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Sea cliffs and clear blue water near the Blue Caves of Paxos

Paxos & Antipaxos Boat Trip

from €50Full day, about 10 hours

CouplesNo car needed

A boat south to Corfu's smaller, quieter neighbors, turquoise water, sea caves and Antipaxos's famously clear coves.

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The arcaded Liston promenade in Corfu Old Town

Corfu Old Town Walking Tour

€€Half day, about 2 to 3 hours

First dayNo car neededWith children

A guided walk through the Venetian era streets, the Liston arcades and the two fortresses, good orientation for a first visit.

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Corfu sunset cruise wooden boat

Sunset Cruise

€€Evening, about 3 hours

CouplesNo car needed

A slow trip along the coast on a traditional wooden boat, drinks and snacks included on most sailings.

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The rocky headlands and coves of the Paleokastritsa coast, Corfu

Paleokastritsa Sea Caves Boat Trip

from €1545 minutes for the short boat, 2 to 3 hours for the longer trip

With childrenCouples

A small boat trip out of Paleokastritsa into the sea caves along that stretch of coast, often combined with a swim stop.

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An old olive grove near Moraitika on Corfu

Olive Oil & Wine Tasting Tour

€€Half day, about 4 to 5 hours

CouplesRainy day

A countryside visit to a family run olive mill, tasting the oil that Corfu's groves are known for, often paired with local wine.

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Aerial view over the harbour town of Gaios on Paxos

Paxos

Ferry fareDay trip, about 1 hour each way by fast boat

CouplesNo car needed

A small, green island south of Corfu with sea caves, olive groves and the sheltered harbour town of Gaios, a popular day trip by boat.

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The turquoise water of Vrika beach on Antipaxos

Antipaxos

Ferry fareDay trip, reached from Paxos or on a Corfu boat trip

CouplesNo car needed

A tiny island just south of Paxos, famed for the Voutoumi and Vrika coves, among the clearest, most turquoise water in the Ionian.

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A narrow lane in Corfu Old Town, free to wander

Corfu Town on Foot

FreeHalf day, 2 to 4 hours at your own pace

First dayNo car neededCouplesWith children

The old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and walking it costs nothing. The Liston arcade, the Spianada, the narrow kantounia lanes behind it, and the view back from the Old Fortress causeway. The cheapest half day on the island and one of the best.

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A quiet undeveloped beach on the south west coast of Corfu

The Beaches, for Nothing

FreeAs long as you like

With childrenCouplesFirst day

Every beach in Greece has free public access to the water. Sunbeds and umbrellas are charged on the organised stretches, but there is almost always a free section alongside, and the quieter west coast bays are free throughout.

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The Antivouniotissa Byzantine Museum in Corfu Old Town

Free Museum and Site Days

FreeFixed dates through the year

Rainy dayFirst dayCouples

Entry to every state run archaeological site, monument and museum on Corfu is free on 6 March, 18 April, 18 May, the last weekend of September and 28 October, plus the first and third Sunday of the month from 1 November to 31 March only. There is no free Sunday between April and October.

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Vlacherna monastery on its causeway below Kanoni, Corfu

Kanoni and Mouse Island View

FreeAbout 2 hours including the bus out

No car neededCouplesFirst dayWith children

The view down over Vlacherna monastery on its causeway and Pontikonisi behind it, from the terrace at Kanoni. Blue Bus route 2 runs out from Corfu Town, so no car is needed. The view itself costs nothing; the short boat across to Pontikonisi is charged separately.

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Mount Pantokrator, the highest point on Corfu

Mount Pantokrator Summit

FreeHalf day by car, longer on foot

CouplesFirst day

The highest point on the island at 906 metres, with the whole of Corfu, the Albanian coast and on a clear day the Italian horizon laid out below. The road runs to the top and there is no entry charge. Go early, the haze builds through the day.

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