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Corfu Reviews
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Places to Visit
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Corfu Guide
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 | Kassiopi The small fishing village of Kassiopi is on the north eastern tip of Corfu. Kassiopi is an attractive resort with traditional narrow streets and overlooked by the ruins of an ancient castle. Nightlife is quite lively with a variety of tavernas and late night bars around the harbour area. The beaches within Kassiopi are all small and pebbly, but the water is clear and blue. There is a daily bus service to Corfu town 22 miles away taking a winding road that leads around the foot of Mount Pandorkrator giving great views towards Albania. more... |
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 | Sidari Sidari, in the north of Corfu, is a long-standing favourite with families and singles alike, thanks to its excellent beaches and lively nightlife. The main beach is a two mile curve of sand and shingle, with safe swimming and a good selection of watersports. Beyond the harbour, the sandstone has been eroded by the sea creating a series of tiny coves. The resort's main street is packed with shops and a wide choice of tavernas and music bars. Sidari is a popular choice with all kinds of holidaymakers, but probably not for those seeking peace and quiet! more... |
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 | St George South Agios Georgios has one of the best sandy beaches on the island (6 miles long) and safe for children. The beach is well organized and has been awarded the blue flag. The resort itself lacks character, but it's an ideal base for those who like walking and cycling. Those wishing to explore further will probably need a car although there are some excursions available. If you are looking for peace and quiet and are planning to spend most of your holiday on the beach, then St George could be the place for you. more... |
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