Hotels in Corfu

Drenched in history and adorned with natural beauty, Corfu is a Greek Island that immerses visitors in a world where the Ionian Sea laps idyllic beaches and medieval castles rest atop hills of olive groves. This paradise, known also as the 'city of the peaks', caters to the varied inclinations of honeymooning couples, history buffs, adventurous families and nature lovers alike.

Whether you're intending on ambling through the cobbled streets of Corfu's UNESCO World Heritage old town or lounging on beaches shaded by evergreens, finding your perfect base is paramount. From luxury resorts to budget-friendly lodgings, explore a wide spectrum of accommodations and book your ideal hotel with Lycafly today.

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Imagine being amidst the confluence of history, nature, and culture. That's Corfu for you – a picturesque Stage set in the Ionian Sea and a part of the Ionian Islands. Remarkable for its associations with the ancient Battle of Sybota, Corfu was a pivotal player in the Peloponnesian War. This island, known for its impregnable medieval castles, stood as a bulwark against the Ottoman Empire under Venetian rule, and as a British stronghold before being ceded to Greece in 1864.

Brush up your history knowledge while exploring the birthplace of Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first governor of independent Greece in Corfu's principal city, which shares the same name as the island. Here you'll also find the Ionian University, whispering tales of the island's rich past. But it isn't just history that Corfu boasts; the island is a treasure trove of biodiversity. Over 1,800 plant species, varied bird and animal species, an expansive coastline of 217 kilometres and the towering Mount Pantokrator embellish this versatile island, creating a diversified panorama that captivates all who visit.

When to visit Corfu

Corfu, with its hot-summer Mediterranean climate, promises a delightful getaway irrespective of the season. However, sun-worshippers will find the months of June through August particularly inviting. With an average high of 33°C, July paints the island in splendid summer hues, while the beach beckons with a balmy sea temperature hovering around 23°C from June to October.

Looking to avoid the crowd and still enjoy good weather? Opt for the cooler winters. January, the coldest month, won't disappoint, offering daytime temperatures around a gentle 14°C - the perfect excuse to explore Corfu's rich history and vibrant culture. No matter the season, Corfu is always ready to show you a good time!

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