Benitses Corfu is a charming east-coast fishing village turned relaxed resort, just 12 kilometres south of Corfu Town, with a pretty harbour, clear-water pebble coves, Roman ruins and a seafront famous for seafood. This guide covers the village, its beaches, the harbour and history, and how to visit. Plan the whole trip with Greece Tours. … Read more
Corfu with kids is easy and rewarding, with safe shallow beaches, one of Europe’s biggest water parks, gentle boat trips and an aquarium. The green island packs family fun into short distances. This guide covers the best family beaches, the top things to do with children, where to stay and practical tips. Plan the whole … Read more
Kassiopi Corfu is a charming harbour village on the north-east coast, balancing authentic Greek character with a lively holiday scene around its horseshoe waterfront. It offers a ruined Byzantine castle, clear-water pebble coves and a string of tavernas and bars. This guide covers what to do, the castle, the beaches and how to visit. Kassiopi … Read more
Sidari Corfu is the island’s most popular north-coast resort, famous for the sculpted sandstone of the Canal d’Amour, a long sandy main beach with shallow water, and a lively strip of tavernas and bars. This guide covers what to do, the Canal d’Amour, the beaches, the nightlife and how to visit the resort. Plan the … Read more
Paleokastritsa is Corfu’s most beautiful coastal area, a string of six turquoise coves beneath green cliffs on the dramatic west coast, crowned by a 13th-century clifftop monastery and ringed by sea caves. It is the island’s classic postcard. This guide covers the beaches, the monastery, the boat trips and how to visit. Plan the whole … Read more
Corfu beaches span the turquoise coves and cliffs of Paleokastritsa, the golden family sands of Glyfada and Agios Gordios, the famous Canal d’Amour at Sidari, and quiet pebble bays on the green north-east coast. The lush Ionian island offers more variety of coast than almost anywhere in Greece. This guide covers the best beaches and … Read more
Aliki Paros is a laid-back fishing village on the south coast near the airport, with three natural, walkable beaches, a pretty harbour and seafront fish tavernas almost on the sand. Quiet and away from the busy hubs, it is one of the island’s most atmospheric places for grilled fish by the sea. This guide covers … Read more
Piso Livadi Paros is a relaxed fishing village on the east coast, with a sandy beach, a small harbour and tavernas lining the waterfront, calm and low-key yet with just enough evening buzz. It makes a quiet, family-friendly base close to some of the island’s best beaches. This guide covers what the village is like, … Read more
Lageri beach Paros is a wide, undeveloped stretch of golden sand near Naoussa, reached by a dirt track through a natural reserve and prized for its clear, shallow water and rare quiet. With no beach club, sunbeds or music, it offers the kind of solitude that is hard to find in summer. This guide covers … Read more
Faragas beach Paros is a sheltered south-coast bay of three sandy coves with golden sand, shallow turquoise water and a beach club, protected from the north wind by rocky headlands. Its calm, clear shallows make it a favourite for families and quiet swims. This guide covers what the beach is like, the coves, how to … Read more
Parasporos beach Paros is a broad sandy bay a short way south of Parikia, known for easy swimming, beach bars, music and some of the loveliest evening light close to the capital. Social and summery without being a full party beach, it suits couples, friends and younger travellers. This guide covers what the beach is … Read more
Pounda beach Paros is the island’s kitesurfing and windsurfing hub, set on the narrow channel facing Antiparos, where the meltemi funnels through to create world-class wind. It pairs flat-water conditions and kite schools with the small port for the Antiparos ferry. This guide covers what the beach is like, the wind, the schools, how to … Read more