09:30

Entrance to the Old Fortress of Corfu

Set aside about two hours for the fortress, which is reachable on foot from the center; the climbs, bastions, and views over the port require comfortable shoes. Admission may cost roughly €6–10, with opening hours and prices subject to change.

Bring water and check closing times, especially in the low season.

12:00

Spianada Square

Cross the large central square and take in the Cricket Ground, the tree-lined areas, and the buildings that reflect the island’s different rulers. The visit is free; allow 30–45 minutes.

12:45

Lunch break around the Liston

Choose a taverna or café under the arcades and try local dishes like sofrito or pastitsada. For a simple lunch, budget around €12–22 per person, drinks not included.

14:15

Liston

Stroll under the arcades inspired by those of Rue de Rivoli and stop for a coffee or an ice cream. It’s a pleasant area for watching local life unfold; a drink can cost around €3–8.

15:00

Church of Saint Spyridon

Step inside the church dedicated to Corfu’s patron saint, famous for its bell tower and richly decorated interiors. Admission is usually free, but it’s important to respect the worshippers and dress appropriately.

16:00

Palace of St. Michael and St. George

Visit the neoclassical palace and, if open, the museum housed inside it; allow about an hour. Tickets, if required, can cost around €3–8; check seasonal opening hours in advance.

17:30

Transfer to Acharavi or Kassiopi

Pick up or return the car and head to your base in the north: the journey usually takes 50–75 minutes, depending on the destination and traffic. A taxi ride can cost around €60–100; by bus the trip is slower and depends on available services.

09:00

Departure for Paleokastritsa

From Acharavi or Kassiopi, allow about 60–80 minutes by car, with winding roads on the final stretch. Park in the available spaces and continue on foot toward the monastery.

10:15

Monastery of Paleokastritsa

Visit the monastic complex overlooking the sea and its flower-filled courtyards, keeping in mind that opening hours may change. Admission is generally free; donations are welcome and dress should be respectful.

11:30

Agios Spiridon Beach

Reach the main beach in the bay for a swim or a short stroll along the seafront. Access is free; sun loungers and an umbrella may cost around €15–30 for the day, depending on the season and the operator.

13:00

Lunch and optional boat trip

Have lunch at a tavern on the harbor and consider a boat excursion to the caves and coves accessible from the sea. A meal can cost €15–25 per person; shared tours often last 1–2 hours and may start at around €15–30.

15:30

Lakones

Drive up to the village of Lakones, about 15–25 minutes from the bay, and walk through its narrow lanes. Stop at the viewpoints to admire the rugged coastline and inlets from above; free to visit.

17:00

Angelokastro

Reach the fortress perched on the coast and allow 20–30 minutes of driving from Lakones, followed by a walk uphill over uneven ground. The visit takes about an hour; admission may cost around €3–6, but opening hours and accessibility vary.

09:00

Arrival at Sidari Beach

Reach Sidari by car from the northern base, usually allowing 20–40 minutes. The beach is wide and well equipped in season; access is free, while sun loungers and an umbrella may cost about €15–30.

10:30

Canal d'Amour

Walk along the sandstone formations shaped by the sea and admire the small channels and coves. The visit is free, but the surfaces can be slippery: avoid climbing on the friable edges and be careful of the waves.

12:30

Lunch in Sidari

Stop at a village taverna for a leisurely meal; expect around €13–24 per person. In the busier months, it’s a good idea to book ahead or have lunch before peak hours.

14:30

Cape Drastis

Continue toward the headland, allowing about 20–30 minutes of driving and the final stretches on narrow roads. Walk to the viewpoints and take in the pale cliffs; check road conditions and keep well away from the edges.

16:30

Logas Beach

Head to Peroulades for the beach and the viewpoints along the coast. The descent can be steep and the shoreline changes with tides and sea conditions; access is free, while any drinks or food at the bar are extra.

18:00

Return and dinner in the Sidari area

Stay for the late-afternoon light and then head back at an easy pace; reaching Acharavi takes about 25–35 minutes by car. A taverna dinner can cost roughly €18–30 per person.

09:00

Folklore Museum of Acharavi

Spend about an hour at the ethnographic museum, where objects and traces of the island’s traditional life are gathered. Opening times may be seasonal and subject to change; expect a possible entry fee of around €3–6.

10:30

Walk in Acharavi

Explore the center and the essential shops before the midday heat. A short coffee break may cost around €3–6; take the chance to buy water and supplies.

