Domes of Corfu

About Domes of Corfu

The 233 rooms and suites range from adult-only Tropical retreat rooms with balcony to Sapphire family retreats, with two additional beds for the little ones; with many rooms boasting a swim-up pool. Upgrade to Haute Living for an array of extra benefits including 24/7 dedicated concierge, upgrade to dine around half board and exclusive check-in.

The 233 rooms and suites range from adult-only tropical retreat rooms with balcony to sapphire family retreats with two additional beds for the little ones with many rooms boasting a swim-up pool. Upgrade to Haute Living for an array of extra benefits including 24/7 dedicated concierge, upgrade to dine around half board and exclusive check-in.

There are three restaurants to choose from. Agora is the largest – it takes its name from the open city spaces that hosted markets and gatherings in ancient Greece. And with sea views, a heart-of-the-hotel location and sumptuous buffet spreads, you’ll certainly be gathering here. There’s something for everyone at this sophisticated seaside idyll: a sandy beach, a handful of swimming pools, cocktail bar, an Elemis spa and a buzzing piazza filled with food trucks and pop-up boutique stalls. Plus, there’s an action-packed kids club that offers a raft of sea and sand-based adventures, as well as an Activity Park.

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Greece - A Mediterranean Gem for All Seasons

Greece, a Mediterranean paradise steeped in history and natural beauty, offers travelers a unique experience throughout the year. Depending on your interests, you'll find that Greece has something to offer during every season.

Spring (March to May): Spring in Greece is a delightful time to visit. The weather is mild, and the countryside bursts into a riot of colors as flowers bloom. It's perfect for exploring archaeological sites like the Acropolis in Athens without the summer crowds. Additionally, the Greek islands, including Santorini and Mykonos, are enchanting during this season.

Summer (June to August): Greece's summer is synonymous with azure waters, sun-drenched beaches, and lively nightlife. The Greek islands come alive with tourists seeking the perfect island getaway. From Crete's rich history to the stunning landscapes of Rhodes and the white-washed beauty of the Cyclades, Greece's islands offer endless possibilities.

Autumn (September to November): Autumn in Greece brings comfortable temperatures, making it ideal for outdoor activities and island exploration. The sea is still warm for swimming, and the vineyards are ready for wine enthusiasts to taste the season's harvest. It's also a great time to visit Thessaloniki, Greece's second-largest city, and experience its vibrant cultural scene.

Winter (December to February): While Greece's winter is milder than in many other European countries, it's the perfect time to explore Athens' historic sites without the crowds. You can also head to the mountains for winter sports in destinations like Mount Olympus and Parnassus.

Greece's rich history, delectable cuisine, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality make it a year-round destination. Whether you're captivated by ancient ruins, crystal-clear waters, picturesque villages, or delicious Mediterranean cuisine, Greece promises a memorable experience whenever you decide to visit. So, immerse yourself in the timeless allure of Greece and create lasting memories in this Mediterranean gem.

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