Corfu Holidays

Enjoy our lowest-priced travel months!

Corfu’s the kind of place that ticks every holiday box – laidback beaches for family chill time, buzzing bars for party crews, and stunning scenery that works for everyone in between.

☀️ Corfu Holiday Highlights 2026/2027

🏖️ 50+ beaches - you could hit a new one every day and still have some left for next year's trip
🏰 Old Town glow-up - cobbled streets, pastel buildings, rooftop bars. Corfu Town is giving Greek island charm with a side of cool.
🍷 Foodie goldmine - from beachside gyros to tucked-away tavernas dishing up sofrito and pastitsada, it's all proper good
💶 A pint costs around €4-5 in the resorts (less inland), and a meal for two at a taverna runs about €30-40.
☀️ Corfu gets long, hot summers with highs of 30°C+ in July and August.

🎉 3 Fun Facts About Corfu You Didn’t Know

James Bond Fan? – channel your inner 007 at Kanoni and the Achilleion Palace, where iconic scenes from For Your Eyes Only were filmed.
Green All Year – thanks to millions of olive trees and mild winters, Corfu stays lush year-round, making it a dream for off-season hikers.
Cricket in Greece? – a quirky leftover from British rule, Corfu boasts the oldest cricket club in Greece, with matches still played on the Spianada Square.

📍 Where to Stay in Corfu 2026/2027

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Best for Families

Acharavi - a chilled seaside town with a long, shallow beach and loads of local tavernas. Great for relaxed family jollies.
Sidari - famous for the Canal d'Amour, buzzing with restaurants and family-friendly fun. Shallow waters and plenty to keep kids entertained.
Roda - a classic all-rounder. Shallow beaches, easy-going vibes, and enough tavernas to keep everyone happy.

💑 Best for Couples

Kassiopi - a charming fishing village turned boutique escape. Turquoise waters, swanky villas and some of Corfu's best secret beaches.
Nissaki - small, peaceful, and big on views. Ideal for snorkelling, relaxing, and getting away from it all.
Corfu Town - a stunner of a capital packed with Venetian charm, boutiques, and tavernas. Perfect for culture lovers and scenic evening strolls.

🎉 Best for Groups & Nightlife

Kavos - if you're after a party, this is where it's at. Legendary nightlife, golden beaches and water sports galore.
Gouvia - a proper mix of relaxation and nightlife with a swanky marina and cracking beach bars. Good for groups who want a bit of everything.

🏖️ Best for All-Inclusive & Beach

Dassia - a top spot for all-inclusive stays with mega beaches and calm waters. Home to the Ikos Dassia and some of the best resort hotels on the island.
Moraitika - a lively coastal spot mixing beach bars with old-school Greek charm. Great base for both couples and families.

Other resorts to stay at in Corfu:

Aghios Stefanos - Agios Georgios North - Agios Georgios South - Agios Gordis - Agios Ioannis - Agios Ioannis Peristeron - Almiros - Alykes Potamou - Apraos Bay - Barbati - Benitses - Boukari - Danilia - Ermones - Gastouri - Glyfada - Ipsos - Kalami - Kanoni - Kato Korakiana - Kommeno Bay - Kontokali - Lefkimi - Liapades - Messonghi - Paleokastritsa - Pelekas - Perama - St Spirodon - Vitalades

🏖️ What are the best beaches in Corfu?

Beach holidays in Corfu are certainly ‘gram-worthy. Its crystal-clear waters and picturesque scenery are everything you need for a relaxing day - and the best bit? Sunbathing on one of these bad boys doesn't cost a thing, which makes it the perfect activity for a cheap holiday to Corfu, no matter how last-minute you're thinking of jetting off. Here are the best beaches to look out for on your Greece holidays:

Paleokastritsa Beach – One of Corfu’s crown jewels. With its crystal-clear waters and surrounding cliffs, this beach is perfect for swimming, snorkelling, or simply soaking up the views. Don’t forget to check out the nearby monastery for some extra culture.
Myrtiotissa Beach – Known for its rugged cliffs and waters, Myrtiotissa is an unspoiled paradise. It’s a bit tricky to get to, but the reward is a serene beach that feels like your own private escape.
Rovinia Beach – Only accessible by boat (fancy!), Rovinia Beach is tucked between mountains and offers a peaceful retreat away from the crowds. Perfect for a relaxing day of sunbathing and swimming in some of the clearest water you’ll ever see.
Kavos Beach – Party people, this one's for you! Kavos Beach is non-stop action, with beach bars, water sports, and entertainment all day long. You can go from lounging to partying in seconds.
Sidari Beach – Famous for the Canal d'Amour, a unique sandstone formation that forms a natural swimming canal. Legend has it that if you swim through with your partner, wedding bells aren’t far behind!

