Paleokastritsa & Corfu highlights
Pair the west coast's coves with viewpoints and old-town time.
Greece · Mediterranean & Adriatic
Corfu combines a Venetian old town with green hills and some of Greece's most attractive coves.
Six, not sixty
Choose the day your ship is in port. We then show the exact excursion listing, current price and start times—not a generic activities page.
Standout picks
Pair the west coast's coves with viewpoints and old-town time.
Choose a coast, one mountain village and a pace that fits your party.
Taste kumquat, sofrito and island products in the UNESCO-listed centre.
Alternatives

Walk ancient groves and learn how local oil shapes island life.
Take a deeper specialist look at award-winning Corfiot olive oil.
Reach small caves and beaches from water level.
Prices and schedules come from the selected Viator listing and can change. “View excursion” always opens that exact product page to review final details and book.
Before you book
The cruise terminal is outside the old town. Confirm whether transport starts at the terminal or beyond the port gate.
Return to picks ↗Know Corfu
Corfu’s position at the entrance to the Adriatic made it strategically important to Byzantine, Venetian, French and British powers. Venice controlled the island for centuries and built the formidable fortifications that helped keep it outside Ottoman rule. British administration ended in 1864 when Corfu and the other Ionian Islands joined the modern Greek state.
Ancient Corcyra was a significant Greek polis and later became part of the Roman and Byzantine worlds. Medieval instability eventually gave way to long Venetian rule beginning in the late Middle Ages, during which the island served as a defensive outpost guarding approaches to the Adriatic. Repeated Ottoman sieges were repelled, strengthening Corfu’s reputation as one of the region’s most fortified places. French and then British control followed the fall of Venice, bringing new civic institutions and architecture. Corfu Town’s UNESCO-listed old centre, arcaded Liston, fortresses and churches therefore feel less like a typical Cycladic destination and more like a compact record of Adriatic-European rivalry.
Research references: Wikipedia
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