Take advantage of the unique opportunity to get to know the fascinating country of Albania with this day trip.

After leaving Corfu port you will sail along the Albanian coast, reaching the port of Agi Saranda in the south part of the land in about 1 hour (tax port not incl.).

From here on, you have the possibility to visit Boutrint, an uncovered ancient city designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage site in 1997.
Boutrint is situated on the south borders of Albania. With fully air-conditioned buses and experienced guides you will visit the famous archaeological site that takes the visitor 2500 years back in time.

You will enjoy the natural beauty and a culture mixture of Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and French elements.

Worth seeing are the archaeological Monuments, the Theatre built in the 3d century B.C., the old High School, Roman hot springs, the temple with the mosaic floors and the massive city walls.

On the top of the hill lies also the castle of Ali Pasha, an oddment of the Ottoman Empire. After returning you will have time to visit the port city of Agii-Saranda, where you will have lunch in a restaurant.

Enjoy the return trip to Corfu, while admiring the infinite blue waters of the Ionian Sea.

With our jeeps we drive to the far reaches of the island.

Enjoy the original Corfu off the beaten track. We drive nearly exclusive on little forest trails and crushed stone roads. This offers views on the fantastic landscape and the life of the islanders.
We pick up all clients with the Jeeps or with a Minibus and bring them to our Meeting point in Tzavros next to BP Petrol station.
After short Explanation about Route and some Information for clients (not to stand up in the Jeep, no smoking…) we follow the Road to Paleokastritsa and turn into the Ropa Valley. We cross it on the northeast side and pass Corfu Donkey Rescue on the way to the village Doukades.
We follow a small road up to Aleimatades, where we will have a fantastic view to Corfu Town and the whole East coast. Continuing to Aleimatades village and up to a local Taverna for 30 minutes Coffee break. Short explanation for view to Albania and Islands.
After the break we take the roads to Troumpeta and Sokraki.
We cross the Village Sokraki on the way to Spartillas and Sgourades. Along the way up to Strinilas and Petalia we take the road up to Pantokrator and a short distance before an old local Gravel Road down to Paleo Perithia. After a stop with a view to entire North coast we reach the deserted village Old Perithia where we will have our lunch time break (not included). We will spend 90 minutes in Perithia for lunch and visiting the village. After our rest our tour takes us through a large part of the Pantokrator territory.
We drive to Lafki and the local road up to Petalia, Strinilas and down to Spartillas. Continuing through one of the oldest areas of Olivetrees on the way down to Barbati and the Panorama Road back to Tzavros.
You can enjoy the trip as driver or passenger.
Fun & Action is what you get on this amazing Off road-Tour!

Parga and Sivota Islands Cruise is the best way to see the beauties of mainland Greece coastal scenery.
Departing from the harbour of Corfu, you have a unique view of the old town, situated among the two Venetian fortresses, the Kanoni peninsula and the palace of Mon Repos where Prince Phillip was born.
Heading towards south parallel of the mainland you will pass Igoumenitsa port, which is the capital city of Thesprotia region, the small fishing village of Plataria and you will sail close to Sivota Islands where the ship will enter in the breathtaking cave of Sivota. There during the Second World War the Greek Sub Marine was hiding underneath the lighthouse, mostly known as "Papanikolis.

You approach Parga which is a large picturesque village with island character, a rich and eventful history, rare physical beauty, interlaced beaches, emerald sea, calm bays, olive groves, a healthy climate, romantic side streets and pathways with two or three storey houses forming an amphitheater under imposing remains of a Venetian castle. The castle is one of the main attractions of Parga and was built in the 11th century by the residents of Parga to protect their town from the pirates and the Turks. You can easily walk through the wonderful narrow streets to discover many interest curios shops and enjoy your lunch at one of the traditional seafront taverns. Additional you can join a mini tour with the tourist train from the coastline to the forest visiting the traditional stone watermill with the folklore museum and on the way back you may have a walking tour in the Venetian castle (not included). The location obviously provides magnificent views over Parga and the Ionian Sea.

