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Surrounded by lush greenery and rocky cliffs, Paleokastritsa Beach is known for its crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches, and stunning natural beauty. The beach is also great for a variety of water sports, making it popular amongst adrenaline seekers. Tours of the bay will take you the enchanting Nausicaa's Cave and the famous Blue Caves, and secluded beaches that are only accessible by boat. The Monastery of Theotokou overlooking the bay is just a short distance from the beach and is considered one of the most important monasteries on the island. – Tripadvisor

Soak up the romantic Mediterranean vibes and architecture along the cobbled streets of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the labyrinth of historic houses, bars and restaurants, and quaint little shops selling souvenirs, Greek food, olive wood, and handcrafted goods. From the old town, you can visit the Old and New Fortresses that offer a slice of Corfu's maritime history, and amazing views of the town and sea; Spianada Square is also a great spot for people-watching and is a stone’s throw away from the Corfu Museum of Asian Art—all of which are typical stops on a tour of Corfu. – Tripadvisor

This series of unique rock formations on Corfu’s northwestern coast create narrow channels and small bays that are ideal for swimming. Climb the cliffs for stunning views of the beautiful landscape and the Ionian Sea. There aren’t many spots to sunbathe, but the shallow blue waters make for good swimming and snorkeling—explore hidden coves and small caves you can swim under. Canal D’Amourets gets very busy during the day—visit towards the evening for a peaceful sunset, or stay at the resort and hit the beach early. Watch out for cliff jumpers when you’re in the water. – Tripadvisor

Aqualand is equipped with all kinds of water attractions and has many facilities to make your day exciting until the last moment. Surrounded by green forests a total area of 75.000 square meters this water oasis will make your visit a truly pleasant and enjoyable even in the hottest days of the summer. Relax under our beautiful maple trees or enjoy the thrill of our multislides. We cater for all your needs them that is why Aqualand is acknowledged to be one of the best waterparks in Europe.

This long horseshoe-shaped bay in northwest Corfu is about a 45 minutes drive from Corfu Town. This sandy and pebbly beach has calm and clear waters—great for swimming—and plenty of sunbeds for rent, and water sports amenities, including a boat taxi to the popular Porto Timoni Beach nearby. Stay until sunset to enjoy spectacular views against the Ionian Sea, before hitting up the nearby tavernas and restaurants for food and drinks. This beach is also known as Agios Georgios Pagon, not to be confused with ​​Agios Georgios Argyradon located further south. It can get busy since it's near the city center, especially during summer. – Tripadvisor

Open only the Imperial gardens, from 08:00 – 16:00 daily. The palace is closed due to restoration work.

"Welcome! Please, come in! The Count will be with you presently. He hopes you will join him and the Countess in the drawing room for tea." This is what you would hear at Casa Parlante, the most alive historical museum in Corfu. A 19th century noble mansion comes to life with stories to tell. In the unique architectural setting of a classical mansion in the historic Old town of Corfu, the everyday life of the island's 19th century nobility is recreated. Through animated figures, using robotic technology, and the perfect reproduction of decor and furnishing, Casa Parlante promises to deliver you a true insight into bygone Corfu. Awakening all your senses, the traditions of the island unfold in front of you, depicting family life in an authentic experience of sights, sounds and smells. Before your eyes the house will come to life... Listen to the children of the family playing music, smell the aromas of the cook's virtuosic cuisine, read the headlines of the Count's newspaper... Casa Parlante is a unique museum: it brings history to life and lets the visitor breathe it in.

Located close to Afionas, this double beach is a popular day trip spot, loved for its seclusion, lush green hills, and clear waters that are great for snorkeling. To get to the beach, you can take a boat or pedalo from Agios Georgios Pagon, or embark on a 20-minute downhill hike from Afionas. There aren't amenities by the beach so load up on food, refreshments, and sunblock—there's not much shade as well. It gets pretty busy in summer, so get there early if you want to snag a good spot. You can explore Porto Timoni and Corfu's less accessible beaches on a beach tour, which usually covers transport. – Tripadvisor