All Inclusive Holidays to Corfu
Lively Corfu offers unlimited access to eye popping beaches, Greek ruins and resorts well-equipped for holidaymakers big and small. Opt for an All Inclusive stay here and you’ll open the door to even more holiday fun, with buffet meals, drinks and outdoor activities on the menu.
Why choose an all inclusive holiday to Corfu?
Corfu is a great choice for an all inclusive Greek island escape, combining clear Ionian waters, sandy beaches, lush countryside and charming villages – don’t forget the delicious Greek food.
- Enjoy beautiful beaches and hidden coves, with calm, clear waters that are great for swimming and watersports
- Corfu is one of the most green Greek islands, with olive groves, rolling hills and pretty coastal scenery
- All inclusive hotels offer plenty of choice, from family-friendly resorts with pools and kids’ clubs to beachfront stays
- Tuck into Greek favourites, from souvlaki and moussaka to fresh seafood and Greek salads
- Explore charming spots like Corfu Town or head to the coast and enjoy the views from a boat
What is there to do in Corfu?
There’s plenty to do away from your all inclusive resort, whether you’re after beach days, sightseeing, watersports or exploring the great outdoors.
The beaches are a good place to start. Paleokastritsa is one of the island’s most famous spots, with turquoise waters, rocky coves and lush hills surrounding the coastline. Or, for long sandy beaches, head to Agios Georgios or Glyfada where you’ll find plenty of space to lay out your towel and build sandcastles with the kids, while Kassiopi has a mix of little coves and a lively harbour.
A boat trip is a great way to see more of Corfu. Cruise along the coastline, stop at secluded bays for a swim or take a trip across to nearby Paxos and Antipaxos, where you’ll find even more beautiful beaches and clear waters.
For a taste of history, spend a day in Corfu Town. Wander through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, explore the Old and New Fortresses and browse the shops and cafés tucked into its narrow streets.
If you’re travelling with the family, Aqualand Corfu is a must. The huge waterpark has slides, lazy rivers and splash areas, while boat trips and watersports offer even more ways to keep everyone entertained.
And when you fancy a taste of local life, stop at a traditional taverna for Greek food and a glass of local wine, or explore one of the island’s smaller villages away from the main resorts.
Frequently asked questions about all inclusive holidays in Corfu
An all inclusive Corfu holiday includes your accommodation, meals, drinks throughout the duration of your stay so you don’t have to think about that dreaded daily budgetting.
Most all inclusive hotels in Corfu also include their daytime and evening entertainment, and some even have kid’s clubs and gyms, but you might find highlights like spa facilities or a la carte dining could come at an extra price.
What’s included varies between hotels, so check the individual hotel information before booking.
Corfu has plenty of all inclusive resorts around its coastline, with different areas suiting different types of holiday.
Aghios Georgios North and South are great pics for a relaxed beach holiday, with a long sandy beach, clear waters and a laid-back atmosphere. It’s particularly suited to families and couples who want plenty of beach time without a busy resort feel.
For families, St Spyridon is another good option. The area is quieter, with a sandy beach and shallow waters, while nearby attractions and family-friendly hotels make it easy to keep everyone entertained.
Dassia and Gouvia are ideal if you want more going on outside your hotel. Both have plenty of restaurants, bars and shops, while their location on the east coast makes it easy to reach Corfu Town for a day of sightseeing.
If you’re after a livelier holiday, Sidari is a good choice. There’s a long sandy beach, plenty of bars and restaurants, and the famous Canal d’Amour nearby. It’s popular with younger holidaymakers and groups, but there are also plenty of family-friendly spots.
For a mix of beaches, pretty scenery and a traditional Greek atmosphere, consider Kassiopi. The resort has a charming harbour, small coves and plenty of tavernas, while the surrounding coastline is great for boat trips and swimming.
If sightseeing is high on your list, staying closer to Corfu Town gives you easy access to the island’s historic centre, with beaches and all inclusive resorts still within reach.
Popular all inclusive hotels in Corfu
Looking for some inspiration for your all inclusive Corfu holiday? Here’s some of our most popular hotels: