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Voria KerkyraIonian Islands · Greece

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YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

One destination.
A thousand ways to live it.

North Corfu alternates spectacular beaches and rocky coves with traditional villages nestled in greenery. Between the imposing silhouette of and the clear waters of the Ionian Sea, every outing offers memorable views.

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THE PLACES THAT TELL VORIA KERKYRA

Worth seeing, worth remembering.

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Near Sidari, this stretch of coastline is famous for its sandstone formations shaped by the sea and its small coves. It is especially atmospheric at sunset.

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The pale cliffs and secluded bays of make up one of the most scenic coastal landscapes in Corfu. An ideal viewpoint for admiring the sea and the rugged coastline.

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The ruins of this Byzantine fortress dominate the harbor of Kassiopi and offer a lovely walk among ancient walls and Mediterranean vegetation. From the top, there is a sweeping view of the coast.

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At 906 meters, it is the highest peak in Corfu and offers views that, on clear days, reach the coasts of Albania and mainland Greece. At the summit there is a monastery and a small church.

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At the foot of , this historic village preserves stone houses, quiet lanes, and an old-world atmosphere. It is a pleasant stop to discover the island’s traditional architecture.

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A long beach of pebbles and pale sand overlooking the waters of northern Corfu. The shoreline is ideal for a relaxing day and offers wide views toward the inland mountains.

CHOOSE YOUR PACE

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do you have to get lost?

From a first stroll to a week of discoveries. A starting point to make your own.

A compact itinerary among spectacular rock formations and the most iconic bays of the northern coast.

1Sidari (Canal d'Amour)
2Cape Drastis
3Loggas Beach
4Porto Timoni

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Three days to discover the wild spirit of the northwest and the picturesque charm of the fishing villages.

A full experience combining beach relaxation, mountain excursions, and the rich history of Byzantine and Venetian villages.

GET YOUR BEARINGS, THEN EXPLORE

The city takes shape.
Stop after stop.

BEFORE YOU GO

A well-planned trip.

Getting around

To explore Voria Kerkyra, a car offers the greatest flexibility, especially for reaching beaches and villages with fewer transport links. Local buses connect Corfu Town with some of the main resorts in the north, but services can be infrequent out of season: check the updated timetables before setting off. Secondary roads are sometimes narrow and winding, so drive carefully and allow for longer travel times than expected. In summer, factor in traffic and parking difficulties near the busiest beaches.

When to go

Spring and early autumn are ideal for enjoying the scenery and visiting the area in milder temperatures and with fewer crowds. From June to September the weather is suited to beach life, but July and August are the hottest and busiest months. In the low season the atmosphere is peaceful, although some services and connections may be reduced.

Where to eat

Look for tavernas in the villages and coastal resorts to taste Corfiot cuisine, which blends Greek and Venetian influences. Typical dishes include pastitsada, sofrito and bourdeto, often made with local ingredients. In seaside areas you’ll also find fish and seafood; ask what the day’s specialties are and check whether booking is needed in high season.

Quick tips

Bring cash: in small shops and villages, card payments are not always accepted.
Check bus times in advance, especially for the return journey.
Wear suitable shoes if you plan to reach coves or viewpoints on foot.
In summer, book the car and the most popular restaurants in advance.

YOUR STARTING POINT

Wake up in the right place.

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