While this is one of Corfu’s most famous wild beaches, it tends to get quite crowded. It isn’t the best spot for a quiet swim or relaxation, but it is an iconic location perfect for capturing some stunning photos.

For a true escape, we’ll visit Limni Beach. This 'hidden' double sided cove is a local favorite, known for its stunning turquoise waters and quiet atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to leave the world behind, snap some incredible photos, and enjoy a refreshing swim in one of the most picturesque spots on the coast.

Get ready for some serious off-road action! We’ll make a stop at the Stellari Beach Viewpoint, a spot that most tourists skip because the road is too challenging for standard cars. This viewpoint offers one of the most stunning, breathtaking sights on the island. The wild beach below is only accessible by boat, so this is strictly a photo stop.

The main resort town down below gets incredibly crowded with tour buses, so we skip the chaos entirely and stay high on the cliffs. From up here, you get a peaceful, birds-eye view of the heart-shaped bays and the vibrant turquoise water without dealing with any of the crowds.

We’ll make a stop at the Gyali Beach Viewpoint, an incredible, high-altitude lookout that remains completely off the radar for most visitors. From our vantage point, you’ll have a front-row seat to one of the most dramatic coastal views in the Ionian. An absolute must for your photo collection.

(Morning tour) A historic, family-run organic winery, features 4,000 olive trees and 5 hectares of vineyards, a perfect stop for guests looking to experience the sophisticated, agricultural heritage of the island.

(Morning tour) We’ll admire the view from the ridge, ensuring complete privacy for the cove below while capturing the raw, rugged beauty of the Ionian coastline.

Pelekas is a classic hillside village, known for its winding alleys and authentic, slow-paced charm. It’s often referred to as the 'balcony of the island,' and once you stand at the viewpoint, you’ll see why.

(Sunset tour) You look straight down onto the massive sandy bay, the huge Ortholithi rock rising out of the water, and the endless sea. It’s easily one of the best photo spots on the west coast

(Sunset tour) A quiet, old fishing village sitting high on the hillsides, and it’s one of the few places left that tourists completely miss. The streets are lined with old stone houses, but the real highlight is the view from the edge of the village, it looks straight down across the rugged coastline and the open sea. The sunset from up here is nothing short of amazing, painting the whole sky right over the open sea. Below the village, there’s a whole network of hidden gems and secret swimming spots that will absolutely blow you away.