Jazz concert in the heart of Corfu

Corfu tour with Achillion Palace and Paleokastritsa

Northern Corfu is all idyllic villages, monuments and rugged coastline. Head into sun-dappled rolling hills to discover Achillion Palace, the scenic Paleokastritsa coast and many other delights. There's also a visit to a kumquat distillery to sample this trademark Corfu liqueur. Spiros, one of our local guides, says, ‘Kumquat liqueur is a uniquely Corfu phenomenon – it's made nowhere else in Greece. It's a part of our Corfiot identity. To learn how this Asian fruit came to the island is a real eye-opener.'You'll visit some of Corfu's top attractions. First up is Achillion Palace. The palace boasts stirring views of the Corfu coast, and the meticulously landscaped gardens are a work of art. Spiros adds, ‘Empress Sissi of Austria was enamoured with Corfu and its mythological heritage, particularly the story of Achilles, and the palace and gardens are filled with sculptures of Greek gods and goddesses.' The vistas are also top-notch at the seaside village of Paleokastritsa. You'll have free time to visit the Orthodox monastery – admission is free – or the many coves with beautiful beaches. A boat trip can also be arranged here.Plus, you'll get to sample the trademark flavour of rural Corfu. There's a visit to a family-owned kumquat distillery. Here, you'll learn everything there is to know about this exotic citrus fruit. Marmalade, soda drinks and syrup are just some of the products made from kumquat. But it's the sweet and fragrant liqueur – often sold in Corfu-shaped bottles – that's become an island icon.

Boat trip from Corfu to Sivota with local lunch, Blue Lagoon and optional transfers

This is a fun, scenic and relaxing boat trip to the west coast of mainland Greece from Corfu. Skippered by local legend Captain Theo, you'll cruise over to Sivota, with time for water fun and a tasty lunch on board at one of the scenic stops. Theo, who's been sailing these waters for four decades, says, ‘I love the sound of guests whooping with joy – the sound of summer – when they jump into the Blue Lagoon for a swim. We'll also explore Papanikolis sea cave, which is another popular stop.'You'll board the boat ready for a picture-perfect journey across the Ionian Sea towards the mainland. And between taking in the scenery of pine-clad islets, you'll cruise into Crystal Bay, where there's plenty of time to cool off in the water with a swim or a snorkel. Afterwards, you'll feast on an on-board lunch with free-flowing wine. Papanikolis sea cave is the next stop - a chance to see the reflections of the sea glittering on the roof.After all that fun, Theo will rev up his engine to glide over to the Blue Lagoon. Its fluorescent-turquoise waters look radiant – and inviting – when contrasted against the tree-topped white headland that shelters the lagoon. Here you can make the most of the sparkling Ionian Sea with time for another swim before the time comes to hop back on board for the return cruise to Corfu. What is the itinerary for this experience?The itinerary for this experience is...- 7:45am to 9:30am – transfer (if booked) from your hotel to the port- 9:30am – depart from the port- 10:15am to 12:30pm – swim stop at Crystal Bay, with onboard lunch- 2:00pm – cruise towards Papanikolis Cave- 3:00pm to 4:00pm – swim stop at Blue Lagoon- 5:30pm – arrive back at the port, optional transfer to your hotel Please note, the times and schedule may vary on the day

Corfu east coast catamaran cruise with drinks, snacks and optional transfers

A half day at sea to blow the cobwebs away. This catamaran cruise has all the ingredients for a morning or afternoon of total relaxation, including scenic sailing around Corfu, beer on tap and snorkelling opportunities between sunbathing on deck.

Day Trip to Albania

Albania is just a short boat ride from Corfu. This often-overlooked country was closed to outsiders for decades and it's only now really beginning to flex its tourist muscles. On this full day excursion, you'll visit the ruins of ancient Butrint, go for lunch and enjoy free time in Saranda.

