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Luxury rentals in Corfu

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Villa in Viros
Villa Edoardo
Villa Edoardo - 3Br - Sleeps 6
$1,109 per night
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Villa in Kanoni
Villa Feliche
Villa Feliche - 9Br - Sleeps 18
$4,468 per night
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Villa in Agios Stefanos
Villa Daniela
Villa Daniela is a recently built home located at a charming little fishing village, Agios Stefanos with a wonderful view of the Ionian Sea, surrounded by olive and cypress trees. This exclusive six-bedroom villa of modern architecture, incorporate with natural materials as part of the decoration and furnishings. The interior is spacious and equipped with all modern amenities. The sunny living room displays a blend of epochs; materials and styles while the bedrooms are decorated in soothing tones with vivid splashes of color. Chic design and exceptional comfort extend to the outdoor areas, where a stylish shaded dining area overlooks the swimming pool and terraces with sofas and sun beds enable the guests to relax under or out of the sun. The guests will also have the luxury to enjoy freshly cooked meals, local delicacies, traditional dishes, sweet fruit preserves and homemade marmalades all cooked by the owner using organic products from her gardens.   Copyright © Luxury Retreats. All rights reserved BEDROOM & BATHROOM Lower Ground Level • Bedroom 1: 2 Twin beds, En-suite bathroom with shower, Air conditioning, Fitness equipment Ground Level • Bedroom 2: Double bed, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning • Bedroom 3: 2 Twin beds, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning Upper Level • Bedroom 4 - Master: Double bed, En-suite bathroom with jetted tub, Air conditioning • Bedroom 5: Double bed, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning • Bedroom 6: Double bed, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning, Fitness equipment • Additional Bedding: Baby cot FEATURES & AMENITIES • Fully-equipped kitchen • Dining area with seating for 10 • High chair • Smart TV • DVD player • Wi-Fi • Wii game console • Exercise equipment • Hot tub • Fireplace • Safe • Bathrobes • Private parking • Alarm system OUTDOOR FEATURES • Swimming pool - Heating at extra cost • Terrace with lounge area • Alfresco dining • Wood fire barbeque • Day beds • Garden STAFF & SERVICES Included: • Housekeeping - Daily • Linen change - twice per week • Cook services- Daily (Prepares breakfast and 1 meal) • Concierge service Extra Cost (advance notice may be required): • Villa pre-stocking • Activities and excursions • Pool heating (€700 per week) 
$2,655 per night
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All about Corfu

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Old Town elegance

Corfu Town, known to locals as Kerkyra, is the island’s capital, and its old quarter is a Unesco-listed beauty. The Venetians ruled Corfu between 1386 and 1797, and it is here in Kerkyra old town that you can clearly see their influence. Cobbled alleys and streets that invite leisurely strolling are lined with tall, elegant, pastel-colored buildings, two imposing 16th-century fortresses standing guard above them all. The Paleo Frourio (Old Fort) and Neo Frourio (New Fort) were used for more than 400 years to defend the Republic of Venice from the Ottoman Empire, but are now some of the best places in Kerkyra for spectacular views across the town and out to sea. Head to the vast green space known as the Spianada (Esplanade) – the largest town square in Greece – for a bite to eat or a drink in one of its many restaurants and bistros. Laid out by the French in the 19th century during their brief period of occupation, the carefully tended lawns are the perfect spot for some people watching – you might even catch a game of cricket, a legacy of British rule.

Art and history

There are some very good museums and galleries in Corfu Town, so it’s well worth dedicating at least one day of your vacation to taking in a bit of culture. Kerkyra Archaeological Museum displays archaeological finds from excavated sites across the island, most notably from Kanoni, Corfu's ancient capital. Its star attraction is the imposing 55ft 6th-century Gorgon Pediment, a temple carving depicting a towering Medusa with her serpent locks. The Corfu Museum of Asian Art is housed in a handsome neoclassical mansion built in 1816 for the British Lord High Commissioner. It has an impressive collection of Chinese, Japanese, and Indian paintings, porcelains, and sculpture, dating from the Neolithic era through to the 19th century, and its gardens are a pleasant place to while away a sunny afternoon after a morning of art appreciation.

A walk with a view

If walking is your thing, then you’ll want to know about the Corfu Trail, which covers 136 miles from one end of the island to the other, and takes around 10 days to hike in its entirety. For those less physically inclined, the walk from the village of Perithia to the peak of Mount Pantokrator is a more manageable proposition. At almost 3,000ft, Pantokrator is the highest point on Corfu, and though you can drive to the top, the two-hour hike takes you through some lovely mountain scenery and allows you a certain amount of smugness when you reach its end. At the summit sits a Greek Orthodox monastery originally built in the 14th century, though rebuilt in both the 17th and 19th and the views down to Corfu’s satellite islands, across to Albania and even Italy on a clear day are magnificent. Make your way back down to pretty Venetian-era Perithia, nestled on the mountain’s northern slope, to enjoy a drink in one of the small tavernas and sample the local cuisine.

Best of the beaches

Those seeking a spot on a gorgeous stretch of sand are spoilt for choice in Corfu. On the west coast, 10 miles from Corfu Town, the long, golden stretch of Glyfada beach is lined with sunbeds and umbrellas and backed by hillsides covered with pine woods. There are watersports facilities and a string of tavernas means you can settle in for the day without having to think about packing up the cooler. Also on the west coast but further north, Paleokastritsa, often considered one of the most beautiful villages in Greece, sits on a lengthy stretch of indented coast with a number of deep, curving bays sheltering gorgeous beaches that back onto olive groves and cypress trees.

Experience our Corfu luxury villas

Dotted along the eastern coast of the island, our luxury vacation rentals let you decide which aspect of Corfu to focus on. Choose one of our Dassia villas to stay within easy reach of the restaurants and boutiques of Kerkyra old town, or perhaps one of our Agios Stefanos villas to experience a slower pace of life in a picturesque old fishing village.

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