With plenty of hotels suited towards families, you can easily stay in one place during your holidays to Corfu. But if you want to get out and explore, beach-hopping is a must! Find Blue Flag shores dotted right across the island, like Agios Spyridon, whose clean sands and safe swimming conditions are great for mini paddlers. Too hot to hit the coast? Then, take a scenic trek through the olive groves with a visit to one of the many child-friendly horse riding schools. Or, you can always hop on a glass-bottom boat from Corfu Town, where there'll be opportunities to feed the fish. And for more fast-paced fun, don’t forget to visit Sidari waterpark. Corfu Town has flashes of stately grandeur left over from French and British rule, and many elegant buildings and monuments from the neoclassical era after Greek independence.

If you also enjoy beer, you’ll find the Arillas Beer Festival is something for you. Just a short 45 minute drive from Kassiopi, you’ll find a range of delicious locally brewed beers, which go perfectly with some local cuisine and live music. Achilleon Palace, a 19th century royal retreat just south of Corfu Town, is easy to access on the bus but is also included on many tour itineraries. How Far is Corfu Airport from Corfu Town?Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias Airport is literally just outside the city. You can walk into the centre in 25 minutes if you don’t have much luggage. A taxi is €10-20 depending on the time of day. Head away from the beach, inland, and you’ll discover ancient olive groves and timeless villages, surrounded by beautiful countryside. The island’s pristine coastline and family-friendly attractions ensure it’s the perfect destination for holidaymakers of all ages. Bohali village is a must-see, and its hillside location flaunts spectacular views over Zante Town. Or, take a boat trip around the stunning shorelines and discover the island’s wonders from the sea. The beaches and diverse landscape offer opportunities for relaxation and adventure on holidays to Corfu. Here are some of our favourite activities: Venetian Shipyard. Located near Gouvia, these 18th-century remains are worth a visit if you’re in the area, with cute little Ipapanti Church across the water. It’s a very pretty landscaped garden which wraps around the Museum of Asian Art. You can walk through it to reach Faliraki Beach and several beach bars. Museum of Asian Art Museum of Asian Art.

There are over 40 churches in Corfu Town, you’d be hard pressed to visit them all on one trip. Some to keep your eye out for include:

Corfu has always been a strategically important location at the entrance to the Adriatic and as such been occupied by many powers over the centuries, notably:

Kos has gained an excellent reputation for those looking for a holiday where partyingis the main priority. The resort of Kardamena offers the best nightlifeon the island, perhaps in the whole of Greecetoo! Spend your days topping up your tan on the beach before dancing the night away in the many bars and clubs that line the famous ‘Bar Street’. With excellent shopping and some superb, authentic restaurants to enjoy, Kos has all the ingredients for the perfect holiday. The northeast corner of Corfu is the least developed and most beautiful, but there are almost no hotels — except for this enchanting four-star overlooking Avlaki Bay. With only 31 rooms and no restaurant, the Bella Mare brings a quieter sort of holiday than the big resorts, attracting a more independent traveller. Interiors are classic and timeless, while the gardens are lush and there’s a large pool. Avlaki Bay has some of the best sea swimming and there are two excellent tavernas on the beach. The lush and rugged north of the island is where you’ll find upmarket little villages popular with the speedboat set, who stay in expensive villas up in the hills. This is also Durrells-country – Kalami and Koulouri. Watch a spectacular sunset with your diner: Spend your early evening in the Sunset Corfu Taverna. From the lovely terrace, you have views over rolling green hills with the shimmering sea in the distance – the perfect sunset spot.

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Make the most of the nightlife: If you’re a fan of lovely bars, visit the beach resort of Sidari, or for all-night partying, Kavos has you covered. Its legendary strip is lined with clubs and bars that know how to put on a show. Décor across 240 sea view rooms and suites is soothing – think low sofas, sleek lines, mineral colours, bamboo fittings and bespoke wooden furnishings – but the real star of this seaside show is the wave-shaped pool surrounded by bamboo-shade cabanas and bean bags overlooking a bleach-blond beach dotted with chunky sunbeds. There’s also a bijou Aegeo spa with steam room, sauna and candlelit treatment rooms. For tip-top pampering, choose the balmy breeze-stroked massage cabana by the beach. Kekira Climate Normals 1961–1990". National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration . Retrieved 1 March 2015. North of the New Fortress is Spilia Square and the Old Port which is now a busy harbour. This is where you’ll find the city’s small boats – fishing boats, excursion boats, water taxis to Vido islands, and private motorboats. Vido and Lazareto Islands Vido Island.

There are three versions in treble clef; simple notes that help you get the rhythm of the song, while music notes let you find the sequence of instrument notes. Roda has a long and golden beach, which is situated alongside the village and is perfect for families and couples alike. It’s perfect if you enjoy a nice stroll in the sun, but like to stay in walking distance of bars and restaurants for when you want a delicious meal or refreshing drink.Visit the Mavroudis Olive Oil Museum: Learn about the history of olive oil extraction from the 16th century. Then, indulge in olive oil tastings, complete with local bread and olives.