On the way back, you will sail around the historical small islands of Sivota, where in the summer of 432 B.C. the greatest Naval Battle between the "Corcyrians Fleet" and the "Corinthian Fleet" took place. Still, today many of the sunken vessels of that period relies on remain at the bottom of the sea. Soon you will arrive at the picturesque bay of “Blue Lagoon". Old historians say that there in the Middle Ages Arabian pirates’ ships used to moor close to this bay. The boat is anchoring close to the beach, and you will have the opportunity to swim at the exotic blue waters of the Lagoon.
During your trip you can enjoy the sun and help yourself to refreshments which may be purchased from the bar. (Arrival in Corfu Town Port 19.00h).

When people think of Greece they think of beaches, blue sea and sun.
Well at last we are able to put all these ingredients together into one day.
This is suitable for all ages; from those who simply want to get some rays stretched out on the beach, to those who like to splash about in crystal clear sea, or snorkel above a fascinating world of fish, corals and sponges. The day starts out with a short coach ride to Imerolia harbour, from where you will start your cruise, sailing in an easterly direction. Beautiful scenery where the olive clad mountains drop down to the sea. The calm waters of the Corfu channel sparkle in all shades of blue. Your cruise will take you for a cool swim in the area Glypha near Barbati and after to the grotto of St Arsenious, near Nissaki, where a small chapel is built into the rock. Here there is a chance to swim from the boat. (This chapel recently featured in the latest ITV series “the Durrell’s” Turning north again you will see the pretty horseshoe harbour of a million postcards at Kouloura, and the famous bay of Kolami where the James Bond film for your Eyes only was filmed, and the one-time home of Lawrence Durrell).

Sailing on passed we go to Eremitis for our Barbecue ON the beach. The beach is ideal for swimming and relaxing. The water is clean and clear and is shallow for some distance so is perfect for children.
Souvlaki is barbecued on the beach, and is served with rice and Greek salads, tzatziki, and fresh bread. There is free wine or orange juice for children and non-drinkers. There is around two and half hours here to swim, laze in the sun and sip wine and wonder at the beauty. We will leave from the beach at 3.30 for the journey back to Imerolia, where your coach will be waiting to take you back to your hotel.
Please bear with us if the vagaries of the wind and weather mean we have to alter our itinerary to accommodate your safety and comfort.
Take with you: swimming gear, beach shoes, camera, suntan lotion, a sweater for the return run in case of sea breezes, cash for extra refreshments.

Enjoy the boat trip from Corfu Port to the historic sea caves of Mourtos, where during the Second World War Greek naval battle ships hid underneath the lighthouse there.
Our second stop of the day is of the beautiful bay where the Blue Lagoon was filmed. The boat will moor there for 1 hour. You can try your luck at champagne diving or just swim in the exotic waters of the Blue Lagoon. A slow cruise follows around and between many small islands, stopping at the enchanting beach of St. Paraskevi.

You continue the cruise passing by countless small islands, a taste of paradise scattered in the sea, to the next stop, the bay of Agia Paraskevi. Everyone who wishes for an unforgettable diving experience has the possibility to discover the underwater world with respirators and masks (incl.).
The adventurous trip will take you further up to the Greek mainland and make a stop at the village Sivota – a small fishing village favored by sailors for its small quiet bays

By reaching again Korfu in late afternoon, you will feel like Odysseus returning to Ithaka, after a full day of unforgettable experiences
The ship departs from the port of Corfu at 08.30 and returns at 19.00, while from the port of Lefkimmi at 10.00 and returns at 18.00

