Whether enchanted by its blue waters and golden sands, gripped by its electric nightlife or captivated by its
pine-clad hills and secret coves, Corfu is an appealing destination for the most rounded of holidaymakers. Corfu's scenery is at times breathtaking but with temperatures peaking in the early thirties at the height of the summer season in July it is easy to forget all about your surroundings while lazing on one of its many sandy beaches. As with most of the Greek islands, Corfu comes to a relative standstill during winter when the major resorts close down. However, during the summer, the island is one of the most popular holiday destinations among UK tourists and flights, lasting around three hours, are regular from most airports ...

Corfu is inscribed by UNESCO
as World Heritage Site

The most popular settlements of north Corfu: Gouvia and Kontokali (in the old venitian harbour), Dassia,
Ipsos and Pyrgi, Nissaki (the closest point to Albanian coasts), Kassiopi, Roda, Acharavi, the idyllic Sidari (here his the eminent beach the Canal of Love or otherwise known as canal d’ amour), north-westerly Agios Stefanos, Arillas, Agios Georgios, the picturesque Paleokastritsa, (monastery of Virgin Mary, Aggelokastro and Bella Vista). Southwest Corfu: Ermones, Pelekas with the beach of Glyfada, Agios Gordios (Background - Folklore Museum in Sinarades). South Corfu: Lefkimmi (female monastery of the lady of Angels and the monastery of Virgin Mary Arkoudila), Mesonghi & Moraitika (famous tourist areas since 60s), Benitses, Paramonas, Saint George, Boukari. Traditional Corfu villages: Ano Pavliana and Argyrades, Agios Mattheos, Petritis, Perivoli, Chlomos Pentati, Old Perithia, Varypatades | Other places around Corfu: Vidos island, Paxos,

Why Go To Corfu?
Corfu is one of the most interesting islands with its outstanding natural beauty and archaeological sites. With guaranteed sunshine, fantastic beaches, pleasant seas, water sport facilities, golfing, sightseeing in the old towns and a huge variety of tavernas and restaurants, Corfu surely has something for everyone

Who Is Corfu Popular With?
Corfu has widespread appeal. Beautiful beaches with safe bathing for families with small children, water sports with varying degrees of excitement for adults, interesting historical sites, shops and markets and with a varied nightlife, it is no surprise that so many people holiday here

About Corfu Nightlife
The nightlife in Corfu varies according to the resort. There are tavernas on every beach and restaurants along the water front with menus to suit all tastes. There are calm, peaceful areas where you can enjoy a meal and a glass or two of wine and also more vibrant resorts for those looking for entertainment which lasts until the early hours. Dassia, in the east with its discos and club caters for party seekers.

Corfu Culture
The cultured people of Corfu possess a great heritage of music and the arts. This small island has very many orchestras and bands who give open air concerts during the summer season. Many of the festive celebrations are centred round the Christian church, Easter being the greatest festival.