Is the sea in Corfu warm?

Glyfada (Corfu) water temperatures peak in the range 25 to 27°C (77 to 81°F) on around the 14th of August and are at their lowest on about the 20th of February, in the range 14 to 15°C (57 to 59°F). Year round warm water temperatures at Glyfada (Corfu) climb to their maximum in mid August.



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Glyfada (Corfu) water temperatures peak in the range 25 to 27°C (77 to 81°F) on around the 14th of August and are at their lowest on about the 20th of February, in the range 14 to 15°C (57 to 59°F). Year round warm water temperatures at Glyfada (Corfu) climb to their maximum in mid August.

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Onto the east side of Corfu! This is the side Corfu Town is on and where we stayed during our trip. The east side beaches are much warmer than the ones on the west side and we found them to be much less touristy.

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Glyfada Beach, west coast This family-friendly beach is one of the most popular in Corfu. With powdery gold sand and rolling green hills, Glyfada's calm, shallow waters make it perfect for families. It's also stacked with sunbeds, umbrellas and beach service, meaning you can stay all day and not lift a finger.

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By far the warmest waters of Greece: The small island of Kastelorizo. Around the island one can find almost tropical sea life, including sponges, normally not found so far north. Next the east coast of Rhodes. The big island of Crete, further south, has cooler waters, caused by currents.

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The warmest water in Greece is in Corfu where water has 27.5 degrees celsius. On the contrary, the lowest temperature is in Rethimno where water has only 26.6 degrees celsius.

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September-November For a relaxed Corfu getaway complete with prime beach weather and hardly any crowds, plan a trip for early fall. Average highs in September rest in the low 80s, perfect for a swim in the Mediterranean. However, you can expect temperatures to decline steadily as November approaches.

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If you're a sunseeker the best time to visit Corfu is between June and August. The hottest month of the year is July with an average daily maximum of 33 C and an average low of 22 C. The coolest month of the year is January with an average daily maximum of 14 C and an average low of 5 C.

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Best beaches in Corfu
  1. Dassia Bay, east coast. The east coast of Corfu — with its lovely, green backdrop — has some of the isle's most popular beaches. ...
  2. Kontokali, east coast. ...
  3. Barbati, east coast. ...
  4. Paleokastritsa, west coast. ...
  5. Rovinia, west coast. ...
  6. Sidari, north coast. ...
  7. Glyfada, west coast. ...
  8. Issos, south coast.


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The best times to visit Corfu are April to May and September to November. Although there is never really a bad season in the Mediterranean, you'll find that winter temperatures are too chilly to swim off the shores of Corfu, while the summer months draw hordes of tourists.

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The scenery may be stunning, but the roads have hairpin turns and reckless native drivers. Watch the road and your speed carefully while you drive so you don't end up like some of the previous tourists who have driven right off the hillside.

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1. Get water shoes. I mention the need for water shoes in my Corfu beaches blog post because they are a must-have. I really wish I had gotten some before our trip because the rocks on the beach and the sea urchins in the water are not ideal to navigate with bare feet.

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Corfu Winds In winter cold winds can blow from the north-east and the south, but in the summer the wind is more likely to be a north-westerly. Some of the western coastal resorts are therefore particularly popular with windsurfers and other water sports enthusiasts.

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And while the town will have you smitten, it's actually the incredible coastline that keeps visitors coming back – quite possibly the prettiest in all of Greece. Crystal clear waters surround Corfu and give way to soaring sea cliffs, dazzling grottos, secret beaches, sea caves and secluded coves.

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Although tap water is safe in Corfu, bottled water tastes much better! Drugs are not tolerated. Possession of even small quantities can result in lengthy imprisonment and large fines.

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If you've made it this far, hopefully, this article has helped you answer, “Is Corfu worth visiting?”. Considering its world-renowned UNESCO World Heritage sites, some of the freshest seafood, and breathtaking turquoise beaches, it's safe to say that the general answer is a resounding yes!

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