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Corfu Town
Wander through the old town’s narrow kantounia, past pastel façades, little squares and traces of its Venetian past. It’s lovely as a couple to turn down a side street without a set destination, then pause for a while on the Spianada.
Paleokastritsa
Just off Paleokastritsa, Corfu looks different from the water, with small boats passing steep cliffs and slipping into hidden coves. Share the coastal views, stop for a swim and let the trip unfold at an easy pace.
Sidari
At Canal d’Amour near Sidari, pale sandstone cliffs shape little coves and natural passages. Stroll along the shore, take in the sculpted rock faces and find a quiet spot for a swim.
Gastouri
At Achilleion in Gastouri, mythological sculptures and the palace’s sweeping façade evoke another age. Pair a cultural stop with a walk through the green surroundings, and you’ll have plenty to talk about on the way back.
Issos and Lake Korission
Between Issos Beach and Lake Korission, the landscape opens out into dunes, coastline and lagoon. Walk together beside the water and watch the colours of the sea and wetlands shift.
Our pick for adults
Lakones
As the sun sinks over the west coast, look out from Lakones across Paleokastritsa and the Ionian Sea. Stay a little longer, share a quiet moment and let the evening begin without much of a plan.
Corfu is different from the other Greek islands: greener, more British, more Venetian. Instead of the barren Cyclades landscape, you’ll find cypress trees, olive groves (over 4 million trees!) and an old town that feels like a small Venice — complete with arcades, cantatas and cricket on the main square. For adults seeking Greek character with European elegance, Corfu is a perfect match.
The adults-only hotels curated by Adults Oasis in Corfu make the most of this unique atmosphere: romantic hotels in Venetian villas, cliff resorts above the Ionian Sea and hidden country houses among the olive groves.
Corfu’s old town (Kerkyra) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and livelier than almost any other Greek island town: Spianada Square, Liston arcades, jazz bars and a cuisine shaped by Venetian, French and British influences.
The north-east (Kalami, Agni, Kouloura) is the Corfu of Gerald Durrell: small coves, tavernas right by the water and turquoise sea views towards the Albanian coast. Peace and beauty in perfect combination.
The west offers the most dramatic beaches: Paleokastritsa with its caves, Porto Timoni — a double cove accessible on foot or by boat — and Glyfada with its golden sand.
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