Discover Corfu: A Journey Through Beauty, Culture & History
Our expert guides provide immersive, small-group experiences that go beyond the usual tourist spots. Whether you're interested in ancient sites, traditional villages, or hidden beaches, ITA Tours ensures a smooth and personalized journey for every guest.
- Price : 55 €/person
- Departure : Every Saturday
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Paleokastritsa
Paleokastritsa, one of the most popular and picturesque destinations in Corfu. Every summer, it is visited by thousands of visitors thanks to its breathtaking views. You will be fascinated by its deep blue, crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing by the sea. Boat rides are available for those wishing to visit the “Blue Eye,” a stunning underwater spring, and the various sea caves along the bay.
The Monastery of the Virgin Mary
In a short distance uphill lies the historic Monastery of the Virgin Mary, founded in 1225.
This sacred site offers a panoramic view of the Ionian Sea.
Within the monastery, you will find a small museum, rare icons, manuscripts, and religious artifacts.
Vasilakis Distillery
Our journey continues to the traditional distillery “Vasilakis,” a family-owned establishment that showcases Corfu’s artisanal heritage. Here, you will have the opportunity to taste the island’s iconic kumquat liqueur, a product unique to Corfu, along with other local delicacies. The visit also includes a guided explanation of the traditional methods used in the production of these distinctive flavors.
Pontikonisi & Vlacherna Monastery
Pontikonisi — also known as Mouse Island — is one of Corfu’s most iconic landmarks. According to legend, it is the ship of Odysseus turned to stone by Poseidon. Next to Pontikonisi is the Vlacherna Monastery, placed on a narrow causeway, offering one of the most photographed views on the island. From this spot, visitors can also observe the thrilling sight of airplanes landing at the nearby Corfu International Airport, just above the sea.
Mon Repos Palace – A Royal Legacy
Mon Repos Palace, the neoclassical former royal residence, is settled in a lush estate. It is the birthplace of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Queen Elizabeth II. The estate features a beautifully preserved park and archaeological remains from ancient Corfu, offering a blend of natural beauty and historical significance.
Kantounia & Saint Spyridon Church
As you stroll through the narrow kantounia (alleyways), you’ll discover cozy taverns, charming boutiques, and vibrant street life. The Church of Saint Spyridon, with its distinctive red-domed bell tower, is a major religious and architectural highlight.
Museums to Explore
To conclude, you may visit the Museum of Asian Art, located in the Palace of St. Michael and St. George, with its rare collection from across Asia. Also worth exploring is the Casa Parlante Museum, which recreates the life of Corfiot nobility through animated figures and authentic 19th-century interiors.
