Corfu offers so many things to do, cultural activities, parades and an environment full of culture, charm, friendliness and cozy atmosphere. Corfu town's historic center has a lot of architectural interest. The CORFU historic center is full of cozy narrow roads, historically important buildings, small squares as well as Espiannade square, museums, churches and plenty of things to see, visit, taste and explore. There is an opportunity to go shopping in the character-full streets of the Corfu town, just by Saint Spyridon church or in the new part of the town. A visit to Saint Spyridon Patron of the island church, shopping in the bric-a-brack shops in old Corfu Town center and a coffee on the famous Liston

Corfu's beaches are, without a doubt, one of its heavyweight draws. Lassoed by beautiful beaches that all vie for your attention, it's difficult to decide where to lay your sunhat. It really depends on how you like your shores. Cashmere-soft sand or pretty-coloured pebbles?
Sweeping curves or secluded coves? Well, don't decide just yet. If you're seeking the Kodak-worthy kind, there are plenty in the running. Pelekas does a good job trying to steal the limelight. A half-moon crescent of sunburnt sand backed by jungle-like hills, it's the perfect picture-postcard. Glyfada is another shimmering hottie. Consistently voted Greece's top beach by the Greeks, it's also a Blue Flag winner. And with honey-coloured sands wide enough to land a 747 on, it's no wonder. If you've got little ones to think about, consider fun-filled Sidari.