🌅 What to do in Corfu on extra days
Personalized ideas for every type of traveler
Corfu is the island of contrasts: Venetian and Greek, elegant and wild, cosmopolitan and solitary. If you have one or more extra days, you can explore its most authentic side, among hidden villages, secret beaches, panoramic monasteries, and flavors that tell stories of sea and land. An island that, if experienced calmly, surprises you every time.
🧗♂️ For sports enthusiasts and outdoor lovers
Corfu offers breathtaking trails, crystal-clear waters, and mountain views that plunge into the blue. Perfect for those who want to move in nature.
Trekking on the Corfu Trail
A trail over 200 km long that crosses the entire island: you can walk short sections, such as from Liapades to Paleokastritsa or between Agios Georgios and Angelokastro, among olive trees, cypresses, and spectacular views.
Snorkeling in the bays of Paleokastritsa or Kassiopi
Cliffs, caves, colorful fish, and transparent seabeds: the northwest waters are ideal for swimming and discovering marine life.
Kayak or SUP along the coast of Ermones or in the Korission lagoon
Paddling between isolated beaches and sandy dunes, you can explore still little-trodden areas and enjoy the calm of the sea.
🌸 For those seeking tranquility and relaxation
In Corfu, there are no shortage of corners where time stands still, far from mass tourism and immersed in beauty.
Day at Porto Timoni or Agios Georgios Pagon
Two wild and scenic beaches, accessible only on foot or by boat. Emerald waters and untouched nature, ideal for a relaxing escape.
Sunset at the Cape Drastis lighthouse or Loggas Beach
White cliffs, endless sea, and a sky that turns orange: one of the most beautiful natural spectacles on the island.
Relax in nature at the Korission Lagoon
A protected ecosystem, with flamingos, golden sand, and dunes: great for walking, meditating, or reading in silence.
🖼️ For art, history, and culture enthusiasts
Corfu has a noble and cosmopolitan soul, rich in Byzantine, Venetian, British, and Greek history.
Walk through the alleys of Corfu Town (Kerkyra)
A UNESCO historic center with neoclassical palaces, Venetian lodges, fortresses, Orthodox churches, and lively squares. To be experienced slowly.
Visit to the Achilleion Palace
The residence of Princess Sissi, overlooking hills and sea, with neoclassical statues and panoramic gardens.
Monastery of Paleokastritsa or Vlacherna
Two spiritual places nestled in nature, perfect for discovering the island's most intimate and contemplative side.
🍷 For those who love food and authentic experiences
Corfiot cuisine is a fusion of Greek, Italian, and Balkan flavors: intense, spicy, homemade, and surprising.
Typical dinner based on sofrito or pastitsada
Historic dishes based on meat, spices, and white or red wine. To be tried in the traditional taverns of the inland villages (such as Pelekas, Sinarades, or Lefkimmi).
Tasting of oil, kumquat, and local wine
Join a guided tour in a traditional oil mill or distillery: Corfu is famous for its kumquat liqueurs and artisanal products.
Cooking class in a country house
Learn to prepare Corfiot dishes in the company of local cooks: take home flavors and stories.
🛥️ For those who want to explore the surroundings
Corfu is the ideal starting point for small cruises, secret bays, and nearby islands.
Boat tour to Voutoumi (Antipaxos) and Paxos
A dream mini-cruise to tropical waters, blue caves, and postcard beaches. Paxos has a slow and authentic charm, Antipaxos a Caribbean-like sea.
Day on a boat along the north coast (from Kassiopi to Agni)
Discover sea caves, hidden beaches, and taverns accessible only by sea, with stops for swimming and fresh lunch.
Excursion to Syvota or Parga (Greek mainland coast)
With calm seas, you can sail to picturesque villages on the Greek mainland, among colorful harbors, crystal-clear waters, and local flavors.
