Book your dream escape to Corfu with One Key, Expedia’s flexible travel loyalty programme that rewards every traveller. One Key is now available for UK travellers who sign up and book on either Expedia, Hotels.com or for the first time, Vrbo. It unlocks member pricing and instant discounts while booking hotels, holiday homes, flights, car hire and activities, and offers the ability to use rewards currency, known as OneKeyCash, towards your next trip.
So join us on a whirlwind four-day adventure on this captivating, sun-drenched island, happy in the knowledge that if you’ve booked through One Key, future you will thank you.
Day 1:
Morning: Make the most of your time in Corfu and book an early morning flight on Expedia. If you want to really get to know the island, your best bet is to hire a car and have it ready for your arrival. Car rental for an adventure like this starts from £116. Check into your hotel – the stunning Anasa Corfu bookable on Hotels.com – then let the exploring commence!
Afternoon: Half an hour’s drive from the hotel you’ll discover the serene beauty of Agios Gordios, a popular sandy beach on Corfu’s west coast. Named after the seaside church of Saint Gordios, this coastal gem is a tranquil oasis framed by olive tree forests, vineyards and impressive rocks, and is the perfect place to unwind and soak up the sun.
Evening: An ideal evening begins with a leisurely stroll along Liston Street, enjoying cocktails under the elegant colonnade, and concludes with a delightful dinner at one of the many cosy bistros just beyond the historic centre.
Day 2:
Morning: Dedicate the morning to a tour around the most beautiful landscapes in the North West of Corfu. Paleokastritsa, the first stop, with its crystal-clear waters, hilly landscape and sea caves, is believed to be the place where the shipwrecked Ulysses was washed ashore, bringing Greek mythology to life.
Next stop is the peninsula of Kanoni, where the ancient town of Corfu was located, and you’ll stop to see the legendary Mouse Island. The tour ends at Old Town of Corfu which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s like an open air museum, filled with architectural wonders with Italian and British influences.
Afternoon: After all that touring, indulge in a leisurely swim in the hotel’s infinity pool, surrounded by breathtaking panoramic views….
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