Top Corfu Dining Experiences

Sail to the northeast corner of Corfu, taking in fantastic views of the surrounding villages of Nissaki, Kalami, Kouloura, Agios Stefanos. Enjoy some free time on the beach, then have a traditional Greek BBQ on a small rock island of Kaparelli. On the return sail home, stop to swim in the Agios Andreas caves, which also provide a stunning backdrop for photos with your loved ones.

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Cruise to the blue waters of the Ionian Sea between Corfu and the mainland, enjoying the sun and the beauty of the coastline.

Cruise the waters of Corfu in a private yacht or catamaran with a sun deck and shaded areas, an experienced captain and hostess, sound system, wi-fi, refrigerator with juices, soft drinks, and fruits. Anchor at the locations that you choose to swim in the crystal-clear sea and take the most amazing photos. Admire the gorgeous green and blue scenery, while hearing about Corfu’s history and culture from our sea tour guide.

See the must-see attractions and the beauty surrounding Corfu Island, while on this tour. Pay a visit to Kumquat distillery, explore Palaiokastritsa, and enjoy the view from Lakones/Bella Vista before you head for the UNESCO listed site of Old Town of Corfu. Make sure you have a camera on you. Get ready to explore the best of Corfu in the comfort of your air-conditioned vehicle accompanied by professional licensed guide with this tour.

See many of Corfu’s most spectacular places in a convenient, budget-friendly tour that’s perfect for travelers short on time or eager to get an overview of the island. Visit Kanoni, Paleokastritsa, Bella Vista, Troumbeta Pass, and Corfu Town in a climate-controlled bus. Enjoy free time at a beach to eat lunch, explore, or relax. A multi-lingual guide will enrich your experience with insights into Corfu’s history and culture.

Among the mountains of Pindos and Antichasia rise the rocks of Meteora, the most important monastic city after Mount Athos. It seems that the first hermits settled at the cavities of the rocks during the 11th-12th century seeking spiritual redemption. Here, a lot of people continue to come looking for spiritual calm and peace. The impressive landscape creates awe to the visitors, while thanks to its unique character Meteora is included in the World Heritage List of UNESCO.

Set out on a sightseeing trip focused on the flavors of Corfu with this private half-day tour. Get picked up at your hotel or the port and explore Corfu, starting with the beach at Palaiokastritsa. Go to a monastery, relax during a winery tasting, and visit an olive oil producer. Finish the tour with a stop in Old Corfu Town and enjoy free time to explore at your leisure.

Albania lies within easy reach of Corfu and makes an ideal day trip, but organizing a boat crossing and transportation to explore independently takes up valuable sightseeing time. On this tour, explore Albania with admission fees, lunch, and round-trip transport from your Corfu hotel included. Learn the ancient Roman secrets of UNESCO–listed Butrint, spin by pristine beaches and rugged islands, and delve into thousands of years of Mediterranean history.

Make the most of your time in Corfu with an island-hopping day tour to neighboring Paxos and Antipaxos islands. Soak up views of coastal cliffs, beaches, and sail into sea caves along the way. The boat docks at Antipaxos’ Voutoumi Beach and at the seaside village of Gaios, allowing you to explore both locations at your leisure.

Just because you’re staying on Corfu, you needn’t feel confined to the island, with its nearby Ionian neighbors of Paxos and Antipaxos easily accessible by boat trip. On this relaxing cruise, travel to Lakka—one of Paxos' main settlements—where you’ll have free time to explore the harbor village and visit Antipaxos’ Voutoumi Beach where you can swim and sunbathe.

Experience the islands of Paxos and Antipaxos on this full-day sightseeing cruise from Corfu. This convenient, budget-friendly outing includes hotel pickup/drop off. See blue caves of Paxos, swim in the crystalline waters of Antipaxos, and visit the traditional village of Gaios, where you can eat in a traditional taverna, if you choose. Throughout the cruise, refreshments are available for purchase at the bar.

Our Cruise to Albania from Corfu is aimed at adventurous travellers seeking something out of the ordinary. From the Port of Corfu, we follow the Albanian coast to the city port of Saranda. After a short coffee break in Saranda, a 20 km guided coach tour of the south coast’s virgin shores and scattered islands is available for those who want it. Leaving the mainland again, we pass small picturesque villages and endless fertile plains that lead to a great lake. The highlight of your day will be a visit to Butrint – an UNESCO World Heritage site. Over the centuries, the ancient town had disappeared under layers of silt and vegetation. In recent years, however, archaeologists have uncovered some of the finest working town remains in the Mediterranean. At the edge of the lake is the ancient city of Vouthrota. Lunch is served upon your return to Saranda. In the afternoon, there will be a walking tour of Saranda, after which we depart for Corfu.

Enjoy the sea, the sun and the splendid views of the small bays and the villages by the sea as you travel with a traditional motor boat on the northeastern coast of Corfu to Kassiopi. Kassiopi is an old fishermen village, today it is a tourist resort with hotels, shops, restaurants and bars / caffe. Walk to the old ruins of the fortress, swim in the lovely little beach or enjoy your meal at one of the bistros or restaurants. Returning to Gouvia a short stop in a cave for swimming in the crystal clear blue water