Theo's boat trip from Corfu with beach BBQ and optional transfers

The azure waters and secluded coves of eastern Corfu are ideal for a day at sea. On Theo's boat, you'll cruise past dramatic coastline to picturesque places where you can sit back and relax with a tasty barbecue on the beach – exclusively for our guests. Captain Theo says, ‘I've been sailing for over 45 years. My passion for the sea started from an early age and remains as strong today as ever. But I enjoy even more welcoming guests on board, telling them stories about Corfu and sharing a meal with them.'Once you step aboard Theo's boat, you'll be in full-on holiday mode as we sail past coves, bays, soaring cliffs and beaches. Jump into the sea for a swim, relax on deck and enjoy a day out with all the family. Larger-than-life Theo and his crew are a barrel of laughs and as much of an attraction as the coastal scenery. We'll sail towards sandy Kalamas beach on the west coast of the mainland.Come lunchtime, the crew will rustle up a barbecue made from locally sourced ingredients on the beach – washed down with free-flowing wine and soft drinks. And if that's not enough, there's also be fun and games for the kids so that you can put your feet up. On the way back to port, there are swimming stops. Theo likes to spring a surprise, so it could be near a cave, at a ‘blue lagoon' or even both. You might even be joined by a dolphin or two along the way. Also, Theo has a great ear for music – so expect tunes to match the mood. Theo's boat is a holiday within a holiday.

Paxos and Antipaxos cruise

If you're in search of glittering azure waters and a healthy dose of Greek culture then a boat trip to Antipaxos and Paxos from Corfu is a must-do. These islands might be small in terms of size, but they pack a punch with scenery and laidback Mediterranean feel.

Corfu Town transfer and free time

Corfu town isn't just the island's capital – it's a melting pot of culture, history and architectural styles, combining Venetian, French, and British influences to make something truly unique. This day out offers the perfect opportunity to explore hassle-free, with plenty of free time to shop, sightsee, and enjoy the local café culture.After pick up from your hotel, you'll travel into the centre of Corfu town where you'll be free to explore at your leisure. The city's turbulent history is reflected by the various influences you'll see as you wander through its narrow streets, soaking up its Italian and French flair, and grandiose British colonial buildings – there's even a cricket oval.Whether you're in the mood for some retail therapy, a spot of people watching over a coffee, or want to take in the city's impressive mansions, picturesque squares, and ornate palaces, you'll have ample time to immerse yourself in what the city has to offer.

Small group Corfu tour with Achillion Palace and Paleokastritsa

Corfu is jam-packed with palaces, monasteries and picturesque villages. On this small group tour, you'll head into the rolling hills and along its rugged coastline to discover the Achillion Palace and Paleokastritsa. You'll also get to taste the fruits of the countryside. Spiros, one of our local guides, says, ‘It's a tour that mixes scenery with spirituality and nostalgia. And the visits to the kumquat distillery and olive oil museum offer a real glimpse of rural traditions.'As you journey your way through Corfu, you'll visit some of its top attractions. There's Achillion Palace, built by Empress of Sisi of Austria a year after a family tragedy. It was in its classical-inspired gardens and interiors that she hoped to find comfort and solace. It also boasts panoramic vistas over Corfu town, the coastline and even mainland Greece. And the views are also top-notch at the seaside village of Paleokastritsa. You'll have free time to visit the Orthodox monastery – admission is free – or the coves. A boat trip can also be arranged here.Plus, you'll get to sample some of the rich flavours of rural Corfu. There's a visit to a family-owned kumquat distillery. Here, you'll learn everything there is to know about this citrus fruit and the sweet and fragrant liqueur made from it. There's also a visit to a local olive oil museum. ‘Seeing historic pressing equipment in state-of-the-art modern facilities really drives home the timelessness of olive oil production,' says Spiros.

Corfu Sailing Tour

Corfu's sun-kissed coastline is the backdrop to this relaxing day at sea. Climb aboard a luxury yacht and cruise through azure waters to secluded coves where we'll drop anchor for a swim. There'll be plenty of tanning time out on the open deck, plus a short sailing lesson from the crew. A light lunch and a free drink completes the experience.

Corfu Blue Caves cruise with swim stops, lunch and optional transfers

With fantastic scenery on the agenda and lunch on board to look forward to, this cruise invites you to relax. We'll set sail for an island adventure on the Ionian Sea, setting out from Imerolia port. First up, we'll head for the rugged island of Kapareli. It's the perfect backdrop for a photoshoot, and you'll have plenty of time to capture great photos from the comfort of the boat.Next, we'll make our way to the beach of Limnopoula, a natural bay with calm, green-blue water. Here, you'll have the opportunity to swim and soak up the sun, and we'll serve lunch on board so you won't have to worry about a thing.After lunch, we'll continue our cruise in the direction of Saint Arsenious bay and its Blue caves, where you can enjoy another refreshing swim. Then, we'll head to Arrias Bay for more swimming time and to take in the beautiful views before starting our trip back to Imerolia port. All that's left for you to do is relax and enjoy the breeze on deck as we head back to base.