easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking is moderate without strenuous activity.
Discover Corfu's culinary secrets on a guided walk through the island's lively neighborhoods. Savor traditional dishes, meet passionate artisans, and immerse yourself in the rich flavors that make this Greek island special. Read on to see why this food tour is a standout experience in Corfu.
On the sun-kissed island of Corfu, a city rich with history and Mediterranean charm, culinary adventures take center stage through the Corfu Food Tour offered by Corfu Walking Tours. This experience is a feast for the senses, weaving through vibrant neighborhoods where the air is filled with the aroma of freshly baked bread, herbs, and local spices. As you stroll from one bustling marketplace to quaint tavernas, you'll encounter passionate chefs, artisans, and vendors eager to share the secrets behind their beloved dishes.
The tour showcases Corfu’s unique blend of Mediterranean, Venetian, and local influences. Participants savor traditional Greek delicacies like sofrito and pastitsada, while sipping regional wines or local spirits. Each stop is an opportunity to meet passionate local artisans who craft their specialties with a zeal that expresses the island’s rich cultural history. The walk’s leisurely pace allows you to soak in the colorful architecture, historic alleys, and lively street scenes—each corner offering a new taste or story.
What makes Corfu Walking Tours stand out is their expert guides and intimate access to local hotspots often missed by casual visitors. This is more than just a food tour; it’s a cultural immersion, revealing the island’s culinary roots and contemporary twists. Perfect for foodies and history buffs alike, the experience invites visitors to deepen their connection with Corfu while satisfying their palate.
Whether you’re arriving in Corfu town or staying nearby in the heart of the island, this tour offers a delicious way to uncover the city’s vibrant soul. It’s a flavorful journey that combines history, culture, and community—making it a must-do for anyone seeking a genuine taste of Greece’s overlooked culinary treasures.
The tour involves walking through uneven streets and historic alleys, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Many local vendors and artisans prefer cash, and small tips are appreciated for guides and cooks.
Taste everything offered—each dish tells a story about Corfu's history and local ingredients.
Corfu can get warm, especially in summer, so bring water to stay refreshed during your walk.
Corfu’s culinary traditions are influenced by centuries of Venetian rule, blending Greek, Italian, and local flavors into a unique gastronomic identity.
The tour emphasizes supporting local businesses, contributing to sustainable tourism that preserves Corfu’s cultural and culinary heritage.
Necessary for navigating cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces comfortably.
Stay hydrated as you stroll through lively neighborhoods and outdoor markets.
Protect yourself from the strong Mediterranean sun during the warmer months.
summer specific
Capture the colorful sights and dishes along the tour route.