Vatos is a small, tranquil village in the centre of Corfu island, ​12 km west of Corfu Town. Although Vatos is located at a high altitude, it is only a few minutes drive to the popular beaches of Ermones, Pelekas, Glyfada and Myrtiotissa. The valley around Vatos is actually a dried up lake, Ropa Valley, which stretches across a plain Read more…

The charming fishing village of Petriti is ​29 km south of Corfu Town. Petriti has a pretty little marina that’s home to a couple of tavernas where you can sit and watch the colourful boats come and go as well as enjoying the scenery with a cold glass of Mythos or a carafe of local wine. Petriti is a place Read more…

Perivoli is​ 35 km south of Corfu Town. It is surrounded by two seas, the Ionian in the east and the Adriatic in the west. Perivoli is a beautiful old, traditional fishing village and has a small port where the fishing boats anchor. Worth a visit is the 17th century church of Agioi Saranta with its beautiful murals as well Read more…

Moraitika is​ 20 km south of Corfu Town and is a very popular resort for families and young couples. it’s based around a single road and a large beach that’s great for snorkelling. Moraitika offers a wealth of tavernas, pubs and bars to keep you entertained day and night. If you’re looking for a lively but not crazy holiday then Read more…

Liapades, a small traditional village is​ 20 km north west of Corfu Town. It’s not exactly on the beach (1-2km away) but is very close to Paleokastritsa, one of the most popular resorts on the island, and has the same coastline with scenic blue coves. Boat trips and boat taxis are available to take you to other beaches only reachable Read more…

Kontokali is 8 km north of Corfu Town and is pretty close to the action on Corfu’s east coast. It’s slotted into a sheltered bay with the neighbouring town of Gouvia, with a marina and sand-and-pebble beaches dressing the shoreline. Things are generally pretty sleepy, and the main focus is on lazy days or trips to Corfu Town. The beach Read more…