Picture Venetian architecture and pretty winding streets, lush green mountains, olive groves and the crystal clear waters of the Ionian sea rippling into golden beach coves.
There’s no doubt why Corfu is called the Emerald Isle. Its lush interior and natural beauty leaves nothing to the imagination. Whether it’s lusting after the views, venturing the UNESCO World Heritage Site Old Town or snorkelling on Paleokastritsa Beach, there’ll be plenty to tickle every taste bud. And that brings us onto their delicious cuisine, that tantalizes the island's lively nightlife scene with a myriad of restaurants, clubs and bars to leave your worries behind.

Time zones difference between Corfu and the UK is +2 hours.

Euros
Currency can be changed at currency exchange offices, banks, as well as at the post office. In the resort areas both Visa and Mastercard cards and euro in cash are accepted for payment.
When exchanging money, please note that currency exchange offices may charge a commission for each transaction.
Ready to embark on an adventure like no other? Hop aboard a boat trip to the Diapontia Islands! Get ready to explore this side of the Ionian Sea, from secret coves to hidden beaches that only the locals know about. Swim with the fishes, sunbathe on deck and maybe even catch a glimpse of a rare sea creature or two. With a friendly crew and a relaxed atmosphere, this boat trip is perfect for those who like to mix leisure with a bit of excitement.
Oh, let us tell you about the Old Fortress in Corfu town, it's a true gem! Built in the 15th century, this impressive fortress overlooks the Ionian Sea and offers breathtaking views of the town. Inside the fortress, you'll find a fascinating museum and a charming lighthouse. Take a walk along the ramparts and imagine what life was like for the soldiers who once guarded the fortress. Don't forget to bring your camera, the views from the top are absolutely stunning!
Lounge along this stunning beach, known for its crystal waters and peaceful atmosphere. Kalamionas Beach is the perfect place to relax and soak up the sun. Lounge chairs and umbrellas are available for rent, and there are several restaurants and cafes nearby to grab a bite.
Immerse yourself in the local culture by visiting the Roda Folklore Museum, where you can learn about the traditional way of life and customs of the village. The museum features a collection of authentic objects, including tools, clothing and household items, that were used by the locals in the past.
Looking for a unique way to spend your day in Corfu? Look no further than the Corfu Donkey Rescue! This attraction lets you get up close and personal with some of the island's cutest inhabitants. You can feed the donkeys, take them for a walk and even adopt one if you fall in love! Plus, you'll be supporting a great cause, as the rescue helps care for donkeys that have been abandoned or mistreated.