L’excursion débute à la péninsule de Kanoni, où l’on profite d’une vue magnifique sur la petite île de Pontikonisi (aussi appelée l’île de la souris), qui est considérée comme l’emblème de Corfou. Vous descendrez jusqu’au monastère de Vlacherna pour prendre de jolies photos. Le chemin se poursuit dans la vieille ville de Corfou pour y admirer les élégants bâtiments vénitiens, les églises, les murs de la ville et les ruelles qui forment un véritable labyrinthe. Vous apprécierez particulièrement les hautes maisons à arcades, son architecture vénitienne agrémentée d’éléments de différentes cultures européennes et son charme méridional. Les ruelles mènent à l’impressionnante église Saint Spiridon qui abritent les reliques du saint patron de l’île.
Vous passerez aussi devant l’hôtel de ville et la célèbre place de l’Esplanade, qui mène au palais de Saint-Michel et Saint-Georges et à la forteresse vénitienne. Il est possible de faire une petite pause dans l’un des nombreux cafés situés sous les arcades de Liston et de flâner dans les innombrables magasins de souvenirs, les élégantes boutiques et les bijouteries. 
La visite se poursuit sur la côte ouest, à Paleokastritsa, où la visite d’un monastère byzantin réputé pour ses icônes et ses magnifiques fresques est prévue. Sur la plage adjacente, vous aurez l’occasion de faire une pause et lors de l’arrêt suivant, il est possible de déjeuner (non inclus). Paleokastritsa est surplombée par le mont Arakli culminant à 400 m. On y trouve le belvédère Bella Vista, connu pour offrir l’une des plus belles vues de toute l’île. Vous y ferez une pause pour profiter du panorama exceptionnel sur les baies aux eaux cristallines et aux nuances bleues et vertes. 
Vous traverserez ensuite les villages traditionnels de Makrades, Vistonas et Alimatades, en passant par des oliveraies, des plantations d'orangers et des jardins d'amandiers jusqu'au sentier de Troumbeta. La végétation somptueuse vous impressionnera, car Corfou est considérée, à juste titre, comme l'île la plus verdoyante de Grèce.

Jour : lundi, à partir du 20.05
Durée : journée entière, environ 9 heures
Inclus : la prise en charge et le retour à votre hôtel ou à un point de rencontre, les services d’un guide francophone
Non inclus : le déjeuner et les boissons

Au départ du port d'Imerolia, cette croisière vers la capitale de l’île durera environ une heure et demie. La traversée passe près du port de Kassiopi et longe la côte nord-est, célèbre pour ses villas de luxe et ses paysages magnifiques. Vers l'intérieur des terres, sur les collines couvertes d'oliviers, on aperçoit le plus haut sommet de la montagne Pantokrator.
En approchant de la ville de Corfou, vous passerez à proximité de l'île de Vidos. Une fois amarré au vieux port, il ne vous reste plus que quelques minutes de marche pour rejoindre le centre piétonnier de la ville historique. Corfou a été classée au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO en 2007 grâce à ses sites historiques variés, notamment ses deux forts. 
On y trouve également une myriade de boutiques qui vendent des souvenirs, de la maroquinerie aux fourrures en passant par la céramique et le cuir. Pour ceux qui sont plus intéressés par les visites que par le shopping, vous ne serez pas déçus. Vous pourrez entrer dans l'Ancien Fort et le Nouveau Fort, et dans la célèbre église de St Spiridon avec son grand campanile rouge (tenue correcte de rigueur pour entrer dans l’église). 
Le quartier du Liston est l'endroit où il faut être vu. Des cafés élégants bordent la rue et donnent sur le vieux fort, le palais de Saint-Michel et Saint-Georges et le terrain de cricket. C’est un lieu agréable pour se détendre et s'imprégner de l'atmosphère avec une bière fraîche ou peut-être une Ginger Beer corfiote. On peut aussi visiter le marché aux poissons et aux fruits et légumes installé juste à l'extérieur des murs du nouveau fort, ou le cimetière britannique qui est fleuri d'orchidées au printemps. Il y a également de nombreux musées à visiter. Vous disposerez d'environ trois heures de temps libre avant le retour (retour au port vers 16:15).

