One of the most famous spots on Corfu Island, Paleokastritsa, is worldwide known for the beauty of its emerald waters, surrendered by olive groves that reach the coast, full of small coves and thousands of flowers. Here you will have time for swimming and sunbathing.

This local producer offers a free tasting of traditional local products: kumquat sweets and liquors, almond candy, limoncello, Greek olive oil, fresh bread, wine, honey and marmalade.

Visiting Kanoni Peninsula is a must during your stay in Corfu. The view of the ancient monasteries set on the twin islets, Pontikonissi (the Mouse Island) and Vlacherna, will bring you the best memories of your holiday once you return back home.

Time for cultural sights and shopping! Travellers can't miss the Old Town of Corfu, UNESCO´s Heritage-listed since 2007: the architecture of Venetian, French and British periods can be found among small alleys and lively squares full of small shops and traditional cafes. Monuments such as the Old Venetian Fortress, Plateia Square, the Palace of Saint Michael and Saint Georges (Asian Art Museum) and the Church of Saint Spiridon, are some of the ones to be seen and visited. The tour doesn't include the entrance to the monuments, which can be admired from a distance as well.