🏨 Where to Stay: Top Hotels in Corfu

Whether you're after a swanky all-inclusive in Corfu, an adults-only escape, or a family-friendly resort with all the bells and whistles, Corfu's got you sorted. Here are our top picks:

For Families

Mitsis Messonghi | Moraitika - right on the beach with four pools, a mini aquapark, kids' club and entertainment programme that'll keep everyone from toddlers to teens happy. The pizza station alone is worth the trip.
Canvas by Mitsis Belvedere | Agios Ioannis - just over the road from the beach where you and the fam can get stuck into plenty of water sports activities, or you can kick back by the pool and chill out.
Roda Beach Resort & Spa | Roda - a proper five-star beachfront resort in the north with top-tier facilities, multiple pools and enough activities to wear the kids out. Spa for the grown-ups when you need five minutes' peace.
Grecotel LUX Me Daphnila Bay Dassia | Dassia - five-star luxury with a kids' club, pirate ship cruises and a Dine Club concept that lets you eat at neighbouring Grecotel restaurants. The WhatsApp concierge is a game-changer.

For Couples

Ikos Dassia | Dassia - the big one. Michelin-starred dining, eight restaurants, award-winning cocktails and a complimentary MINI Countryman to explore the island. This is all-inclusive done properly.
Grecotel Eva Palace | Kommeno Bay - tucked away on the Kommeno Peninsula with panoramic sea views, a rooftop spa and olive groves all around. Romantic without being cheesy.
Domes Miramare | Moraitika - adults-only luxury on the waterfront with elegant suites, a private beach and spa facilities that'll leave you feeling like a new person.

For Groups & Mates

Porto Demo Boutique Hotel | Agios Georgios North - adults-only boutique vibes just minutes from the beach. Great for couples or groups who want a mix of relaxation and fun without the kids running about.
Blue Princess Beach Hotel & Suites | Liapades - overlooking a secluded bay with à la carte restaurants, a beach bar and maisonettes if you're rolling deep. Laid-back luxury with your toes in the sand.

Budget-Friendly Picks

Pelekas Monastery | Pelekas - perched on a cliff with Insta-worthy views of the Ionian Sea, this all-inclusive four-star sits right on a Blue Flag beach. Proper good value for a sun-soaked unwind.

Corfu holidays 2026 / 2027 travel guide

👩‍❤️‍👨 Things to do in Corfu for couples

Looking to level-up the romance? Corfu's got the kind of dreamy backdrops and laid-back vibes that make couples’ holidays feel next-level.

Stroll hand-in-hand through the Old Town of Corfu (UNESCO-listed) with its pastel mansions and Venetian alleyways.
Grab a sunset cocktail at Loggas Beach, aka “Sunset Beach” – one of the most romantic spots on the island.
Book a private boat to Paxos and Antipaxos for crystal-clear waters, secret coves and a swim with zero interruptions.
Treat yourselves to a spa session at a beachfront hotel or share some meze with a view at a taverna in Kanoni.
Don’t miss a golden hour wine tasting at a local Corfiot vineyard – wine + views = happy days.

👪 Things to do in Corfu for families

From splashy waterparks to safe swimming beaches, Corfu brings family holiday gold. It's got enough sun, fun and snacks to keep everyone from toddlers to teens happy.

Hit up Aqualand Corfu – one of Europe’s biggest waterparks, with everything from toddler-friendly slides to heart-stoppers.
Build sandcastles and paddle safely at Agios Georgios or Glyfada Beach, both with shallow waters and beachside cafés.
Visit Corfu Aquarium or hop on a glass-bottom boat tour to meet the island’s sea life up close.
Explore the countryside with a donkey ride in Ano Korakiana, or pop into Achilleion Palace to channel your inner history buff.
Keep kids fed and happy with easy Greek classics: souvlaki skewers, cheesy pies, and giant ice creams by the sea.

👯‍♀️ Things to do in Corfu for groups

Whether you’re rolling deep with your mates or planning the ultimate hen/stag getaway, Corfu hits the group holiday sweet spot – with beach days, boat parties and boujee villas to boot.

