Where is the best area to stay in Corfu for families?

For sandy, shallow beaches and good value, the northern resorts — Roda, Acharavi and Sidari — are the easiest family bases, with amenities and gentle water. Families wanting calmer, clearer water and a touch of luxury often prefer the northeast coast, though those beaches are pebbly and a hire car helps.

Where should couples stay in Corfu?

Couples tend to love the northeast "Riviera" (Nissaki, Agni, Kommeno) for quiet luxury and clear coves, or the dramatic west — Paleokastritsa, Glyfada and Agios Gordios — for scenery and sunsets. Corfu Town is ideal if you want culture, restaurants and walkability.

Which part of Corfu is best for nightlife?

Kavos, at the southern tip, is the island's dedicated party resort, busiest in July and August. Sidari has a livelier strip too, but with more family balance. Most of the rest of Corfu is relaxed in the evenings.

Do I need a car in Corfu?

Not always. If you base yourself in Corfu Town or a single northern resort with good bus links (Sidari, Roda, Acharavi, Kavos), you can manage car-free. But to enjoy the scattered coves and viewpoints of the northeast and west coasts, a hire car or scooter makes a big difference.

When is the best time to visit Corfu?

Late May–June and September offer the best balance of warm sea, sunshine and lighter crowds. July–August is hottest and busiest; October onward cools down and many resort businesses begin to close, though Corfu Town stays open year-round.

How do Pakistani travellers get to Corfu?

There are no direct flights from Pakistan, so you'll connect via a Gulf or European hub to Athens (or another European city) and then on to Corfu Airport (CFU). You'll need a Schengen visa for Greece. Compare routings on Travel.pk.

Where to Stay in Corfu: Best Areas & Resorts Guide

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