Holidays in Corfu
Known as the Emerald Island, Corfu has long been one of the most popular of the
Greek islands. A rich history and the influence of many invading nations has seen
Corfu become one of the most cosmopolitan islands in the Mediterranean. Corfu Town, the island's capital, is one of the most beguiling cities in the Mediterranean. Its
unique character is a product of the many architectural styles left behind by various
occupying nations.The old city is the largest living mediaeval city in Greece; its narrow
streets and alleyways paved with cobblestones wind past ancient churches and
Venetian tenements.
Corfu Town / Alikes
Transfers: 10mins (by taxi)
Venetian houses and fortresses, Byzantine churches, the popular esplanade, the Palace of Saint
Michael and Saint George, walking through the streets of Corfu town is almost as if you are
stepping back in time into history itself. A labyrinth of narrow streets, full of character and
charm, offer a wealth of chic boutiques, shops, bars and restaurants. A visit to the many museums
and the church of the island’s Patron Saint Spyridon is well worth a visit. Alikes is around 4kms
away and very close to the entertainment scene, with discos and clubs, restaurants and tavernas.
Aghios Ioannis / Benitses
Transfers: 30mins (by taxi)
Agios Ioannis is not a typical resort, rather an area with a few bars, tavernas and lots of small
bays stretching along the main coastal road on the outskirts of Benitses. Benitses itself is a very
picturesque and tranquil place with a pretty harbour and marina.
Gouvia / Kontokali
Transfers: 30mins (by taxi)
Set in lush greenery and boasting a stunning marina adorned with boats and yachts Gouvia also
enjoys good beaches, a wide selection of shops, restaurants, bars and tavernas and nightlife. It
short 10mns stroll away is Kontokali, overlooking the bay and the marina with a few restaurants,
bars and tavernas. Corfu town is around 11kms away.
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