We would love to hear your preferences and desires for what you would like to see and visit during your trip with us. But please bear in mind that the sea around Corfu is subject to seasonal changes in the weather that often do not allow certain trips and stops. So your final decision can be made on the day alongside our skipper, depending on the weather conditions. Whilst we cannot guarantee the weather, we can guarantee that the views will be beautiful and your trip will be unforgettable!
Our recommended destinations for Full-Day trips:
(Click on the links to find the page for each destination!)
–> The Diapontian Islands: No matter if it is Othonoi, Erikousa or Mathraki, these islands will submerge you into their wild and remote magic.
–> Paxos, Antipaxos & the Blue Caves: With beaches that look like they’ve been photoshopped, the masterpiece of the Ionian awaits you.
–> Sivota and surrounding islands: Get ready to discover how the “fjord of the Ionian” got its name, Sivota invite you to their exotic beauty.
–> Parga: The amphitheatrically built gem of Epirus with the unforgettable beaches will leave you astounded.
Our recommended stops and destinations for either Half-, Full-Day or Sunset trip:
Agni
Agni is a nature lover’s paradise—a lush, untouched bay with glossy pebbles, rich greenery, and dazzling blue depths. Ideal for couples, families, or anyone craving peace, its rocky seabed is a dream for snorkelers. After your swim, you could treat yourself at one of the three traditional seaside tavernas.
Kalami
A slice of serenity, Kalami beach is a hidden gem with sparkling, crystal-clear waters and a tranquil vibe perfect for families and anyone seeking a break from the crowds. With pebbles underfoot, beach bars for a cool drink, and plenty of space for your own umbrella, it’s the best of both worlds. Don’t miss the charming tavernas – this was a favorite of British author Lawrence Durrell!
Kouloura
Tiny but utterly picturesque, Kouloura is a horseshoe-shaped fishing harbor tucked among pine trees and peaceful homes. It’s got just one taverna and a lovely seaside chapel, making it the ultimate quiet escape. Next door is little-known Chouchoulio beach – ideal for snorkeling and diving into adventure!
Kerasia
Quiet, stunning, and irresistibly scenic, Kerasia beach is a pebbly haven surrounded by lush greenery and rocky coves. Its white stones and crystal waters are perfect for those who love peaceful, natural beauty. A true escape for the soul.
Agios Stefanos
Family-friendly and full of energy, Agios Stefanos offers golden sands, shallow waters, and all the comforts of a top-tier resort. Think sunbeds, umbrellas, water sports, beach bars, and Greek tavernas galore. With mini markets and charming harbor views, it’s got everything you need for a carefree day by the sea.
Ipsos
Cosmopolitan and buzzing, Ipsos is a long, narrow stretch of sand and pebbles wrapped in a lively bay. Whether you’re here for a dip or a dance, you’ll find everything—cafés, sweet shops, tavernas, bars, clubs, and more. Perfect for those who love their beach days with a side of nightlife!
Barbati
One of Corfu’s most popular spots, Barbati is famed for its crystal-clear waters and lush surroundings. With great facilities and a relaxed all-day vibe, it’s ideal for a lazy sun-drenched day or a refreshing swim between beachside bites.
Nisaki
Tucked beneath the green hills of Mount Pantokrator, Nisaki is a pebble beach with a peaceful, natural feel. The underwater scenery is a snorkeler’s dream, full of rocky formations and marine life. Quiet, beautiful, and totally blissful.
Blue Cave @Nisaki
Tucked into the coastline near Nisaki, this tiny Blue Cave is a treasure! With strikingly clear waters, plenty of fish, and an enchanting blue glow, it’s a must for snorkelers and curious explorers. Just mind the sharp rocks and early crowds to enjoy its pure magic, complete with a hidden clove and a little seaside shrine!
Arillas
Soft golden sand, calm turquoise waters, and a family-friendly vibe – Arillas beach has it all. Nestled in a sheltered from the wind bay, this wide, sandy stretch is perfect for swimming and sandcastle marathons. The shoreline changes shape daily, just to keep things interesting, and it’s fully organized with sunbeds and umbrellas for your lounging pleasure.
Krouzeri
Krouzeri beach is a lush, organized retreat perfect for diving into relaxation—or the sea! With white pebbles, green hills, and nearby coves great for underwater exploration, it’s a peaceful escape from everyday life.
Erimitis
Untamed and breathtaking, Erimitis is a series of secluded pebble coves accessible only by boat or hidden forest paths. The beaches there – Ksilokeratia, Aspalathras, Korfovounia, Kaminakia, Vromolimni, Akoli, Arias, Tzoufakia, Vrachli, Vouvalomandria and Avlaki – await explorers seeking the wild side of Corfu, all with stunningly clear waters and untouched charm.
Kassiopi
Packed with charm and coastal charisma, Kassiopi boasts four beautiful beaches—Kanoni, Bataria, Pipitos, and Kalamionas—each with pebbles, rocks, and sparkling blue waters. Wander its cobbled alleys, shop at cozy boutiques, and soak up the buzz of the vibrant fishing harbor at the village’s heart.
Last but not least, amazing views of Old Town Corfu, Old and New Fortresses, Garitsa Bay, Vido and Pontikonissi island: A Boat Trip Through Corfu’s Iconic Heart ideal for the Sunset Cruise:
Garitsa Bay is a perfect introduction to Corfu’s charm. From the water, you’ll understand why this was the very first suburb of the island’s capital, and why it continues to captivate every visitor. Lined with palm trees and elegant Venetian homes, this promenade is the kind of place you feel nostalgic for—even before you leave.
The Old Fortress rises proudly, built on a rocky peninsula and completely surrounded by the sea. Once the island’s main defense against pirates and invaders, today it’s a peaceful landmark with soaring bastions and panoramic views. As we pass by, take a moment to imagine centuries of watchmen scanning the Ionian waters from its ramparts.
The New Fortress, perched above the old port, is carved with secret tunnels and mighty stone walls. And between the two fortresses, Corfu’s Old Town stretches like a living postcard—Venetian balconies, winding alleys, and bell towers rising from the rooftops.
Opposite the fortresses, across the bay, lies the islet of Vido—a green oasis floating just off the town’s edge. Once home to a Venetian nobleman (Guido Malipieri, from whom it took its name) and later a juvenile correctional center, Vido now offers a wilder, quieter face of Corfu. From the boat, you’ll spot its pine-covered hills, walking paths, and three hidden beaches, Tramoudana, Maistro, Korfiatissa. Most people never set foot on Vido—consider this your secret view.
As we steer south, a truly iconic sight comes into view: Pontikonisi (Mouse Island), with its Byzantine chapel nestled among the trees, and just beside it, the postcard-perfect Monastery of Panagia Vlacherna, connected to the shore by a narrow stone causeway. The entire scene is so dreamy it’s hard to believe it’s real—and from the sea, it looks even more magical. Legend has it Pontikonisi was the Phaeacians’ ship turned to stone by the gods for helping Odysseus just before they managed to enter the harbor. Today, it’s one of Corfu’s most photographed jewels.
Just above it all sits Kanoni, a serene neighborhood named after the old cannon still stationed at its viewpoint. From up there, locals and travelers alike gather to admire the planes as they skim the sea, the boats below, and the shimmer of the lagoon. But nothing beats seeing this scene from the water—where the sky and sea meet in endless shades of blue.
Welcome to Corfu’s beating heart. A journey through myth, memory, and timeless beauty—seen as it was meant to be: from the water.
Right where you need to be with Dreaming Blue.