- Savour the flavours of Corfu Town on a guided food tour
- Explore Corfu’s Ionian coastline aboard your own boat
- Follow in the footsteps of the Durrell family
- Taste Corfiot wines at the historic Theotoky Estate
- Uncover Corfu Town’s Venetian heritage
- Master classic Greek recipes in a private cookery class
- Watch the sun set over Corfu with a professional photographer
From Venetian fortresses and atmospheric old quarters to family-owned vineyards and sleepy fishing villages, Corfu has much to tempt visitors beyond its beaches. Food lovers will find plenty to savour, while the island’s rich history and literary connections invite closer inspection. Our trusted network of guides, skippers and hosts can bring these experiences seamlessly into your villa holiday, taking care of the arrangements so you can enjoy Corfu on your own terms. Read on for our pick of the best things to do in Corfu.
CORFU TOWN FOOD TOUR

Corfu’s culinary traditions owe as much to its Venetian past as to its Greek roots, making the island’s UNESCO-listed capital an exceedingly satisfying place to arrive hungry. Led by a knowledgeable guide, weave through the old town’s arcaded streets, stopping to sample creamy Greek cheeses and Corfu’s delicately smoked noumboulo pork, followed by a sip of fragrant kumquat liqueur. Indulge in sweet treats, including fig-based sykomaitha, almond mandola and honey nougat, before settling into a local taverna for a feast of Corfiot dishes and Greek meze. Return transfers from your villa ensure the only thing you need to consider is leaving room for dessert: warm loukoumades, drizzled in honey and dusted with cinnamon.
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BOAT CHARTER FROM KASSIOPI

There are few better ways to appreciate Corfu’s northeast coast than from the deck of your own boat. Departing from Kassiopi, spend the day navigating sheltered bays and rocky promontories, dropping anchor for a swim in the clear Ionian waters whenever the mood takes you. Your skipper can help you seek out quieter stretches of shoreline, perhaps pausing for a leisurely lunch at a waterside taverna. Alternatively, venture south to Paxos, whose limestone cliffs conceal spectacular sea caves, and neighbouring Antipaxos, renowned for its white-sand beaches and vivid turquoise waters. We can arrange a charter around your interests, from secluded swimming spots to a relaxed exploration of the islands.
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FOLLOW IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE DURRELLS

Corfu’s sun-drenched landscapes and colourful characters inspired Gerald Durrell’s much-loved books and the hit television adaptation. Full of literary nostalgia, this privately guided tour traces the family’s story, beginning at Kanoni with views across the water to Vlacherna Monastery and the Strawberry Pink Villa. The narrow streets of Corfu Town recall familiar scenes from the series, and at Kontokali, one of the houses used in filming evokes the family’s idyllic island life. Wander through Danilia, a recreated 1930s Corfiot village that provided the backdrop for many outdoor scenes, then head north to Kalami. Here, the White House, once home to Gerald’s brother Lawrence, offers a glimpse into the family’s real life on Corfu.
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WINE TASTING AT THEOTOKY ESTATE

Set amid the fertile Ropa Valley, Theotoky Estate has belonged to one of Greece’s oldest families for generations. Its 300-acre grounds are a patchwork of vineyards, olive groves and pine trees, reflecting Corfu’s longstanding heritage of winemaking and olive cultivation. Following a transfer from your villa, join a small-group tour of the winery and cellar, discovering historic barrels, bottles and machinery that reveal the evolution of winemaking and olive oil production. The much-anticipated finale is a tasting of two estate wines and extra virgin olive oil, served with a light spread of fresh bread, ripe tomatoes, creamy feta and cured meats – a delicious introduction to the flavours of the Corfiot countryside.
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GUIDED WALKING TOUR OF CORFU TOWN

Centuries of Venetian, French and British influence have shaped Corfu Town, a maze of cobbled alleyways, elegant arcades and grand squares. Explore some of the most fascinating things to see in Corfu with your own licensed guide on a 90-minute walking tour, admiring the imposing Venetian fortresses, graceful Liston arches and magnificent Palace of St Michael and St George. Visit the 16th-century Church of Saint Spyridon, dedicated to the island’s patron saint, and wander through historic neighbourhoods steeped in stories of Corfu’s past. Our team can arrange the experience around your interests, from a morning tour to an atmospheric evening stroll followed by dinner at one of our recommended restaurants.
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PRIVATE CORFIOT COOKERY CLASS

At a vineyard estate just outside Corfu Town, discover the pleasures of Corfiot cooking in an intimate class reserved for your party, led by experienced chefs. Surrounded by fragrant herbs and flourishing vines, roll up your sleeves to prepare classic dishes using fresh, seasonal ingredients, many grown on the estate. Learn the secrets behind treasured family recipes and gain an insight into the property’s wine and olive oil production. Tastings of local wines, including Kakotrigis and Skopelitiko, add another layer of flavour to the experience. Afterwards, sit down to a five-course meal featuring your creations, accompanied by the vineyard’s wines. Private transfers are included, with classes arranged exclusively for groups of four or more.
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CORFU SUNSET TOUR WITH PHOTOGRAPHER

As the afternoon light softens, Corfu’s western horizons become the setting for a rather special sunset adventure. A dedicated driver and professional photographer will collect you from your villa for a journey through the island’s countryside, arriving at carefully chosen viewpoints as the sun begins its descent towards the Ionian Sea. Against a backdrop of glowing skies, enjoy having natural portraits taken of you and your companions, leaving you free to savour the moment rather than reach for your phone. It’s a wonderfully fun way to celebrate a special occasion or share an evening with friends, creating a collection of photographs to look back on long after your holiday. Drinks or dinner at a nearby restaurant can also be incorporated into the evening.






