Corfu Family Holidays

Take the Family is a travel agency specialising in active, adventure and luxury holidays. Your personal travel advisor will create the perfect Corfu holiday for your family, with expert advice and dedicated support throughout.

Corfu for family holidays

If your idea of Greece family holidays is lying by the pool while your little ones are mollycoddled, we offer an array of Corfu resorts with kids’ clubs and entertainment for all the family. Indeed, kids are welcomed with open arms all over the island, with the Corfiots warm and extremely family-oriented.

Book a Corfu holiday with Take the Family and discover that, away from the bright lights of the big resorts, crystal-clear, shallow waters that stretch on and on, particularly on the northern coast, tiny fishing harbours, brightly painted boats, and a gorgeous interior for those who venture off the beaten track, with olive groves, figs, wildflowers and cypresses. Is Corfu good for families? Yes, it is - and then some!

As a specialist family travel agency, we can tailor-make the perfect holiday in Corfu for your family. Contact one of our travel advisors now and let's discuss your dream trip

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Things to do with kids in Corfu

Corfu Best Beaches, Watersports and Outdoor Activities

• Discover that, from old-fashioned paddling and sandcastle-building to banana-boat rides, waterskiing, snorkelling and diving, Corfu has it all. Among the best beaches in Corfu for families are Paleokastritsa Beach – good for active families, though you also can hire pedalos and go off in search of your own little piece of paradise. Among the other best Corfu beaches are Agios Gordios, with friendly restaurants and a playground in the town, Glyfada and Pelekas.

• With Corfu with toddlers, head to the north coast with its shallow waters – a paddlers’ paradise (on the west coast, the waters can suddenly turn choppy).

• Hire a motorboat and explore some of the hidden coves of the north-east, or take a trip to the isolated and beautiful Diapondia Islands.

• Splash out at Aqualand in central Corfu, or at Star Beach Water Park with its jet-skiing, scuba-diving, waterskiing and banana-boat rides, plus traditional pools and rivers for sun worshippers.

• With older kids, head up Mount Pantokrator, the highest peak on Corfu. It’s a bit of a climb but the sweat and possible tears are rewarded by fantastic views of the coastline. Or hop on a horse to explore the island.

Corfu History and Culture

• Amble around Corfu Town with its Museum of Archeology, including the terrifying sculpture of the Gorgon Medusa, and its Venetian fortress with amazing views. Kids love wandering the gorgeous streets of the Old Town, ice creams in hand,

• Catch one of the puppet shows (karagiozis) hosted in many villages - a chance to embrace local culture while you're in Corfu with kids.

Eating in Corfu

Food in Corfu includes traditional Greek mezze, local seafood fresh from the water, and child-friendly favourites including pasta and pizza. Resorts generally serve both Corfu and Greek specialities alongside one or more global cuisines.

When to go to Corfu

The best time to go to Corfu is from May to October, but you may want to avoid the heat of high summer, especially with younger children, with whom you can take advantage of quieter, off-season times (and accordingly lower prices). With school-age kids, Corfu can a great option for May and October half-term holidays.

How to get to Corfu

There are direct flights from the UK to Corfu from London and regional airports, most of them seasonal. Flights from London to Corfu take about 3 hours, and the time difference is GMT+2.

We will include the best flights for you in the bespoke Corfu holiday we put together for you, as well as car hire or resort transfers if you desire.

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