What are the best months in Corfu?

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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Winters in Corfu are mild and wet with temperatures still averaging around 14 or 15 Celsius. Spells of heavy rain can be quite significant with December seeing the wettest month with an average of 178mm of rain.

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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 Corfu tourist season runs from early May to the end of October. May nights could be a little chilly. Of course, if Corfu is your stopping off point for your ferry transport to Greece, you'll likely arrive in summer, when you can expect very high daytime temperatures, with only slight cooling at night.

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So, if you're not keen on jostling for space in bars, restaurants, beaches and cultural attractions, October is a good time to visit Corfu. In addition, while you should expect some rain (more on that below), the weather in Corfu in October remains warm, as does the sea.

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Corfu's weather in May stays in the 20s and it doesn't rain much throughout the month, around the same as in August and September. May is also when flights begin making it a good time to go if you get in early. If you want heat and to avoid school holidays, then September is the best month for you.

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To swim a little longer In the Ionian Islands, the climate is temperate and remains rather mild in October: the temperatures still range between 14 and 23° in Corfu, with an average water temperature of 22°. So head for the Bay of Paleokastrítsa with its sandy coves lapped by a translucent sea.

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With typical long, hot Mediterranean summers, you'll still get lots of sun if you book your Corfu holidays in October, although there will be quite a bit of rain too. Corfu's two mountain ranges divide the island into three districts and bring more rain to the island than other Greek islands.

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Corfu, one of the top five tourist destinations in Greece, is located in the northern Ionian Sea. It is renowned for its enchanting beaches, traditional villages, and rich culture. In brief, visiting for 3 to 5 days is recommended to explore Corfu as much as possible.

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Corfu is full of bugs, beautiful bugs! If you take the time to stop and look at flowers and bushes while you are walking on Corfu, you will discover a whole world full of colourful insects. There are insects active throughout the year, but the spring is of course their favourite season!

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Sunshine and rainfall There is a 57% chance of a perfect sunny day and a 43% chance of seeing some clouds, with on average 80mm of rainfall this month.

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Corfu is well-known as the perfect Mediterranean destination for luxury holidays.

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Located on the north-west coast of Corfu, the village of Paleokastrítsa is considered to be the most beautiful on the island. Nestled in a rocky bay with steep cliffs, it enjoys an ideal location in the Ionian Sea.

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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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How much money will you need for your trip to Corfu? You should plan to spend around €113 ($119) per day on your vacation in Corfu, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, €31 ($32) on meals for one day and €55 ($59) on local transportation.

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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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The DON'Ts of Your Corfu Vacation:
  • Avoid trying the food: ...
  • Skip the museums: ...
  • Coming just for the sea: ...
  • Avoiding interactions with the locals: ...
  • Not going beyond the Old Corfu Town: ...
  • Planning too many things: ...
  • Swearing by the roads: ...
  • Avoiding local festivals:


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The risk for mosquito activity is extremely high. Wear long-sleeved shirts and pants when spending time outdoors to prevent bites. The risk for mosquito activity is high. Consider an EPA-registered repellent to deter mosquito bites.

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The best way to get around Corfu is by bus or on foot. Renting a car is also an option if you're itching to explore the island and want more flexiblility. If you just plan on lounging by the beach your whole vacation or are staying central to Corfu Town, your own two feet should suffice.

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Corfu is a big island compared to the other islands in Greece. There are many places you can visit, so 5 to 7 days or even more would be great. Bear in mind that you will need to rent a car to go around the island.

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If you're looking for an action-packed vacation with plenty of activities on offer, then Crete is definitely the place to be. However, if you're after a more relaxed holiday where you can simply enjoy some time in the sun, then Corfu could be a better option.

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