Jour : mardi sans guide et vendredi avec 30 minutes de visite accompagnée d’un guide germanophone dans la ville de Corfou – du 14.05 au 15.10
Durée : environ 7 heures (départ du port d’Imerolia vers 9:15)
Excursions disponibles uniquement au départ de Sidari, Roda, Acharavi, Almyros, Agios Spyridonas, Apraos, Avliotes et Pagoi.
Inclus : la prise en charge et retour à votre hôtel ou à un point de rencontre, la traversée en bateau, les services d’un guide germanophone (uniquement les vendredis et pendant 30 minutes)
Non inclus : le déjeuner, les boissons, et les collations et les boissons dans le bateau 
Recommandations : chaussures confortables, argent pour vos dépenses personnelles, protection solaire et appareil photo

La Visite Panoramique de l’île vous invite à découvrir les coins les plus charmants de Corfou, disséminés dans un décor vert émeraude au nord, à l'est et à l'ouest de l'île.
La première étape de la visite est Kanoni. Depuis la péninsule, vous aurez une vue magnifique sur la petite île de Pontikonisi (l'île de la souris), considérée comme l'emblème de Corfou. Vous aurez l'occasion de descendre les escaliers jusqu'au joli monastère de Vlacherna et de prendre des photos.
Sur les traces de la célèbre impératrice d'Autriche, vous atteindrez Gastouri, pour y visiter la célèbre résidence d'été de l'impératrice Sissy et de l'empereur Guillaume II. Dans le palais d'Achillion, aujourd'hui transformé en musée, vous serez guidés à travers les salles impressionnantes, en admirant les fresques et la décoration d’origine, ainsi que de nombreux objets appartenant au couple royal. Le palais a été nommé d'après le héros de la guerre de Troie, Achille, dont la statue se distingue parmi d'autres dans les magnifiques jardins.
En vous dirigeant ensuite vers la côte ouest, vous visiterez un monastère byzantin à Paleokastritsa. Les icônes et les magnifiques fresques ont fait de ce monastère l'un des plus visités de l'île. C'est un monastère perché sur une colline entourée par la mer bleue. Dans la baie de Paleokastritsa, vous aurez l'occasion de faire une pause café/déjeuner (non incluse).
Au-dessus de Paleokastritsa, sur le mont Arakli (400 m), se trouve le point de vue Bella Vista. La plupart des gens disent que c'est de là que l'on profite de la plus belle vue de Corfou. Vous ferez une pause pour admirer les baies bleu-vert aux eaux cristallines. Au cours de votre visite, vous en apprendrez beaucoup sur les coutumes corfiotes grâce aux explications de votre guide.
Le prochain arrêt se fera au Musée de l'olivier, où vous en apprendrez plus sur l'histoire de l'olivier et de l'huile d'olive. Vous découvrirez pas à pas tout le processus de production de l'huile d'olive, du pressoir en bois du XVIe siècle à la centrifugeuse moderne. Ensuite, la délicieuse huile d'olive est dégustée avec du pain frais.
Vous continuerez à travers les oliveraies, les orangeries et les jardins d'amandiers. Corfou est considérée, non sans raison, comme l'île la plus verte de Grèce et vous serez émerveillés par sa somptueuse végétation.

Jour : jeudi, du 01.05 au 31.10
Durée : journée complète, 10 heures environ
Inclus : la prise en charge et le retour à votre hôtel ou à un point de rencontre, les services d’un guide germanophone, une dégustation de produits à base d’huile d’olive
Non inclus : les frais d’entrée (environ 5 €) pour le musée Achillion

As no Greek holiday is complete without a sea cruise, this famous Boat cruise is the best opportunity to visit three wonderful places. The island of Paxos and Antipaxos, which are situated, close to the southern coast of Corfu, and the famous blue Caves of Paxos.

Departing from the Corfu Port, you have a unique view of the old town, among the two Venetian fortresses. Heading towards the south of Corfu you see Anemomylos, the Kanoni peninsula and the palace of Mon Repos. As the ship approach the channel between Corfu and Paxos you see in front the green island of Paxos covered with olives and cypris trees. Legend has it that Paxos was formed when Poseidon severed the tip of Corfu with one mighty blow of his trident and dragged it south to create an idyllic retreat for his love, Amphitrite! The Legend goes on, with Poseidon´s marble Palace which was situated in one of the blue caves of the island named Ipapanti.