Spend the day at Glyfada Beach or Paleokastritsa, alternating between cocktails and paddleboarding.
Head to Kavos for legendary nights out – think beachfront clubs, DJ sets, and dancing till sunrise.
Hire a private catamaran cruise (with champagne optional) or go full DIY with a motorboat and a speaker.
Rent a villa in Dassia or Barbati, fire up the BBQ and throw your own pool party with Ionian views.
Hit up local beach clubs or brunch spots like Emerald in Kontokali for that lazy group-lunch vibe.

🌿 Things to do in Corfu for nature lovers

Beyond the beaches, Corfu’s full of forested trails, scenic lookouts, and postcard-perfect views that’ll have your camera working overtime.

Hike to the top of Mount Pantokrator, the island’s highest point, for panoramic views and cool mountain air.
Wander the Corfu Trail, a 220km walking route that weaves through olive groves, villages, and remote beaches.
Explore the Cape Drastis viewpoint, where sea cliffs, turquoise waters and rock formations are pure drama (in the best way).
Head to Lake Korission for birdwatching and proper untouched nature vibes – flamingos included, if you’re lucky.
Book a boat tour to the Blue Caves of Paxos and snorkel through some of the clearest waters you’ll ever dip into.

🗣️ Local Lingo

Greek is the official language, but English is widely spoken across Corfu's resorts - you'll have no trouble getting by. A few Greek phrases go a long way though, especially at the local tavernas:

👋 Yassou (Yah-soo) - Hello / Hi
🙏 Efharisto (Ef-ha-ris-TOH) - Thank you
✨ Parakalo (Pa-ra-ka-LOH) - Please / You're welcome
☀️ Kalimera (Kah-lee-MEH-rah) - Good morning
🍷 Yamas! (YAH-mas) - Cheers!
😋 Poli nostimo! (Po-LEE NOS-tee-mo) - Very delicious!
📜 Ton logariasmo - The bill, please
🚕 Pou ine...? (Poo EE-neh) - Where is...?

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Weather in Corfu

JAN

12^°C

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12^°C

MAR

14^°C

APR

19^°C

MAY

23^°C

JUN

26^°C

JUL

30^°C

AUG

30^°C

SEP

24^°C

OCT

20^°C

NOV

15^°C

DEC

13^°C

In summer, Corfu's where the action is. Temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C mean that it's all about the beach life. Whether you want to splash in the waves or chill with a cool drink by the shore, summer's the season to get your sun on.

Spring's a bit more laid-back, but still packs a thermometer-climbing shaped punch. With temps sitting pretty at 17°C to 24°C, it's the ideal time for a leisurely stroll through Corfu's charming streets. Plus, no hustle and bustle of the peak tourist season to deal with. Winner.

We can't forget autumn. Still pretty decent at 15°C to 24°C, but with a more relaxed vibe. Fewer crowds and plenty of time to explore at your own pace. And, still warm enough to eat your lunch on the beach... mostly.

Even winter's got its charm for a Corfu holiday. The temperatures drop down to a mild 12°C to 16°C, which is definitely still better than the minus temps back home. Less snow too. We reckon that's all the ingredients for a successful slice of jolly pie.

FAQs

It takes around three hours to fly from the UK/Ireland to Corfu - what's that? A couple films? It'll be over in no time!

Corfu is two hours ahead of the UK/Ireland.

Corfu is in Greece, so the local currency is the Euro.

The official language spoken in Corfu is Greek.

Absolutely. Shallow beaches at Acharavi and Sidari are brilliant for little ones, plus you've got Aqualand waterpark, boat trips and plenty of family-friendly hotels with kids' clubs.

Depends what you're after. Kavos for partying, Kassiopi for boutique charm, Sidari for families, and Corfu Town for culture vultures.

It's mid-range for Greece. A pint in a resort will set you back around €4-5, a meal for two at a taverna around €30-40. Kavos and touristy spots are pricier; head inland or to local villages for better value.

Technically yes, but most people stick to bottled water – it's cheap and tastes better. Hotels usually provide bottled water or have filtered options.

Corfu's pretty kind on the wallet compared to some Greek islands. A pint in a resort bar will set you back around €4-5, and a meal for two at a local taverna is usually around €30-40. Kavos and the more touristy spots tend to be a bit pricier, so if you're after proper good value, head inland or to a village taverna where the locals eat — your bank account (and your taste buds) will thank you. Budget around €50-70 per person per day for food, drinks and a few extras, or less if you've booked an all-inclusive in Corfu.

