Sidari is 37 km north west of Corfu Town Sidari is a very popular tourist resort predominantly catering to package holiday makers with lots of hotels, restaurants, bars, supermarkets, travel agents, vehicle hire shops, souvenir shops and even a campsite just outside the town. All this makes it perfect for those that simply want to stay close to their hotel Read more…

Skripero is 18 km north of Corfu Town on the way to the northern part of the island. Skripero is a semi-mountainous village surrounded by high hills on one side and by green valleys on the other. Quiet, small and traditional, it is perfect for relaxed holidays in authentic island style where most of the houses are original and in Read more…

Benitses is 12.5 km south of Corfu Town. Benitses has all the charm of a small fishing village with some of the bustle you would expect from a top tourist destination. In fact, during the winter, it is fairly quiet as traditional life returns to normal. but in summer it gets to, be one of the most popular tourist resorts. Read more…

Pelekas is13 km west of Corfu Town. This small village is quite busy in summer. Due to its central location, it is used as a starting point for excursions around the island. People tend to stay here who don’t want to be right in the city. With that being said, it is easy to see why it’s so popular. There Read more…

Agios Matheos is a mountainous village 23 km south of Corfu Town. If you want to venture away from the water and into the mountains? If so, then you should head to Agios Matheos! Far away enough from the main bustle without going too far. Besides having a great view of the mountains, there are some churches and monasteries her,e Read more…

Palaia Peritheia (Old Perithia) is about 40 km northwest of Corfu Town and is known as Corfus oldest village. Located on the slopes of Mount Pantokrator, this village seems to remain unchanged over the course of centuries. The village is a protected heritage site whose 130 houses, many built in a Venetian style, lie abandoned in varying states of dereliction. Read more…