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Flights to Corfu‚ Greece

Book a flight to Corfu and let its turquoise beaches and authentic villages wrap you in a relaxed Greek island holiday.

The island of Corfu‚ part of the Ionian Islands‚ offers a stunning Venetian‑style capital‚ sheltered coves‚ family‑run tavernas‚ hotels‚ and laid‑back beach vacations that suit families‚ couples‚ and groups of friends.
The island combines wild nature – cliffs‚ forests‚ and small coves with crystal‑clear water‚ with a lively urban center in Corfu Town (Kerkyra)‚ with markets‚ old alleyways‚ easygoing nightlife‚ and seafront cafés. Thanks to the island’s size and short driving distances‚ it is easy to fit into one trip a beach day‚ a water‑park day‚ and a day exploring villages and viewpoints.

Your Journey to Corfu Starts Here

Corfu‚ where lush emerald landscapes meet the sparkling Ionian Sea‚ is a Mediterranean paradise known for its timeless elegance. With its romantic Venetian-style Old Town‚ hidden pebbled coves‚ and breathtaking cliffside views‚ it offers a perfect escape for those seeking both natural beauty and a touch of historic charm.

How to get there
A direct flight from Israel to Corfu takes about 2.5 hours.
From Corfu Airport the drive to the capital takes around 15 minutes.
Getting Around the city
Car Rental

Essential for reaching hidden beaches and traditional mountain villages across the island

Public Transport

Reliable routes connect Corfu Town to the airport and all major coastal resorts.

Walking

The Old Town and its narrow alleys are perfect and easy to explore on foot.

Top Attractions

Parents and child having fun and smiling on an inflatable wheel in a water pool on a sunny day

Aqualand Corfu Water Park

Aqualand is a huge water park set in a green area in the center of the island and is considered one of the largest and most fun water parks in Europe. Spreading over 75‚000 square meters‚ it features dozens of slides‚ a wave pool‚ a tube river‚ play zones for younger children‚ and relaxation pools. You will also find restaurants‚ snack stands‚ shaded areas‚ sun loungers‚ and full visitor facilities‚ making it a perfect destination for a full day of water and fun for the whole family.

The Blue Caves of Paxos‚ Paleokastritsa‚ Corfu Islands

Paleokastritsa

Paleokastritsa is one of Corfu’s most beautiful and photographed areas: a hilly seaside village with small bays‚ deep‑turquoise water‚ sea caves‚ and impressive viewpoints. You can rent a small boat or join a short cruise between the caves and beaches‚ swim at sandy or pebbled coves‚ walk up to the lovely monastery overlooking the bay‚ and enjoy a panoramic view of the Ionian Sea. The area works equally well for a relaxed beach day or for an active outing that combines scenery‚ boating‚ and a monastery visit.

Arched structure on Liston Street in central Kerkyra‚ Corfu‚ Greece.

The Liston

The Liston is one of Corfu Town’s most elegant and well‑known spots – a French‑style arcade running along the Spianada Square. Under the arches‚ you will find a row of cafés‚ bars‚ and restaurants‚ and the whole area serves as a favorite meeting place for both locals and visitors. Liston also offers a selection of shops with local and international brands. It is the perfect place for a morning coffee‚ an evening cocktail‚ or simply sitting and people‑watching‚ with historic buildings‚ green trees‚ and‚ at times‚ events‚ concerts‚ and social activities as your backdrop.

Best Time to Visit

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Spring (March–May) 14–24°C

Lush green landscapes and blooming flowers make this the perfect season for hiking and exploring the Old Town.

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Summer (June–August) 25–32°C

Hot‚ sunny days and warm waters‚ ideal for boat trips‚ beach clubs‚ and vibrant Mediterranean nights.

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Autumn (Sept–Nov) 18–28°C

Warm sea temperatures and pleasant breeze‚ great for enjoying the island's scenery with a more relaxed vibe.

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Winter (Dec–Feb) 10–16°C

Mild and quiet days‚ perfect for soaking up the local culture and historic charm without the summer crowds.

Fun Facts

  • The kumquat – the tiny citrus fruit you see in many cities in Israel – is the most common fruit on Corfu. Locals take it seriously so that you will find plenty of liqueurs and other alcoholic drinks‚ jams‚ and a wide range of products based on it
  • The northern tip of Corfu lies only about 3 km from the Albanian coast. Ferries to and from the Albanian resort town of Saranda run daily‚ letting you add a quick visit to a different country and a very different seaside city
  • Surprisingly‚ Corfu is the only Greek island that the Ottomans never ruled. It was under Venetian‚ French‚ and British control‚ and you will clearly see their influences across the island – but no Ottoman or Turkish traces at all

International dialing code:

+30

Visa and passport validity:

Entry requirements and passport validity may vary depending on the passenger’s nationality. For the most up-to-date and official information‚ please check the entry requirements for your destination.

VAT refund at the airport:

Available

Embassy of Israel in Greece (Athens)

Phone: +30- 216705500 | Email: pr@athens.mfa.gov.il | Website: https://embassies.gov.il/athens

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