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Visit Corfu Town

Experience the heart of Corfu with its characteristic pastel-coloured buildings and busy piazza. Corfu's Old Town and its two incredible forts are among UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage Monuments. It's also home to the largest square in the Balkans, Spianada Square, where you'll find official Cricket tournaments all year round. Plus, there's a well-known eighteen-hole golf course, the Corfu Club, in Ermones, for anyone looking to improve their handicap.

Explore the local monasteries and churches

With over 250 churches and monasteries across Corfu, this island is more than just beaches – it’s full of history too. From the postcard-perfect Vlacherna Monastery to the clifftop Monastery of Paleokastritsa, these spots offer a peaceful escape with a side of wow-worthy architecture. Add one (or two) to your itinerary to get your culture fix in between beach days.

Hire a boat independently

Want to do Corfu your way? Hiring a private boat is the ultimate island flex. Cruise the crystal-clear Ionian waters, drop anchor at hidden beaches, and stop off at seaside tavernas for a cheeky lunch. Whether it’s just the two of you or the whole gang, this is one of the best ways to soak up Corfu’s jaw-dropping coastline in 2026 & 2027.

Take on the Corfu Trail

Feeling adventurous? The Corfu Trail is your golden ticket to olive groves, secret beaches and hilltop views that’ll have your mates asking if you used a filter (you didn’t). Whether you do the whole thing or just a bit, it’s worth lacing up the walking shoes for.

Head up Mount Pantokrator

Corfu’s highest point = next-level views. Drive or hike up to Mount Pantokrator, where you can see the entire island – and even Albania on a clear day. Snap the shots, soak it up, and enjoy the “we earned this view” vibes.

Visit Achilleion Palace

Tucked away South-West of Corfu town sits an epic scale palace shrouded in greenery that's giving Bridgerton meets Pirates of the Caribbean - make a day of this historical marvel, stroll by olive groves, fawn over the flora and brush up on your Greek mythology.

