Choice of Restaurants - Which Greek Island

Kerkyra

Kerkyra or Corfu town is roughly in the centre of the east coast. It's the capital of the island and the largest town. Kerkyra caters to those that want a bit of history with the beautiful old town to explore and no end of attractions and amenities to keep you busy.

Kontokali

Kontokali is a small coastal village. Nightlife is minimal but there are a couple of bars. There’s no shortage of tavernas and restaurants to choose from and they have a wide range of cuisines to suit all tastes. Kontokali is a great location to travel round Corfu.

Paleokastritsa

Paleokastritsa is a spread out village up in the north west of Corfu, it's ideal for families and couples but probably not lively enough for teens or those looking to party. The main section of the resort is down by the harbour where there’s a number of tavernas.

Benitses

Benitses is a small village on the east coast roughly 9km south of the airport and the capital. Benitses is also often referred to as Mpenitses. There's a pebble and shingle beach with a marina at the northern end that's home to close to 200 boats and yachts.

Agios Stefanos (NW)

Agios Stefanos is based around a picturesque 1km long sandy cove in the north west. There's several tavernas, some on the beach and others in the village. There’s a good number of hotels, bars and supermarkets too so you have everything you need.

Arillas

Arillas is a fairly small resort in the north west of Corfu, it’s quiet, peaceful and perfect for families as children can play on the golden sand and paddle in the crystal clear waters, teenagers will enjoy the water sports and adults can relax in the tavernas.

Barbati

The resort of Barbati sits either side of the main coastal road on the east of Corfu and leads to a long shingle and pebble beach. The village has all the things a tourist needs including supermarkets, souvenir shop and a wealth of good restaurants.

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