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Top Things to Do in Corfu
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Corfu: Paxos & Antipaxos Blue Caves Boat Tour with LunchYou board in Corfu, sail past the Old Fortress and Kanoni peninsula, then enter two sea caves with electric-blue water and white limestone walls. You swim and snorkel at Antipaxos in turquoise coves, see small protected islands, and finish with lunch in the waterfront village of Gaios before returning to Corfu in the evening. All entry fees and multilingual guiding are included.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Corfu who want to see the Ionian islands and sea caves in one day without arranging their own boat. Plan for a full day on the water — that's what lets you reach two caves, snorkel at Antipaxos, and still have time in Gaios village.
Corfu: Governor’s Olive Mill Tour & Olive Oil Tasting with PickupYou’ll wander ancient Corfu olive groves with a local guide, learn family secrets at the Governor’s Olive Mill, and taste award-winning olive oil paired with fresh Greek bites and local wine. Includes hotel pickup and a hands-on tasting workshop—expect laughter, real stories, and a flavor you’ll remember long after you leave.
Corfu: Private Yacht Cruise with Swim Stops & DrinksYou’ll sail Corfu’s coastline by private yacht with a local skipper, stopping to swim at Vido Island and Garitsa Bay, snack on sandwiches and fresh veggies, sip wine or beer, and take in Venetian fortress views from the water. Whether it’s laughter over airplane landings or quiet sunset moments, this cruise leaves you feeling like you’ve really touched Corfu.
Corfu Old Town: Food & Culture Walking Tour with LunchYou’ll wander Corfu’s Old Town with a local guide who shares stories as you sample warm pies straight from the oven, taste olive oil in tiny shops, meet welcoming vendors, and end with a proper Corfiot lunch. Expect laughter over ginger beer, quiet moments in historic alleys, and flavors that linger long after you leave.
Corfu: Pirate Ship Cruise & Vlacherna Monastery 75 MinYou board the Black Rose in Corfu Town and sail for 75 minutes past both Venetian fortresses, Vlacherna Monastery, and the old town waterfront. Planes land overhead, the bar keeps you comfortable, and kids get pirate props. The boat departs every two hours, so timing is flexible. All fees are included.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Corfu's main sights from the water without a long commitment — the 75 minutes is enough to cover the fortresses, monastery, and old town without eating your whole afternoon. Families with children enjoy the pirate theme and plane-watching; the frequent departures mean you can fit it into almost any schedule.
Corfu: Private Day Tour Achilleion Palace, Paleokastritsa & TownYou’ll walk palace gardens once roamed by an empress, dip your toes (or more) in Paleokastritsa’s emerald bays, and lose yourself among Corfu Town’s Venetian lanes with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Includes private pickup and drop-off—so you can relax into island time.
Corfu: Boat Trip with Swimming & Beach BBQ LunchYou’ll cruise along northeast Corfu’s coast with a local captain, stopping to swim in clear waters and explore Agios Andreas cave before enjoying a Greek BBQ lunch right on the beach (drinks included). Expect laughter, fresh air, and time to just let go — all with pickup arranged so you can just show up and relax.
Corfu: Electric Fat Bike Self-Guided Tour with Route ScreensYou’ll ride an electric fat bike through North Corfu’s backroads, pausing at a nearly deserted Venetian village reclaimed by nature, wandering Mon Repos’ shaded trails to Apollo’s ruined temple, and relaxing in Kassiopi’s lively harbor cafés. Go at your own pace with digital route screens guiding you—there’s time for detours or just soaking up silence between stops.
Corfu: Private Custom Tour with Flexible Itinerary & PickupYou’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.
Corfu: Paleokastritsa & Glyfada Private Beach Tour PickupYou’ll float in Paleokastritsa’s clear waters, visit a hilltop monastery with sea views, and unwind on Glyfada’s golden sand—all with private pickup from Corfu port and a friendly local driver who knows every shortcut. Expect simple pleasures: salty air, warm sun, maybe even a laugh trying out your Greek.
Corfu: Private Boat Tour Old Fortress, Mouse Island & SnorkelingYou’ll board your own boat in Corfu’s old port with a local skipper who knows every curve of the coast. Glide past historic fortresses, swim off Vido Island where the water is shockingly clear, and snack on simple Greek treats between stops. There’s room for laughter and quiet moments — plus all your drinks and snorkeling gear are included.