What events can I go to in Corfu?
Corfu knows what it brings to the function, parties to set your soul on fire, and traditional celebrations to have you feeling like a local, feasts, fireworks, festivals... you name it. A Corfu holiday is practically a guaranteed blast if you're about more than the beach and the pool (we know you're out there, and to that we say, each to their own). Here are the best events (in our opinion), that you should deffo check out:
- Corfu Carnival (end of February–beginning of March) -it’s a time of celebration in Corfu with a carnival packed full of colourful costumes, singing, and dancing throughout the course of the week. A celebration not to be missed!
- The festival of folkloric groups in Corfu (March) - held in the Municipal Theatre of Corfu each year, it’s one of the most important cultural events to attend. The festival involves folkloric groups from all over Greece and beyond.
- Orthodox Easter (April) - easter in Corfu is next level. From candlelit processions to pot-throwing (yes, really), it’s a week of food, fireworks and the kind of traditions that’ll have you saying, “I was there.” Pack stretchy pants – you’ll need them.
- Festival of the Holy Spirit (June) - town festivals at Kontokali, Stavro, Arghirades, Kastellani of Mesi, Antiperni, and Othoni are held in celebration.
- Corfu Odyssey Festival (June) - a week-long electronic music festival at Edem Beach Club in Dassia, with open-air stages, international DJs and sun-soaked beach parties. Think house, techno and proper good vibes by the Ionian Sea.
- Colibri Spirit Festival (June-July) - a unique wellness and music gathering on Corfu's west coast, blending live concerts, yoga sessions, ecstatic dance and workshops in a stunning natural setting near Arillas.
- Varkarola (August) - boats lit up like fairy tales, choirs singing from the sea and fireworks that’ll have your jaw on the floor. Varkarola in Paleokastritsa is pure island magic.
- Break4Beatz Festival (September) - a week-long urban music holiday in Kavos packed with boat parties, pool parties, beach days and themed nights. Expect R&B, hip hop, amapiano, UKG and soulful house from start to finish. One for the grown-and-sexy crowd.
- Saint Nicholas Day (December) - get ready to experience the joy with a feast at Kampielo and Kanalia in celebration of Saint Nicholas Day.
- St.Spyridon’s Day (December) - wrap up your year with a dose of local tradition as Corfu Town throws a full-day celebration for its patron saint. Music, markets and serious festive feels.
Where is the best nightlife in Corfu?
Whether you're chasing beachside beats or rooftop retreats, Corfu's nightlife scene has something for every kind of night owl. From Kavos's legendary strip to Corfu Town's chic lounges, here's where to sip, sway, and stay out 'til sunrise on your holidays to Corfu:
- Café Bristol, Corfu Town - old-school glamour meets late-night energy at this retro lounge bar. Expect plush interiors, jazzy live sets, and cocktails that are pure art. Whether you’re pre-gaming or settling in for the night, Bristol’s got that classic, cool energy that hits just right.
- 54 Dreamy Nights, Corfu Town - dress to impress and hit the dancefloor – this place is Corfu’s boujee clubbing HQ. With high-spec lights, top-tier DJs, and a glam crowd that knows how to party, 54 Dreamy Nights is where you go when you want your night to feel like the night.
- Babylon Bar, Sidari - right in the buzz of Sidari, this funky fave is known for karaoke chaos, throwback bangers and cocktails that come in pitchers, obviously. It’s tourist-friendly, totally unpretentious, and one of those bars where the dancefloor somehow just happens.
- La Grotta, Paleokastritsa - perched cliffside and only accessible by a LOT of steps (worth it), La Grotta brings views, vibes and very good drinks. By day it’s a swim-up hangout, but come sunset it transforms into a seriously cool cave bar with lights, beats and that unforgettable setting.
- Montecristo, Ipsos - one of Ipsos’s longest-running nightlife staples, Montecristo serves up big beats, foam parties, and a packed calendar of DJ sets. Whether you’re into house, reggaeton or pure party anthems, this club knows how to keep the floor full ‘til the early hours.
- Atlantis Club, Kavos - Kavos = party. And Atlantis is where it peaks. With foam-fuelled madness, laser shows and full-on paint parties, this is not the spot for a quiet one. Think big energy, huge crowds, and beats that bounce off the beachfront. A must for anyone on a proper group holiday.
What’s the food like in Corfu?
The food in Corfu is a love child of old influence and modern flavour, a combo that'll leave your mouth watering and your next evenings meal planned out before you've split the bill. There's plenty of fresh, locally infused dishes to try, but we reckon these ones should be top of the taste test list:
- Sofrito - The most famous dish on the island consists of thin slices of veal, fried in a white wine, vinegar and garlic sauce.
- Pastrokio aubergine - A baked, layered dish of aubergine, cheese, boiled eggs, pork, salami tomato sauce, and basil.
- Bourdeto - A delicious fish dish (made with a variety of fish) cooked with red peppers, onions, and lemon juice.
- Pastitsada - Braised meat in a vivid and flavourful tomato sauce, served with pasta and cheese.
- Savouro - A spicy sauce, freshly made and paired well with fried fish.
We'd be doing you a guys a disservice if we didn't give you some restaurant recs too, so we've been the helpful angels that we are, and pulled together a list of some must-try eateries for your holidays to Corfu. Check em' out:
- Etrusco - the fine dining spot to end all other fine dining spots, this Michelin-starred chef led eatery (a lot of words) is tucked away in Dassia and offers up some of the tastiest Mediterranean cuisine on the whole island.
- Venetian Well - this Corfu Town staple serves up a tonne of local faves in an intimate, courtyard setting that's bound to make your Insta-followers swoon. Oh, and they've got a 700 label strong wine cellar too... no biggie.
- Aegli Restaurant - one of the oldest restaurants on the island, and plonked along the Liston promenade, Aegli serves up traditional cuisine with a modern twist (do we sound like a broken record yet?).
- Salto Wine Bar & Bistro - an intimate setting perfect for couples looking for Greek wine and delish tapas in the heart of Corfu Town.
- Toula’s - satisfying fresh fish platters, right by the water in Agni Bay, gorgeous sea views, and beloved by locals, Toula’s should be on your list of must-try dining spots on the island - in the top six at least.
- Terra Corfiata - this spot in Nisaki brings a modern twist to traditional Greek cuisine (we told you, old influence, modern flavour) with delish dishes, stun panoramic sea views and crisp, wines to wash it all down with.

