Corfu

Northern Corfu

An enchanting route which begins at Palaiokastritsa where you will go on a guided boat trip to nearby beaches, turquoise caves or you will engage in sea sports. Next, the legendary Aggelokastro and from Agios Stefanos you may visit the captivating Diapontia Islands (Othonoi, Mathraki and Ereikoussa). There is also Sidari where you may visit the Canal d’ Amour and the village of Nimphes with its famous waterfalls. At Palaia Peritheia you’ll see an authentic Venetian village and at Mount Pantokratoras you’ll eat game food and enjoy the breathtaking view. Last stop, the traditional village of Doukades, a village that dates back to the 17th century, where you will taste authentic traditional Corfiot dishes.

Central Corfu

This route is a journey to the historical past. Starting at the Old Town of Corfu, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, moving on to the famous Liston Square and of course the Temple of Saint Spyridon (Άγιος Σπυρίδων), the patron Saint of Corfu Town. You will visit the Achilleion Palace and many traditional villages and you will be stunned by the exquisite wines of Ropas Valley and the traditional taverns. Those who are particularly fond of nature will have the chance to enjoy some unforgettable walks in the area’s remarkable trails.

Southern Corfu

The route starts at the town of Lefkimmi, the “Dame of the South”, where you will taste fresh fish and visit the town’s river. A visit to the biotope of Alikes and its thousands of flamingos is a must. You will be amazed by the numerous virgin beaches and the Korission Lagoon with its sand dunes and cedar tree forest. The traditional villages of Argirades, Hlomos, Agios Matthaios and the town of Lefkimmi will introduce you to the Venetian past of the area. You will savour fresh fish cooked with old traditional recipes at the countless local fish taverns. The areas port is also linked to the islands of Paxoi and Antipaxoi. A visit to these two jewels of the Ionian Sea is an unforgettable experience.