You’ll shape your own day in Corfu: start with hotel or port pickup, meet locals at places like a centuries-old olive mill or UNESCO-listed Corfu Town, and decide if you want beach time or hilltop views—all with a private guide who knows every shortcut. It’s less about ticking boxes and more about feeling what makes this island tick.
I’ll never forget the moment our driver, Spiros, grinned at my list of “must-sees” and said, “We’ll do it all—just not all at once!” That set the tone. It’s funny how you picture a private custom Corfu tour as this smooth, planned-out thing, but ours started with me nervously juggling maps and my partner insisting we had to see Paleokastritsa first. The car smelled faintly of sea air (or maybe that was just us after the ferry), and the AC was a relief because the island sun doesn’t mess around.
Spiros knew every shortcut—he grew up here—and I swear he greeted half the people we passed by name. We wound through olive groves so old they looked fossilized, then stopped at a 15th-century olive mill where Maria handed us bread soaked in oil so grassy and sharp I nearly coughed (in a good way). She laughed when I tried to say “efharisto” properly. After that, we drifted into Corfu Town—UNESCO status feels different when you’re weaving through alleys instead of reading about it online. The stones were warm underfoot and there was this smell of coffee and laundry soap hanging in the air.
Later, we could’ve picked Glyfada beach or more villages—Spiros left it up to us. We ended up at Pelekas for that view from Kaizer’s Throne. The light was gold on the hills and honestly, I didn’t want to leave. There’s something about seeing Corfu like this—on your own timing, with someone who actually lives here—that sticks with you longer than any postcard shot. I still think about that last breeze before we got back in the car.
Yes, pickup and drop-off are included from your Corfu hotel, Airbnb, or cruise port.
Yes, your itinerary is fully flexible—you can select stops like Paleokastritsa, Corfu Town, Glyfada Beach, or others based on your interests.
No, entrance fees and meals are not included; you'll pay those separately if you choose to enter specific sites or eat out.
Yes, specialized infant seats are available upon request for families traveling with young children.
This is a half-day tour; exact duration depends on your custom itinerary but generally covers several hours.
A professional guide is included if you select that option during booking; otherwise you'll have a professional driver-guide.
Yes, infants and small children are welcome; they can ride in prams or strollers as needed.
Your day includes private pickup and drop-off at your hotel or cruise port in Corfu, all transport by modern air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver (and guide if selected), plus all taxes covered—meals and entry fees are up to you along the way.
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