You sail south along the west coast of Paxos Island, enjoying the impressive rocky coastline and the unique white sandy beaches. Then the boat enters the breathtaking sea caves, the clear blue waters will leave you speechless. After departing from the caves very soon you arrive at the small but perfectly formed island of Antipaxos, whose sandy blue water coves have been compared to the Caribbean´s. Here you will have the opportunity to swim in the crystal waters of the "Paradise beach". Next visit point is Paxos. It is up-market reputation continues today as millionaire yachts sit at anchor alongside local fishing boats.

After entering the narrow channel which leads you to the picturesque port of Gaios village, you see a breathtaking view of the small two islands Panagia and Agios Nikolaos. Then you moor close to the center of Gaios village where you can easily walk through the wonderful narrow streets and enjoy your lunch at one of the traditional tavernas. During the return trip in the afternoon, the ship passes by the monastery of the Panagia, which stands completely isolated on a small island.
A beautiful day full of the enticing blue waters, which you will never forget.

The south Tour is a unique opportunity to discover Corfu Old Town and the versatile faces of the south, with its age-old Olivewoods, the fissured rock coast, and its traditional villages.
The bay of Garitsa leads to the old part of Corfu town, admiring the elegant Venetian buildings, churches, the overwhelming city walls. The old part of the city with its high arcade houses and Venetian architecture with elements from different European cultures, entices you with the South-land charm. The spread small streets leading to and from the old port, where the dominant old fortress catches the eye and takes you further to the impressive Saint -Spiridon church, where the relics of the patron Saint of the island is kept.
Walking along the narrow roads, you pass the city hall and the famous Esplanade Square, leading you to the palace of Saints. Michael & George and the Venetian old fortress. If you wish, you can sit and enjoy your coffee in one of the many Cafés under the Liston arcades. You will have enough time afterwards to stroll by the innumerable souvenir shops and elegant boutiques and jewelers.
The winding road leads us through olivewoods to the beautiful village Agi Deka, stretched up the mountain. From here above, you get a unique view up to Corfu city, the background alternates between small pictorial villages, the olive tree valley, and the blue colors of the sea. The village, with its manor-houses build in typically Corfiot style, its narrow stone lanes, balconies, and several hidden spots of untainted beauty, offers a glance into a rare and pure way of life.

While driving by the extraordinarily delightful landscape, our travel guide informs you much over the old habits and traditions, which are particularly rooted in the south of the island. Old women dressed in black, currying the harvest home helped by stubborn donkeys, while the men rest at the Kaffenio, playing skillfully with their “Kompoloi”.

The next stop will be in a traditional olive press. Step by step you will learn about the entire production process of olive oil production - from the 16th century wooden press to the modern centrifuge. Then it is tasted with fresh bread from the delicious olive oil.

By driving further southwest, the landscape unfolding before your eyes surprises you with small villages unaffected by tourism, the traditional way of life and the hospitable natives. We continue our way to Marathias Beach, one of the most beautiful and longest sandy beaches of the island. Here you have much time for lunch (not incl.), swim or take a sun bath.

Along the return, you visit one of the oldest mountain villages of Corfu, “Chlomos”, which was founded in the 13century. It seems here the time has stopped, the typical old houses with yellow roofing tiles stuck to each other, giving the impression of a fortress.

From here you have incomparable view of the stretching landscape, the long sandy beaches, as well as of the Korission lagoon - one of the new and most important protected aquatic areas of Greece, with extreme diversity of plants, insects, and birds. Enjoy the lively atmosphere with a coffee (included) in a village -Kaffenion with the society of the friendly natives.

In the afternoon begins our return through the villages Moraitika and the fishing village Benitses along the south coast.