Corfu holidays uncovered- Insider Tips

Corfu is the perfect place to visit for a relaxing holiday in the sunshine with warm weather in the summer, partnered with crystal blue seas. However you plan to spend your holiday to Corfu, let lowcostholidays.com keep you up to date with our essential insider tips.

Corfu nights out

Filled to the absolute brim with bars and clubs where you can party away with like minded people, Corfu really is the perfect spot for those ravers of you out there. Why not try Rocky’s Bar? They blast out the best tunes all night and if you’re really good at charming the bar staff you may get a couple of free shots!

If partying all night isn’t part of your plan, there are a whole host of other things to keep you entertained from great food to family entertainment.

Hidden Gems

If you want to explore the historical and cultural side of Corfu, you will not be disappointed. The island is full of ancient history relics and museums so if you’re looking to add some exploring to your trip, ask your hotel what excursions they can offer so you can learn more about this fascinating island.

How’s the shopping?

The place best for shopping is Corfu Town. This is a charming place with loads of souvenir shops selling authentic goods. If you’re feeling a little homesick there is even a Marks and Spencer. There are plenty of cafes and bars surrounding the shops, so while you enjoy a bit of retail therapy, your other half can sit back with a cold beer!

Food glorious food…

Meal prices in Corfu usually start from about 10 euro’s for a 2 course meal. There’s a wide range of cuisine on offer from English to Nuevo Cuisine. For a Greek experience, try out the specialities in one of the local taverns such as Three Little Pigs in Sidari. The food is delicious and the restaurant is family friendly with entertainment while you eat. The staff even provide a little Greek dancing and there’s a children’s play area for the kids to enjoy before, after or even during dinner!

When to go

Peak season runs from Easter to October and July is most popular with families. Rain and snow can appear during the winter and the island becomes harder to reach with less direct flights.

The mandatory worries

• Here’s some handy information to remember when you’re on your holiday to Corfu:

Can I drink the water?

• We don’t recommend you drink the water in Corfu on your holiday.

What’s the 999 number?

• Greek emergency services can be contacted on 100.

Shall I pack the sun cream?

• It gets very hot in the Corfu especially in the summer, so cover up and slap on plenty of cream.

How do I get around?

• Most facilities are within walking distance of your hotel in the major resort. Grab a taxi or bus if you plan to head further afield.

Shall I learn the local lingo?

A phrase or two will make a good impression but English is widely spoken.

Do I need to tip?

• 5-10% extra onto the bill will show appreciation for a good meal.