Discover boutique hotels in Corfu, Greece

The cypress-studded island of Corfu, just off the northwest coast of Greece, is surrounded by the crystalline waters of the Ionian Sea. The rugged interior is home to hill-top villages, and the entire island is dotted with sandy coves, pretty beaches and dramatic rocky outcrops with mythical status – legend has it a shipwrecked Odysseus washed up on these very shores. In its time, the island has been ruled over by the Venetians, French and British – their footprint is most evident in Corfu’s Unesco-listed Old Town, where you’ll find twin fortresses, winding cobblestoned lanes and a grand palace. Architecture not your thing? You’ll also find bijou eateries with mod-Greek fare, sea-view bars with fortifying wine lists, beach clubs, traditional taverns and boutique stays in coastal Corfu Town. And there’s no need to make a dramatic entrance à la Odysseus – your holiday will be suitably epic without it.
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When to go

Ah, the Mediterranean… temperatures in Corfu average around 25°C and rarely dip below 10°C, even in winter. May to October are the best months for visiting: the long summer months are milder than the Greek mainland, and the rest of the year tends towards the wet.

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Getting there

  • Planes

    Catch a direct flight to Corfu International Airport from hubs across Europe, including London Gatwick and Luton.

  • Boats

    Hope on a ferry for trips the mainland Greece and the other Greek islands: the trip to Igoumenitsa on the mainland takes around an hour, or you can sail further south to Paxi, Kefalonia or Patras.

  • Automobiles

    Your own set of wheels is handy if you plan to explore the island, but the traffic (and a laissez-faire attitude many drivers have towards its laws) means driving in Corfu Town can cause a bit of a headache.