Places to visit

The Old Fortress
You'll be hard pressed to miss this gorge spot on your holidays to Corfu. The Old Fortress is one of the first things you'll see as you sail your way into Corfu Town by ferry, and this venetian stunner is absolutely jam-packed with history - think ancient chapels, dusty archives and dramatic old paintings that tell more stories than your nan at Christmas. Oh, and it's linked to the island by a cute, little bridge, so y'know... winning. Wander your way along hallways, up staircases and through stone arches to explore and track down some of the most stunning views over Corfu Town and the Ionian Sea. It's not just a pretty face either - it's a proper hands-on-wander-about kinda landmark, perfect for history lovers, photo hunters and anyone who fancies stretching their legs for a big ole' payoff at the top.
Spianada Square
Right between the Old Fortress and the Old Town (talk about prime location), Spianada Square is the biggest square in the Balkans – and it’s not just big in size, it’s big on charm too. Packed with monuments like the Peristyle of Maitland and the Monument of the Union of the Ionian Islands, this is a proper slice of history for you to dig into on your Corfu holidays. In spring, the central bandstand comes alive with Easter concerts, while the rest of the year it’s the perfect pitstop for a breather between sightseeing stops. With leafy trees, bursts of flowers, and wide open green spaces, Spianada’s a little oasis in the middle of Corfu Town – ideal for a picnic, people-watching, or just recharging with an iced coffee. Add it to your list – your legs and your camera roll will thank you.
Aqualand
If you’re after a day of non-stop, water-soaked fun, Aqualand’s got you covered. One of the biggest waterparks in Europe, this Corfu crowd-pleaser is jam-packed with slides, wave pools, lazy rivers and splash zones for all ages. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or just here to float, there’s something for every kind of water baby. Need to refuel? The on-site eateries dish up everything from fast food faves to gyros and ice cream – all the essentials for keeping the whole crew happy. Oh, and don’t forget to hit the photo shop on your way out – because that action shot of you mid-slide is definitely one for the group chat.
Whether you’ve got little ones in tow or you're just a big kid at heart, Aqualand is a top-tier day out on your holidays to Corfu. Sun, slides and snacks? Sign us up.

Please check with your healthcare provider for all up to date vaccination advice before booking your holiday.

From December 2024, the Greek Govt. are increasing the Climate Resilience Tax on all overnight stays which will be payable by customers directly at the hotel. This tax replaces the previous sustainable tourism tax:

April to October

5-star hotels: €15 per room, per night
4-star hotels: €10 per room, per night
3-star hotels: €5 per room, per night
1-star & 2-star hotels: €2 per room, per night
Furnished rooms/apartments: €2 per room, per night

November to March

5-star hotels: €4 per room, per night
4-star hotels: €3 per room, per night
3-star hotels: €1.50 per room, per night
1-star & 2-star hotels: €0.50 per room, per night
Furnished rooms/apartments: €0.50 per room, per night

British passport holders don’t need a visa to visit Corfu. Holders of other passports are advised to check with their national embassy for any visa requirements.

Corfu Holidays

Enjoy our lowest-priced travel months!

☀️ Corfu Holiday Highlights 2026/2027

🎉 3 Fun Facts About Corfu You Didn’t Know

📍 Where to Stay in Corfu 2026/2027

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Best for Families

💑 Best for Couples

🎉 Best for Groups & Nightlife

🏖️ Best for All-Inclusive & Beach

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🏖️ What are the best beaches in Corfu?

🏨 Where to Stay: Top Hotels in Corfu

For Families

For Couples

For Groups & Mates

Budget-Friendly Picks

Corfu holidays 2026 / 2027 travel guide

👩‍❤️‍👨 Things to do in Corfu for couples

👪 Things to do in Corfu for families

👯‍♀️ Things to do in Corfu for groups

🌿 Things to do in Corfu for nature lovers

🗣️ Local Lingo

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FAQs

How long does it take to fly to Corfu?

What's the time difference between the UK/Ireland and Corfu?

What currency do they use in Corfu?

What language do they speak in Corfu?

Is Corfu good for families?

What's the best area to stay in Corfu?

Is Corfu expensive?

Can I drink the tap water in Corfu?

How much spending money do I need for Corfu?

Find out more about:

Visit Corfu Town

Explore the local monasteries and churches

Hire a boat independently

Take on the Corfu Trail

Head up Mount Pantokrator

Visit Achilleion Palace

What events can I go to in Corfu?

Where is the best nightlife in Corfu?

What’s the food like in Corfu?

Places to visit

The Old Fortress

Spianada Square

Aqualand

Key facts about Corfu

Flight Time

3 hrs

Time Difference

+2 hrs

Currency

Euro

Language

Greek

Do I need any vaccinations to visit Corfu?

Do I need to pay tourist tax on my holiday to Corfu?

Do I need a visa to travel to Corfu?