Acharavi
On the north coast of the island of Corfu , Near Kassiopi in an extensive area of lush vegetation and a scenic 40km journey from Corfu airport through mountainous landscape and old quaint Greek villages. |
Agios Gordios
an attractive village in an exceptional, protected bay surrounded by dramatic, verdant, pine-covered rocky mountainous scenery. Agios Gordios is on the west coast of Corfu , just 12 miles from Corfu town and the airport |
Agios Georgios (south corfu)
Confusingly there are two holiday resorts in Corfu called Agios Georgios . One is in the north of Corfu and the other in the south. To futher complicate matters Agios Georgios (South Corfu) is also known as St George. |
Arillas
Arillas is at the northern end of the west coast of Corfu , just over a mile from Agios Stefanos and 32 miles from Corfu town. It
is centred on a small attractive resort reached by a road twisting down from a lush valley. |
Barbati
Barbati & NissakI These neighbouring resorts boast sheltered, white pebbled coves and gently shelving bays. Both have lovely mountain backed settings for relaxed beachside stays yet within reach of the historic sights. Make the most of the... |
Benitses
Benitses is a former fishing village set amidst wooded hills on the east coast of Corfu, 8 miles from the capital, Corfu town, and facing the Greek mainland. |
Dassia
Dassia
an atmospheric, lively place, popular with younger couples, groups and water sport enthusiasts. Dassia is 9 miles from Corfu Town on the east coast of Corfu with views across the sea to the mountains of Greece and Albania |
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Glyfada
Glyfada beach is justifiably one of the most famous in Greece . An immense beach of soft sand and for the most part sloping safely and gradually to an intensely blue Ionian Sea. |
Gouvia
Gouvia & Kontokali These seaside resorts are within a few minutes drive of each other and provide a contrasting mix of leisure and entertainment. On the bustling main street and square in the seaside village of Gouvia, there is no shortage of... |
Ipsos
Ipsos is a short 9-mile hop north-west from Corfu Town and Corfu airport and is just north of Dassia on the north-east coast. |
Kassiopi
a charming town on the north-east corner of the island of Corfu 22 miles north of Corfu Town and Corfu airport . Kassiopi has the magnificent backdrop of Mount Pantokrator and hills covered with olive groves, vines and citrus plantations.
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Kavos
Kavos is popular with British under-thirties and is an established resort for those wishing to party late into the night. Kavos offers a famously huge array of bars and modern clubs of every kind. Tavernas with British menus are plentiful. |
Messonghi
Messonghi is a relatively unspoilt, small and uncomplicated resort running parallel to the sea for about a mile, and separated from its close neighbour Moraitika by the Messonghi River. |
Moraitika
Backed by rolling green hills, this small village still boasts a good selection of shops and typical dining in tavernas. A good base from which to explore the unspoilt, southern half of the island including the shimmering waters of Lake Korrision |
Nissaki
Barbati & Nissaki These neighbouring resorts boast sheltered, white pebbled coves and gently shelving bays. Both have lovely mountain backed settings for relaxed beachside stays yet within reach of the historic sights. Make the most of the... |
Paleokastritsa
Paleokastritsa has long been considered one of the most beautiful villages in Corfu and is a renowned Greek beauty spot. Paleokastritsa is chiefly memorable for the excepcional scenery along with the superb beaches |
Sidari
A developed resort that has combined a couple of small former fishing villages. Sidari is still growing and is very popular with British visitors, so holidays in Sidari are certainly for those looking for a popular lively place with plenty of bars and tavernas and nightlife. |
