Holiday Villas in Corfu

Enjoy a Villa Holiday in Corfu

A calm Greek island but not short of exciting adventures, you’ll be delighted by our villas in Corfu, perfectly located in the middle of it all for a memorable holiday. Here is what you need to know.

Things to do in Corfu

The Emerald Isle offers a sense of serenity and calm but not short of exciting adventures! Soak up the warmth of the Greek sunshine on pretty, cove beaches or enjoy fresh seafood at a local taverna. With an intriguing history and picturesque coastline, your villa holiday in Corfu will not disappoint.

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Beaches in Corfu

Corfu boasts over 200 kilometres of stunning coastline making beaches a key part of holidays here, and you won’t be disappointed. Our villas in Corfu hug the villages and resorts along the northeast coastline, where small cove beaches with turquoise waters await. There’s also Sidari beach on the northern tip of the island which is more commercialised offering water sports and beachside tavernas.

Nightlife in Corfu

Corfu has a reputation for having a lively nightlife, especially in the south of the island in the party resort of Kavos. Our Corfu villas stretch from Corfu Town along the eastern coastline and towards the northern tip at Sidari, where there is a much more laid-back approach. Beachside cocktails whilst witnessing magnificent sunsets, accompanied by live music and Greek dancing can all be enjoyed on this half of the island.

Food and Drink in Corfu

Many local dishes in Corfu feature island ingredients such as fresh fish, olives, lemons and tomatoes. Corfu’s signature dish is the Sofrito – a veal fillet simmered in white wine, garlic and parsley. You’ll get a real taste of authentic Greek food when renting a villa in Corfu, whether it’s at a beachside taverna or enjoying family barbecues at your private villa.

History and Culture in Corfu

A villa holiday in Corfu isn’t complete without a trip to the island’s capital, Corfu Town. Immersed in history, this colourful town is A UNESCO World Heritage site and is home to two Venetian Castles which dominate the narrow, stone-paved streets. The whole island is rich in history, as Corfu has always played a significant role in Military history and trading routes, meaning Mediterranean influences are present to this day.