Corfu Travel Guides

Explore ancient fortresses
Back in medieval times, Corfu was protected from invasion by two fortresses. While it is no longer needed for practical purposes, The Old Fortress is a great example of Byzantine and the Venetian architecture and can be found on the east side of Corfu. In contrast, The New Fortress was built by the Venetians in the 16^th Century and was built when the original fortress could no longer adequately defend the city.

Go for a night out in Kavos
If you’re looking to let your hair down at a party, Kavos is the best place to visit. Not only is it famous for its unbeatable nightlife it is also home to sun-soaked beaches that are just as lively during the day.

Slip on your hiking boots
If you’re a keen hiker, you can set your sights on the Corfu Trail that will take you right across the island taking roughly 10 days to complete. It’s a very rugged path and is recommended for experienced hikers only but it will take you past rich lagoons and impressive peaks.

Grab your snorkels
Corfu has one of the best snorkelling and scuba diving reputations in Greece. The northeast coast is amongst the hotspots and (on a clear day) visibility can reach 25-30 metres while water temperatures can reach 24°. The sea cave Hole of Ha near Paleokastrítsa beach is considered a must-visit area for divers because of the brightly coloured sea stars that are commonly found in other waters.

Splash at Aqualand Water Park
Located in the centre of the island is Corfu’s resident water park – that also just happens to be home to Europe’s largest wave pool. The park is split into three areas: the children’s area, Family area and adrenaline area ensuring that everyone is set to have a good time.