Corfu Cruise: Paleokastritsa Boat & Monastery with Town WalkYou're picked up at the cruise port and driven to Paleokastritsa, where you choose between a 45-minute wooden boat ride (with sea cave entry if conditions allow) or beach time. Next is the 13th-century Monastery of Paleokastritsa on a hilltop with sea views, followed by a guided walk through Corfu Town's UNESCO streets and an hour to eat and shop on your own. You're returned to the ship with time to spare — the whole day is scheduled around your departure.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you're docked in Corfu and want the main sights — coast, monastery, town — without arranging your own transport or worrying about ship departure times. The 6-hour window and guaranteed return mean you can relax instead of watching the clock.
Paxos & Antipaxos Blue Caves Cruise from Corfu: 8 hours, 20 guests maxYou cruise to three islands in eight hours, swimming at the Blue Caves and Vrika Beach, exploring Gaios Port on foot, and snorkeling in the Blue Lagoon where you feed fish by hand. The boat holds 20 people maximum and docks directly at beaches, so you skip the crowded-boat feeling and the wade-through-the-shallows part. Prosecco, snorkeling gear, lunch time ashore, and crew photos are all included; you just need to show up at Lefkimmi Port.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paxos and Antipaxos without the chaos of a big group boat, and you're comfortable spending most of the day in or near the water. The small group size and direct beach access are what make it feel less like a tour and more like a day with people who know the islands.
Corfu: Olive Grove Tour, 19th-Century Mill & Tasting MezeYou’ll wander ancient Corfu olive groves with a local family, step inside their 19th-century mill for hands-on stories, taste fresh-pressed organic olive oil, then share a homemade meze lunch under the trees—with wine from their own vines. It’s slow-paced, warm-hearted, and leaves you feeling connected to real Corfiot tradition.
Corfu: Parga & Sivota Islands Blue Lagoon CruiseYou board a boat in Corfu and spend the day sailing past the Old Town and its fortresses, swimming in the turquoise Blue Lagoon near Sivota, exploring a sea cave, and walking through the hillside village of Parga with lunch included. A multilingual guide narrates the route in English, German, French, Italian or Russian, and you return to Corfu in the late afternoon with no separate tickets or transport to arrange.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Corfu's coastline and the nearby islands without renting a car or arranging separate boat tickets and restaurant reservations—the cruise handles the route, timing, and lunch, leaving you to swim and walk at your own pace.
Corfu Cooking Class: Greek Starters, Salad & Wine with ChristosYou arrive and get assigned a cooking role, then pick fresh vegetables from the garden and prepare four starters, a Greek salad, a main course from Corfiot or Greek tradition, and dessert. Wine and tsipouro flow throughout. Once cooking ends, you sit and eat everything you made together. The whole experience runs 4.5 to 6 hours and includes all ingredients, equipment, lunch, and beverages.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn Greek cooking hands-on without a lecture format—Christos guides you through the work, and the garden vegetables mean the food tastes different than a standard class recipe. The 4.5–6 hour window gives you time to cook properly and sit down hungry to eat what you made.
Corfu Town: Small Group Food Tour with Local TastingsYou’ll walk Corfu Town’s winding streets tasting flaky pies for brunch, sipping kumquat liqueur where locals shop, sampling homemade butter at a family dairy, then sharing lunch with wine or ouzo while your guide shares stories you won’t find in any brochure.
Corfu Old Town Walking Tour with Rescue DogsYou walk Corfu's Old Town for an hour with a licensed guide and a friendly rescue dog, hitting the Esplanade, Liston, and People's Gardens. The pace is unhurried because locals stop to greet the dog, and that's when you learn the real rhythm of the city. Ten percent of your ticket price supports local animal rescue organizations. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?This tour works if you want to see Corfu's main squares and landmarks without a rigid schedule, and if you're willing to move at the pace the dogs set — which means slower, more human, and more connected to the place than a standard walking tour.
Corfu: Private Catamaran Cruise with Swim Stops & DrinksYou’ll feel salt on your skin as you sail past Corfu’s secret bays on a private catamaran cruise. Swim at hidden beaches only boats can reach, snack on fresh fruit with local wine or prosecco, and laugh with a friendly crew who make you feel at home. It’s relaxed, sun-soaked, and just a little bit magic—perfect for sharing with people you care about.
Corfu Aquarium: Guided Tour & Mediterranean Marine LifeYou get entry to the Corfu Aquarium with a guided tour included, moving through Mediterranean fish tanks and an international reptile house. The guide explains the species as you walk, all surfaces are wheelchair accessible, and strollers fit comfortably. No separate guide fee, no entry line negotiation — just show up and start exploring.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand what you're looking at rather than just walk past tanks — the included guide does that work for you, and the accessible layout means families with strollers, wheelchairs, or mixed ages can move through together without splitting up.
