Corfu in July: A Practical Guide for First-Time Summer Visitors Arriving in Corfu for the first time in July, the combination of the heat, the beauty, and the sheer variety...
Boat Hire in Corfu: How to Explore the Island from the Sea There is a version of Corfu that is only available from the water. The sea caves that punctuate...
Corfu Town After Dark: Summer Nightlife and Evening Culture The transformation of Corfu Town between the afternoon and the evening is one of the most reliable and most pleasurable phenomena...
The fishing boat leaving the harbour in the small hours of the morning, its running lights diminishing across the dark water as the engine settles into its working rhythm, is...
The family reunion is one of the most ambitious undertakings in the social calendar. It requires the coordination of schedules across multiple households, the management of expectations across multiple generations,...
Garitsa and Anemomilos: Corfu Town’s Most Elegant Seaside Neighbourhoods Every city of substance has its quieter quarters, the neighbourhoods that the tourist maps mark but that the majority of visitors...
Greek Easter in Corfu: The Most Spectacular Orthodox Celebration in Greece Greece celebrates Easter with a depth of feeling and a richness of tradition that sets it apart from any...
March Markets: Seasonal Produce and the Return of Local Vendors March transforms Corfu’s markets as winter’s limited selection gives way to spring abundance and vendors who scaled back during quiet...
Corfu’s Shepherd Dogs: Working Animals and Mountain Guardians Across Corfu’s mountainous interior, large powerful dogs guard flocks of sheep and goats, their presence continuing traditions spanning millennia. These working animals,...
Corfu’s Citrus Harvest: Kumquat, Orange and Lemon Season Traditions March sunlight filters through citrus groves where golden fruit hangs heavy on branches. The distinctive sweet-sharp fragrance of kumquat, the familiar...