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Nestled in the Ionian Sea, Corfu is one of Greece's most famous islands – and it’s easy to see why. Famous for its green landscapes, turquoise waters, and medieval Old Town, it has something for every traveller to enjoy.
With its pine-covered hills, cypress trees, and olive groves, Corfu couldn’t be more picture-perfect. And with 115 beaches, it’s also the ideal choice for swimming and relaxing in the sun. Despite its popularity, Corfu has kept its rustic appeal.
Secluded beaches, traditional tavernas, and local bars provide a tranquil atmosphere for tourists. Explore the top all-inclusive Corfu holidays today at Click&Go!
Corfu's Old Town:
Wander through one of the most well-preserved medieval towns in Europe, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Old Fortress (Palaio Frourio):
A Venetian stronghold offering sweeping views of Corfu Town and the sea.
New Fortress (Neo Frourio):
Known for its strategic location and impressive Venetian architecture.
Church of Saint Spyridon:
Visit the famous Church of Saint Spyridon, dedicated to the island's patron saint, located in the heart of Corfu Town.
Achilleion Palace:
A neoclassical palace featuring beautiful gardens and views of the Ionian Sea.
Ionian University:
The first university in Greece, known for its beautiful campus and its cultural and academic significance.
Mon Repos Palace:
Neoclassical residence surrounded by beautiful gardens and archaeological remains.
Angelokastro Fortress:
Byzantine castle on a cliff overlooking the northern coast of Corfu.
Corfu Archaeological Museum:
Houses artifacts from ancient Corfu, including statues and pottery.
Paleokastritsa:
Dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and crystal-clear waters – ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and exploring underwater caves.
Agios Georgios Pagon:
Popular sandy beach for families – sun loungers and water sports equipment rentals available!
Barbati Beach:
Surrounded by olive groves and stunning views of the Albanian coast, this beautiful pebble beach is a must-see.
Porto Timoni:
Featuring two coves and turquoise waters, this quiet beach is a lovely choice for swimming, snorkelling, and chilling in the sun.
Issos Beach:
Known for its unique sand dunes and shallow waters, this is a great spot for families with young children.
Sunset cruise:
Set sail on a romantic cruise along Corfu's coastline, taking in fabulous sunset views over the Ionian Sea.
Scenic dining:
Planning the perfect date night abroad? Try a romantic dinner at a seaside restaurant in Paleokastritsa or a rooftop terrace in Corfu Town!
Canal d'Amour:
According to local legend, couples who swim through the narrow channel of Canal d'Amour will be blessed with eternal love and happiness.
Wine tasting:
A wine tasting tour at one of Corfu's picturesque vineyards is a great way to spend a day together.
Beach picnic:
Pack a picnic and head to one of Corfu's secluded beaches like Porto Timoni or Agios Georgios.
Aqualand Corfu:
A water park with slides, pools, and activities for people of all ages.
Corfu Aquarium:
Explore marine life with immersive exhibits and interactive displays.
Corfu Donkey Rescue:
Visit and interact with rescued donkeys in a scenic setting.
Hydropolis Water Park:
Another waterpark option, complete with slides and pools suitable for families.
Corfu Shell Museum:
Discover one of Europe’s largest collections of seashells from around the world.
Walking:
Many attractions in Corfu Town are within walking distance.
Public buses:
An affordable way to travel between towns and villages across the island.
Taxis:
Readily available in Corfu Town and tourist areas. Agree on the fare upfront.
Car or scooter rentals:
Ideal for charting your own course for independent exploration. At Click&Go we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.
Boat trips:
Perfect for seeing nearby islands and coastal attractions via organised tours.
Bicycle rentals:
Get some fresh air and cycle along coastal roads and through villages.
Does the €1 Click&Go booking deposit apply to holidays in Corfu?
You bet it does! Provided you book at least 10 weeks in advance of your trip and you fly with our partnered airline Aer Lingus, you only have to pay a €1 deposit on your holiday before paying the remainder in manageable instalments.
What are the best day trips from Corfu?
Popular day trips from Corfu include visiting the nearby islands of Paxos and Antipaxos, exploring the mainland's UNESCO-listed town of Ioannina, or taking a boat trip to Albania.
What is the nightlife like in Corfu?
Want to dance the night away? You’ll be happy to hear that Corfu offers a vibrant nightlife, particularly in Corfu Town and Kavos.
Live it up with a mix of beach bars, clubs, and traditional tavernas with live music and entertainment.
What are some examples of Corfu’s local cuisine?
The local cuisine in Corfu is a tasty mix of Greek and Venetian influences. You'll find lots of fresh seafood, olive oil, herbs, and local produce. Some must-try dishes include Sofrito (veal in garlic wine sauce), Bourdeto (spicy fish stew), and Pastitsada (beef or rooster with pasta in spicy tomato sauce).
And don’t miss out on traditional desserts like Baklava and Koum Quat liqueur made from local citrus fruits.
When is the best time of year to visit Corfu?
The best time to visit Corfu is from May to September when the weather is warm enough for beach activities and exploring the island.
This time of year means avoiding peak tourist crowds of July and August while still enjoying warm temperatures