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Corfu Transfers & Tours

Corfu's legacy: Achilleion & the fortresses

Duration
4 hours
Type
Private, daily
Maximum
Up to 16 guests
Languages
EN EL DE FR IT

About this journey

Four centuries in four hours: a Habsburg empress, a Venetian garrison and a British protectorate, all within eight kilometres.

The Achilleion first: Elisabeth's retreat, its terrace and the dying Achilles, then back into town for the Old Fortress, the Venetian wells of the Campiello and the arcades the British left behind. Museum tickets are not included, so you choose what is worth going inside for; your guide will tell you honestly.

A day, as it usually runs

Indicative. Order and stops are rearranged with you the evening before.

  1. Old Fortress & Old Town

    Byzantine and Venetian fortifications, alleys and the island’s layered architecture.

  2. Temple of Artemis & Mon Repos

    Ancient Corfu and the palace estate south of the centre.

  3. Kanoni & Vlacherna

    The landmark view towards Mouse Island.

  4. Achilleion Palace

    Empress Elisabeth’s palace, its gardens and the story of Achilles.

Included & excluded

Included

5
  • Private air-conditioned vehicle with driver
  • Fuel, tolls and parking
  • Port entrance fees for cruise guests
  • Child seats on request
  • Bottled water on board

Not included

4
  • State-licensed guide (optional, €300)
  • Museum and monument tickets
  • Food and drinks
  • Gratuities (optional)

Anything not listed on the left is not in the price. If you are unsure about something, ask before you book rather than on the day.

From
€220
per vehicle, up to 4 guests
Date
Start
Adults
18+
0
Children
3 to 17
0
Infants
under 3
0

Price covers up to 4 guests · €40 per additional guest

Add to your day
Private vehicle & driver-guide €220
Total €220
Payment method

Free cancellation up to 144 h · choose the payment method shown

Total
€220
Your host

Antonis and the Charitos family have operated on Corfu since 1978. Call for anything a form cannot hold.

+30 26610 44611

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