Corfu is the greenest of the Greek islands, with olive groves running down to clear, turquoise bays. Corfu Town’s Venetian old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and every part of the coast has its own character.
We offer 49 Corfu hotels across 24 resorts, from quiet coves on the north-east coast to family beaches in the north and west. 26 are all inclusive.
Where to stay in Corfu
The north-east is pebbly and peaceful, the north has long sandy beaches, and the west coast is best for sunsets.
Sidari
A lively northern resort famous for the Canal d’Amour rock formations, with sandy beaches and plenty of bars.
Dassia
A popular resort north of Corfu Town with a long beach, watersports and easy buses into town.
Agios Ioannis
An inland village in the centre of the island, home to a large family resort with its own waterpark.
Kommeno Bay
A peaceful, upmarket peninsula close to Corfu Town, with resort hotels set among gardens.
Acharavi
One of the longest beaches on the north coast, with shallow water and a relaxed village. Good for young families.
Kassiopi
A pretty fishing village on the north-east coast with pebble coves, clear water and views across to Albania.
Kavos
Corfu’s party resort at the southern tip, best for groups of friends looking for nightlife.
Top-rated hotels in Corfu
The highest TripAdvisor-rated hotels we offer in Corfu, spread across different resorts. Every one can be booked with flights and transfers as an ATOL-protected package.
Avali Mar-Bella Collection
Beachfront · Dine around option available
Pristine Sidari
For chilled vibes · Stylish pool area
Nido Mar-Bella Collection
Perfect for adults · Luxurious and modern décor
Ikos Dassia
Perfect for dining · Beachfront location
Cabo Corfu
DJ in the house · Fantastic all inclusive plus
The Olivar Suites
Perfect for honeymoons · Prime beachfront location
Travel guides for Corfu
Our hand-picked guides to help you choose: compare the best hotels by style, budget and who you’re travelling with.
The Best Luxury Hotels in Corfu: Beachfront All-Inclusive, Boutique Suites and Private Pools
The best luxury hotels in Corfu, from Ikos Dassia and Avali to boutique Nido and The Olivar Suites. Compare resorts and ratings,…
Which Greek Island Is Best for You? Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, Kos, Zante or Santorini
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The Best Adults-Only Hotels in Corfu
The best adults-only hotels in Corfu, from five-star beachfront Glyfada to Kalami Bay, Boukari and Corfu Town. Compare and book.
Where to Stay in Corfu: Kommeno, Dassia, Sidari, the South or the West Coast?
Where to stay in Corfu: Kommeno, Dassia, Sidari, Benitses, Moraitika or the west coast, with our top-rated hotels in each area.
All 49 Corfu hotels, by resort
Corfu has 49 hotels to choose from: 26 all inclusive, 17 five-star, 10 adults only and 6 with family facilities. Ratings shown are TripAdvisor scores out of 5.
Sidari 6 hotels
Dassia 5 hotels
Agios Ioannis – Corfu 4 hotels
Acharavi 3 hotels
Kommeno Bay 3 hotels
Boukari 2 hotels
Gouvia 2 hotels
Kassiopi 2 hotels
Kavos 2 hotels
Messonghi 2 hotels
Moraitika 2 hotels
Perama 2 hotels
Roda 2 hotels
St George South 2 hotels
Aghios Gordios 1 hotel
Aghios Spyridon 1 hotel
Aghios Stefanos West 1 hotel
Barbati 1 hotel
Benitses 1 hotel
Corfu Town 1 hotel
Glyfada 1 hotel
Kalami 1 hotel
Kanoni 1 hotel
Kontokali 1 hotel
When to go to Corfu
The season runs from May to October. Corfu is greener than the Aegean islands because it gets more rain in winter and spring, so May and June are lush and warm. July and August are hot, typically around 30°C.
Getting there and getting around
Direct flights take about three and a quarter hours. The airport is right next to Corfu Town, so transfers to Kommeno, Dassia and Gouvia are short; the far north and south take up to two hours. Boat trips to Paxos and Antipaxos are popular days out.
Corfu holiday FAQs
Which part of Corfu is best?
The north-east (Kassiopi, Kalami) is best for clear water and peace. The north (Sidari, Acharavi, Roda) has long sandy beaches. Dassia and Kommeno are handy for Corfu Town. Kavos is for nightlife.
Is Corfu good for families?
Yes. The north coast has shallow sandy beaches, and we offer 6 Corfu hotels with family facilities, including a resort with its own waterpark.
How long is the flight to Corfu?
About three and a quarter hours from the UK.
Are Corfu beaches sandy?
The north and west coasts have sandy beaches; the north-east coast is mainly pebbly coves with very clear water.
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