What part of Corfu is the best to stay?

Kavos. If you love to party, Kavos is probably the best place for you to stay in Corfu. This popular resort town sits in southern Corfu and is a popular spot for British tourists. Kavos is also a good spot for budget travelers, as you'll find some of Corfu's cheapest accommodation options here.



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Most people have their own preference. Some like the tranquility of the hilly South of Corfu. Many tourists want to celebrate holiday in the neighbourhood of Corfu Town and other places with a bustling nightlife and beaches like Paleokastritsa, Gouvia or Glyfada.

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If you're looking for a lively atmosphere, you should consider staying in Corfu Town or Kavos. Corfu Town has plenty of bars and restaurants, and it's a great place to explore during the day. Kavos is known for its nightlife and party scene, so it's a good choice if you're looking to dance the night away.

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Corfu Town is located approximately 3 km far from Corfu port so you can walk from Corfu Town to Corfu port in almost 30 minutes.

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This is a very popular area for walking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. Corfu Town Walk (???ta st?? p??? t?? ??????a?) An unforgettable walk in the historic center of Corfu town, between the two historic fortresses and the walls that surround it.

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On the northern side of the Ionian Sea, the charming island of Corfu carries a rich historical past, with influences from the Venetian, French, and English cultures that shaped the island's unique architecture. Its picturesque town, mansions, palaces, and gorgeous beaches make Corfu a top destination in western Greece.

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

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Liston and Spianada Square Of all the streets of Corfu Old Town, the Liston is the most famous.

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Alternatively, there is a public bus service that runs from the airport to Corfu town. The journey takes approximately 20-25 minutes, depending on traffic. If you are traveling light and feeling adventurous, you can also walk. This will take you around 30-40 minutes.

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Located on a distance of 23km(14.3 miles) north west of the town of Corfu,Paleokastritsa is famous for its crystal clear blue/green waters that are also very deep cold. The beach is pebbly and once you are into the water,after a few steps you are already unable to touch the bottom of the sea.

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