Nautical heritage
Roda’s still a fishing village, with lots of original buildings and character to boot. Its leisurely pace gets much livelier at night when its many bars, pubs and tavernas get going, but take time to meander around the area during the day, soaking up the local ways one step at a time.
Sunsets with a friendly atmosphere
A total hit with families and young people alike, Roda’s home to some very welcoming villagers who like to make a fuss of their visitors, so get ready to mingle. The north coast of Corfu is famed for its sunsets, too, and you can see some beautiful ones from Roda.
What kind of atmosphere can I expect in Roda?
Roda is known for its relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It maintains much of its traditional Greek village charm whilst also providing modern conveniences for visitors.
Is Roda suitable for families with children?
Yes, Roda is considered very family-friendly. It offers a safe and welcoming environment with amenities and activities suitable for all ages, making it a popular choice for family holidays.
What is the best time of year to visit Roda?
The shoulder seasons (late spring, May-June, and early autumn, September-October) are often recommended for visiting Roda, offering pleasant weather and fewer crowds. The summer months (July-August) are also very popular for their lively atmosphere.
Are there any cultural experiences available in Roda?
Beyond the local tavernas often featuring traditional music, you can experience the authentic daily life of a Corfiot village. Nearby, you'll also find ancient ruins and monasteries that offer insights into the island's rich heritage.
What can I do in Roda if I want to explore beyond the village?
Roda serves as an excellent base for exploring the northern part of the island. You can embark on scenic walking trails in the surrounding countryside, visit nearby traditional villages, or discover historical sites a short drive away.
