Corfu
Luxury Yacht Charter

Corfu Yacht Charter

Surrounded by crystal clear waters and stunning beaches, Corfu is the perfect destination to begin or end a yacht charter through the Ionian Islands. The second biggest island of the archipelago, it is renowned for its exclusive offering of Greek food, wine and architecture. Its glistening turquoise waters are ideal for swimming, diving, and snorkelling, while its rolling landscapes are covered in olive groves and orchards onshore. The cosmopolitan city of Corfu reflects the island’s diverse past, reflecting the three different empires which once ruled over it. A Corfu yacht charter ensures visitors can fully enjoy everything the island offers, from fascinating Greek mythology to pretty sceneries and cultural sites.

Corfu Charter Guide

The southern side of Corfu is known for its dense, verdant landscapes, wide sandy beaches and secluded bays, while the northern part of the island is home to steep mountains and pebbled beaches. A Corfu yacht charter is the best way to immerse yourself in the island’s beauty.

Old Town

The Old Town in the capital city of Corfu is a labyrinth of winding, colourful cobblestone streets surrounded by fortifications. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, take in influences of the British, Venetian and French in the architecture before going to the Old Port for some tsipouro.

Palaio Frourio

A Venetian fortress in the centre of the city of Corfu, these old fortifications formerly contained the Old Town of Corfu. A 15th-century landmark, trek to the summit to enjoy magnificent views of the city before seeing the Byzantine museum by the gatehouse.

Paleokastritsa

Rumoured to be the place where Odysseus disembarked and met Nausicaa for the first time, this picturesque village is a must-visit. Stop by Moni Theotoku, a stunning 13th-century monastery perched on a rocky bluff on the edge of the town that houses a museum and beautiful gardens.

Mount Pantokrator

The tallest mountain of Corfu, climb its highest peak, which measures 900 metres for unrivalled views of the island. On a clear day, one can even see Italy. Visit the nearby monastery and enjoy a Greek coffee at the local coffee bar before heading back down.

Benitses

A colourful fishing village in the centre of the island, Benitses has managed to retain its traditional charm despite increasing interest from tourists. Wander through the old streets and take in the beauty of its buildings and surrounding woodland before exploring the fascinating remains of a Roman villa.