Corfu holidays

Sidari

With its Blue Flag beach status and lively after-hours scene, it’s no wonder Sidari is still one of the most popular spots in Corfu.

Kavos

Like to dance the night away after a lazy afternoon on the beach? Kavos could be ideal for you.

Kassiopi

Located on Corfu’s northern coast, the village of Kassiopi blends old and new.

Corfu Town

If you like to be at the heart of the action, Corfu town’s the place to be.

Roda

Roda is a small fishing town with a big heart – just the right mix of traditional Greek hospitality and home comforts, with spectacular views across the Ionian Sea.

Acharavi

In case the incredible 3km stretch of soft sandy beach wasn’t enough, Acharavi also has loads to offer in the way of shops, restaurants and surrounding sights.

Aghios Spyridon

With soft white sand, shimmering blue waters and breathtaking surrounding scenery – where better to spend your days than in Aghios Spyridon?

Aghios Stefanos East

Not to be confused with its western sibling that goes by the same name, Aghios Stefanos East is equally as dreamy as its traditional twin.

Aghios Stefanos West

Snuggled on Corfu’s northwest coast, the resort of Agios Stefanos may be small, but it’s big on charm.

Agios Ioannis

Nestled on Corfu’s east coast, Agios Ioannis is ideal for friends, families and couples.

Agni Bay

Looking for a taste of rural Corfu? Agni Bay is happy to oblige. This sleepy cove at the north-east end of the island is the ideal place to switch off.

Arillas

Tucked away in the north-west corner of Corfu, with buildings bedecked with blossoming bougainvillea, Arillas is a tiny village with plenty of soul.

Barbati

Nestled between lush mountains, olive groves and the sapphire sea on Corfu’s east side, Barbati is a dinky seaside village where life revolves around the beach. And when it’s such a beautiful Blue Flag beach, it’s easy to see why!

Boukari

Blanketed by olive groves, this relatively undiscovered spot on Corfu’s east coast is the ultimate choice for go-slow Greek getaways.

Dassia

Against a backdrop of wooded hills and with views across to the Greek mainland, Dassia is a well-established beach resort on the east coast of Corfu.

Glyfada

Bucket and spade getaways are what Glyfada does best. Whether you plan to simply lounge on the gold sands or sip cold pints at a local taverna, this slice of Corfu is laid-back Greece in a nutshell.

Gouvia

Gouvia’s postcode’s a pleaser alright. If you’re seeking a super-central base that’s close to the capital and within day-tripping distance of Corfu’s most sought-after sights, then call off the search.

Halikounas

Nestled next to the famous Lake Korission, and keeping things minimal with its modest selection of restaurants, Halikounas is great if you’re looking to keep things low key.

Ipsos

Nestled in Corfu’s eastern coastline, Ipsos is ideal if you like to relax by day and party by night.

Kalami

Located on Corfu’s north-eastern coastline, blissful Kalami is surrounded by a rugged backdrop that’s covered with incredible greenery.

Kanoni

The sand is golden, the sea is blue and the trees are a luscious green, so it’s no wonder this pretty resort draws in the crowds.

Kerasia

This tiny resort is so peaceful. It has just one restaurant and bar around its waterfront. As such, it’s the perfect place to relax and get away from it all, along the stunning northern coastline of Corfu.

Kommeno Bay

Dense leafy hillsides give Kommeno Bay its lush looks. Well, that and its calm but sparkling waters, of course.

Kontokali

Kontokali is the place to be for soft sandy beaches. Located on Corfu’s east coast, this petite village exudes traditional Greek charm.

Korakiana

Not far from Corfu Town, things get pretty relaxed in rural Korakiana. You’ll find the map splits into Ano Korakiana and Kato Korakiana, to symbolise the upper and lower parts.

Kouloura

You could describe Kouloura as being ‘as pretty as a picture’ and you wouldn’t be wrong

Lake Korrision

The beautiful Lake Korrision sits on the southwestern coast of Corfu. As well as being an idyllic stretch of water, it has a small number of restaurants and shops and a golden sandy beach nearby.

Lefkimi

The second largest town in Corfu is a knockout. The warren of narrow streets, cobbled piazzas and pastel-hued houses will enchant you at first glance.

Messonghi

If peaceful Greek bliss is top of your list, then Messonghi gets a big tick.

Moraitika

Welcome to a place where bright blue waters roll out as far as the eye can see. On the east coast of Corfu, Moraitika is a predominantly beachy resort, with sun loungers in kaleidoscopic colours on pretty patches of sand.

Nissaki

At face value, Nissaki is the ideal blend of sandy shores and pure aquamarine waters. But the more you explore, the more you’ll find in this peaceful paradise.

Paleokastritsa

Known to have some of the best beaches on the island, Paleokastritsa is a hidden gem on Corfu’s west coast.

Pelekas Beach

Perama

Situated on Corfu’s eastern shoreline and crowned by a magnificent mountainous backdrop, Perama has the best of both worlds.

Saint George

Take a break to the little resort of Saint George, tucked sleepily between Aghios Stefanos and Palaiokastritsa on Corfu’s western coast.

St George South

If you’re searching for silky soft sand, twinkling turquoise waters and a relaxing retreat away from the bustling tourist hotspots, then St George South ticks all the boxes.