yourself in nature, culture, and local life. Whether you're chasing adrenaline or seeking authentic experiences, the island offers countless ways to connect with its soul.

Boat Trips
Set sail to discover hidden coves, turquoise bays, and sea caves. Day trips to Paxos and Antipaxos are a must — think dramatic coastlines, sapphire waters, and sleepy fishing villages.
Hiking & Biking
Follow the Corfu Trail, a scenic route stretching across the island, through olive groves, pine forests, mountain villages, and coastal cliffs. Perfect for hikers and cyclists looking to see the island’s wild beauty up close.
Snorkeling & Diving
Dive into Corfu’s crystal-clear waters to explore colorful marine life, underwater caves, and dramatic rock formations. Many beaches offer excellent snorkeling straight from the shore.
Water Sports
From jet skiing to parasailing, paddleboarding to kayaking, Corfu’s organized beaches are hubs of fun for water lovers and thrill-seekers.
Wine & Olive Oil Tours
Visit family-run vineyards and traditional olive mills to taste the island’s celebrated products. Learn how Corfiots have perfected the art of olive oil and winemaking over centuries.
Traditional Villages
Wander through time in picturesque villages like Pelekas, Lakones, and Old Perithia — where stone houses, quiet squares, and welcoming locals offer a true taste of island life.
More water fun:
Aqualand is equipped with all kinds of water attractions and has many facilities to make your day exciting until the last moment. This water oasis will make either relax under our beautiful maple trees or enjoy the thrill of our multislides. It caters for all young or old that is why Aqualand is acknowledged to be one of the best waterparks in Europe.