How to get here
Corfu has an international airport, serving more than 800,000 visitors per year, with direct flights to and from all European countries. There are a wide range of charter flights and low-cost airlines, including Easyjet, Ryanair, Air Mediterranee, Air Berlin, TUI and many more. There are direct flights from a wide range of European towns with special summer prices. You can check the timetables in advance at EURO VOYAGES TRAVEL, or directly from the airlines themselves.
Where to stay
There is a wide range of types of accommodation, to suit every taste. If you wish, contact EURO VOYAGES TRAVEL which organizes special packages for our courses, offering the best hotels at very special prices.
Below you will find some examples of hotels that might suit you:
CASA LUCIA
For those who want the peace and quiet of a small village community, but with easy access to Corfu town and all parts of the island, Casa Lucia is ideal. An old olive press has been converted into 10 cottages set in beautiful gardens with a sparkling swimming pool. Family-run with a strong ecological conscience, Casa Lucia offers comfort, warm hospitality, quiet efficiency, as well as yoga, t’ai chi, ‘ensoma’ and other therapies by qualified practitioners. A place to relax and absorb the beauties of the countryside, the birdsong, the flower scents, the stars at night, simple pleasures for which we normally have no time.
HOTEL HELIOS
For hundreds of years, travellers have arrived at the traditional port of Boukari on the south-east coast of Corfu, to take a stroll around the age-old olive groves and scented lemon trees. Our family-run pension Helios Hotel lies among these ancient olives, planted by the Venetians, a short walk away (200m) from the sea in the most unspoilt part of the island. The 3 stars hotel is situated 25 km. from the main airport and port, in the narrowest part of the island; from here, in a few minutes you can reach the sandy beaches of the west coast or choose to swim in the blue sea of the little bays nearby the hotel.
