There are many faces to the island of Corfu. In some parts the coastal resorts provide well organised holiday activities for all visitors. In other parts, Corfu retains a sense of cultural and environmental pride.

Deep green valleys of olive terraces and tall cypress trees enclose small hamlets of pastel coloured houses, whitewashed churches, simple tavernas with rickety chairs under grapevine, farmland and groves of orange, fig and wild pear. Beaches, large and small, of sand or pebble
indent the coastlines and offer safe swimming in clear waters.

The north-east coast, with its green hillsides of olive, pine and cypress, has many small coves and beaches. Boat hire is recommended to discover hidden beaches and waterfront tavernas.

Nissaki has watersports, scuba diving and boat hire. On Corfu’s south west coast, Lake Korission is a haven for over one hundred species of birdlife including great white egrets, oyster catchers and curlews.

The villas we have chosen are situated in beautiful and secluded locations to ensure privacy and distance from the more commercial resorts.

Corfu Old Town is a delightful maze of eighteenth century, cobbled shopping streets and hidden squares behind tall Venetian houses with flaking pastel plaster. The island’s undulating interior contains a contrast of rich valleys, small villages atop distant knolls, dramatic views of Albania from Mount Pandokrator and a wealth of interesting walks.

One day or three day excursions to Albania from Corfu Town can be arranged.

Corfu offers varied nightlife and cuisine, boat hire to find secluded beaches, watersports, an excellent 18 hole golf course and an opportunity to explore an island of diverse beauty.

• Agios Georgios
• Agios Stefanos
• Arillas
• Corfu Town
• Halikounas Beach
• Nissaki