11:30

Roda Beach

Get to Roda in about 10–15 minutes by car and stroll along the seafront, with a chance to swim. Access is free; for a light seaside lunch, budget €10–18 per person.

13:00

Lunch and transfer to Antinioti

Have lunch in Roda or Acharavi, then drive toward the Antinioti area, allowing about 25–35 minutes. Road surfaces and conditions on secondary stretches can change: check locally before leaving the main road.

15:00

Antinioti Lagoon

Admire the wetland from accessible paths and avoid disturbing the habitats; this is a natural area, not a developed site. Bring water and suitable shoes, and note that facilities or shade are not always available.

16:30

Agios Spyridon Beach

Wrap up with a swim on the sandy beach and a walk along the coast. Access is free; facilities and sunbed rentals, around €15–30, depend on the season and which businesses are open.

09:00

Arrival in Kassiopi

Park in the village area and continue on foot: the center is compact, but in high season parking spaces can be hard to find. From the base, the transfer usually takes 15–35 minutes.

09:30

Kassiopi Castle

Climb up to the Byzantine castle and walk carefully along the paths between the walls, taking in its strategic position above the village. The visit is generally free, but the ground is uneven and the area may be under maintenance.

11:00

Kassiopi Harbour

Head down to the harbor and stroll among boats, tavernas, and the lanes of the center. It’s a pleasant stop for a coffee, typically €3–6, and to check for any local boat excursions.

12:30

Lunch at the harbor

Choose a taverna serving fish dishes or Corfiot specialties; expect around €18–35 per person, depending on the course and the catch. During busy periods, booking ahead can help you avoid waiting.

14:00

Bataria Beach

Reach the little cove on foot via a short path that may include steps and rocky ground. Access is free; bring water shoes and a snorkel mask, as the shoreline is partly pebbly.

16:00

Kanoni Beach

Continue to this small nearby beach, checking the route and sea conditions before going into the water. Services are not always available: bring water and snacks bought in the village.

08:30

Departure for Old Perithia

Drive inland along the mountain roads; allow about 35–55 minutes from Acharavi or Kassiopi. Take care on narrow stretches and bring water, as facilities are limited.

09:30

Old Perithia

Stroll among the village’s stone houses and churches, taking in the traces of the island’s rural life. Access is free; some places may open only during certain periods, so don’t base your visit on a single restaurant.

11:30

Stop at a village tavern

Take a break for a coffee or a snack, typically €4–12, or book lunch if you plan to stay longer. Check opening hours in advance, especially outside peak season.

13:00

Climb Mount Pantokrator

Continue by car to the summit, allowing about 30–45 minutes on a winding road. From the top, if the sky is clear, you can make out the Albanian coast and the nearby islands; access is free.

14:30

Lunch and descent toward Nymfes

Have a simple lunch before heading back down; expect to spend €12–22 per person. For Nymfes, allow another 35–50 minutes of driving and keep in mind that directions to the waterfall may be basic.

16:30

Nymfes Waterfalls

Reach the waterfall with a short walk, which can become slippery after rain; the water flow varies greatly with the season. Access is free, and services on site are not guaranteed.

09:00

Kalami Beach

Get to Kalami by car, usually 15–35 minutes from your base, and enjoy the pebble beach and clear water. Access is free; sun loungers and an umbrella may cost around €15–30.

11:00

Coastal walk to Agni Bay

Head toward Agni, either with a short drive or a coastal walk only if the trail is passable and the heat allows it. The bay is small and sea access is free.

12:30

Lunch at Agni Bay

Stop at a seaside taverna and budget roughly €20–40 per person for a full lunch, especially if you choose fish. In high season, booking ahead is advisable; some places may offer boat arrivals.

14:30

Kouloura Harbour

Reach the small harbor in about 10–20 minutes by car and take a photo walk among the boats and the houses near the shore. The stop is free and brief; avoid blocking access to properties and harbor activities.

16:00

Barbati Beach

Continue on to Barbati for your last swim: the shoreline is pebbly and the water gets deep quickly in some areas. Access is free, with facilities and sunbed rentals varying, often around €15–30.

18:00

Return and final dinner

Head back to base or toward your starting point, allowing 20–40 minutes depending on the location. For a taverna dinner, plan on about €18–30 per person and factor in the time needed to return the car.