What Corfu is actually like
The greenest of the Greek islands, with olive groves, cypress trees and clear water. Corfu Town is a UNESCO-listed mix of Venetian, French and British history. Resorts range from lively Sidari to calm Kassiopi.
Who Corfu suits
- Families
- Couples
- Walkers and boat-trip fans
Best time to go to Corfu from Ireland
June and September are ideal. July and August are hot and busy. Flights from Ireland run mainly in summer.
Where to stay in Corfu
- Corfu Town: Historic and atmospheric, with ferries and restaurants. See hotels in Corfu Town (opens in a new tab)
- Kassiopi: A pretty harbour village in the north-east. See hotels in Kassiopi (opens in a new tab)
- Paleokastritsa: Stunning bays on the west coast. See hotels in Paleokastritsa (opens in a new tab)
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Hotel prices in Corfu
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What nobody tells you about Corfu
- Rent a boat for a day to find quiet coves.
- Roads are narrow and winding. Drive carefully.
- Water can be scarce in villages. Do not drink the tap water.
