Corfu Town

Corfu Town, also known as Kerkyra, boasts a UNESCO-listed Old Town with narrow cobblestone streets and charming squares. The Liston promenade, reminiscent of Paris, is lined with cafes. Spianada Square is a bustling hub for events. The Old and New Fortresses offer historical insights. The Archaeological Museum showcases artifacts, while Saint Spyridon Church honors the island’s patron saint. The Town Hall, with a clock tower, stands in the central square. The Corfu Museum of Asian Art features a unique collection. Explore local markets and shops for souvenirs and handmade crafts. Corfu Town seamlessly blends history, culture, and vibrant urban life.

Pelekas

The Caesar’s Observatory, just above the village, offers a breathtaking view of the northern and eastern sides of the island, providing enchanting scenes with the sunsets of the western coast. The hill’s summit highlights the evergreen vegetation, the rocky southwest coast, and the crystalline waters of the Ionian Sea.

In the area, there are numerous taverns, cafes, shops, and tourist agencies. Regular routes to the beach depart from the central square of the village. Near, at Ermones, there is a high-quality golf course. Pelekas features some of the most beautiful beaches with golden sand and crystal-clear shallow waters in Western Corfu. The Pelekas Beach (Kontogialos), just 200 meters from our villas, is a miniature version of Glyfada Beach with fine sand. It offers various water sports, and there are umbrellas and sunbeds available for rent. The beachside taverns provide excellent gastronomic delights.

How to get to Corfu.

To reach Corfu, you can use various means of transportation, such as plane, ship, bus, or car, depending on the location from which you start your journey.

Plane: The most common way is to fly to Corfu International Airport “Ioannis Kapodistrias” (CFU).

Ship: You can also reach Corfu by ship from various destinations. The most well-known way is from the port of Patras or Igoumenitsa.

Bus: If you are in Greece or a nearby area, you can also use the bus for your journey. There are daily routes from various cities in Greece that lead to the port of Corfu.

Car: For even greater flexibility and independence, using a car is always an excellent choice. However, before reaching Corfu by car, you should first travel to the island by ship. You can choose between the port of Patras or Igoumenitsa for your journey to Corfu.