21 Apartments in Corfu

Apartments in Corfu – Cheap Holiday Rentals

Characterised by mountains, lush coastlines, and an an authentic interior filled with charming villages, Corfu could easily be confused for paradise. In the bustling ramparts of Corfu town, ancient Greek traditions come to life amongst winding streets, cosy cafes, and local restaurants, whilst beaches sprawl out around the edge in a flurry of white sands and shimmering blue waters. For thousands of years Corfu has harboured fine cultural institutions and an artistic heritage which is still visible in the present day amongst the many museums, galleries, and creative hotspots. But there’s plenty of active things to get stuck into, too, including hiking the rolling hills and water sports. Explore the ancient lifestyle of Greece and its contemporary charm with our apartments in Corfu, the perfect way to discover the island at your own pace.

Explore Corfu from a Different Perspective

There is so much to see and do on Corfu island that it’s difficult to know where to begin, but how about mixing things up and exploring from a different perspective? Whether you’re a water-lover or a keen hiker, there are plenty of ways to get to know the island on your own terms.

Water enthusiasts will enjoy kayaking around the coast or boarding a yacht for an afternoon filled with coastal sightseeing and swimming. For the fast-paced water-lover, there are jet skis and adventurous water sports like wakeboarding and scuba diving.

To explore inland from a different perspective, try horseback riding along the rugged mountain paths, or hit up some of the many hiking trails that take you through tiny villages and up velvety hillsides. Cycling is huge on the island, too, with a whole host of places you can explore on two wheels. You can even take to the skies and paraglide above the island, looking down and the jutting mountains and sparkling waters below.

However you choose to explore the island, make sure you book one of our Corfu apartments to head back to at the end of a busy day.

Corfu Accommodation

Thanks to its prominent beachside personality, Corfu accommodation is predominantly made up of resort hotels and holiday apartments dotted along the coastline. There are loads of luxury hotels that look out over the sea, as well as hillside villas and farmhouses that are perfect for enjoying the peace and quiet. If you’re staying in Corfu old town there are numerous hostels and guesthouses that really let you soak up the atmosphere, or you can opt to stay in one of the many stylish holiday rental apartments that pepper the island.

Picturesque Palaces and Ancient Temples - Things to do in Corfu

• Sidari – Located in the northern part of Corfu, Sidari boasts a collection of beautiful beaches set against a backdrop of rugged cliffs and soaring mountains.
• Palaiokastritsa – This picturesque village in the north-west of the island hosts a quiet, authentic atmosphere and plenty of incredible views.
• Achilleion – Built by Elisabeth of Bavaria, the Empress of Austria in the late 19th century, this palace features an impressive design and grand views.
• Mon Repos, Corfu – This eye-catching villa showcases a pastel-perfect design with intricate balconies and lush greenery surrounding it.
• Mount Pantokrator – Rising 906m above sea level, this is the highest mountain on Corfu and offers a haven of walking routes for keen hikers.
• Pontikonisi – A beautiful inlet just off the coast of Corfu that is home to a beautiful Byzantine chapel that dates back to the 11th century.
• Angelokastro – Sat atop the highest peak along Corfu’s shoreline, this Byzantine castle harks back to the island’s rich history.
• Vido – Located at the mouth of Corfu’s port, this small island harbours wild scenery and gorgeous shores.
• St. Spyridon Church – Dating back to the 1580s, this Greek Orthodox church can be found in the old town of Corfu and houses Saint Spyridon’s relics.
• Mathraki – An island just off the coast of Corfu that is now a part of Corfu’s municipality.
• Palace of St. Michael and St. George – Found in Corfu City, this palace was the brainchild of Sir Thomas Maitland, a British Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands.
• Museum of Asian Art of Corfu – Tucked away in the Palace of St. Michael and St. George, this is the only museum in the whole of Greece that is dedicated solely to Asian art. It boasts a massive collection of Chinese, Japanese, and Indian art amongst others.
• Byzantine Museum of Antivouniotissa – Taking pride of place in the eye-catching yellow building of the former church of the Holy Mother of God Antivouniotissa, this museum displays post-Byzantine religious works of art.
• Archaeological Museum of Corfu – Originally built to house archaeological discoveries from the Temple of Artemis, this museum now showcases a range of ancient objects and artefacts that have been found in the region.
• Temple of Artemis, Corfu – Dating right back to around 580 BC, this ancient building was dedicated to Artemis and was used as a sanctuary.

From ancient temples and impressive palaces to glorious beaches and paradise islands, explore everything Corfu has to offer with our selection of great Corfu apartments.

Getting In and Around Corfu

From Corfu airport there are many ways to get to your final destination. There are regular bus services that travel to the major resorts and towns, as well as transfer buses that stop off at major hotels and apartment blocks along the way. For something a little more personal you can hop in a taxi at the terminals, which offer cheap and enjoyable journeys with incredible views – just remember to settle on a price before you leave.

Alternatively, you can hire a car from the airport and get to grips with the island in your own time. Having your own form of transport is great for exploring everything the island has to offer and really digging deep into the local lifestyle of small villages and towns. If you don’t hire a car, though, there are plenty of buses that travel between all the major landmarks and attractions around the island.