Destination
Corfu
The greenest island in the Ionian: olive groves down to the sea, turquoise bays and an old town like no other in Greece.
The west coast
Cliffs, bays and sunsets
The west coast of Corfu has the island’s best-known beaches: long stretches of sand, small coves below the cliffs and water that changes colour through the day.
Here the sun sets into the sea. Every evening, from the balconies and the terrace, the sunset is the best show of the day.
The old town
Narrow lanes, fortresses and the Liston
The old town of Corfu has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2007. Its narrow lanes, tall houses and squares recall the centuries when the island was Venetian.
Walk under the arcades of the Liston, climb the Old and the New Fortress for the view, and stop for a coffee on the Spianada, the town’s largest square.
Beaches
Sand or pebbles, on every side of the island
Corfu has dozens of beaches, each with the character of its side of the island. Ask us which one suits your day.
The best known
Paleokastritsa
Small coves between green hills, with the Monastery of the Virgin on the headland above.
The west coast
For the sunset.
- Glyfada
- Myrtiotissa
- Agios Gordios
The north
Sand and rock shaped by the wind.
- Sidari
- Agios Georgios Pagon
- Arillas
- Petalouda
The east coast
Calm water, the mainland opposite.
- Kalami
- Kouloura
- Barbati
- Kassiopi
- Agios Stefanos
- Issos
Photos
From the hotel
A visit to Corfu is many journeys in one: sea, mountains, villages and a town full of history.