CORFU
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The 7 most popular wine tasting & vineyard tours in Corfu. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Visit Theotoky Estate in Corfu for a short winery tour plus organic wine samples and optional olive oil tasting, with easy booking.
“A great experience but you can order directly through the winery. Be sure to order the snacks to go with the wine!”
Family-run Corfu winery tour with a guided estate walk, cellar look at Kakotrigis and Rose, plus a 3-wine tasting with local snacks.
Corfu wine tasting of 5 native Greek grape varieties with cheese pairings and Dionysus stories. Learn quality tastes in 1 hour.
A 2-hour small-group evening walk through Corfu Old Town, led by a local, ending with a glass of wine in local bars.
Corfu wine and olive tasting with Old Town walk and Palaiokastritsa monastery. Small group, estate bites, and views.
“This was a great trip to a beautiful farm with lovely olive trees. We tasted some good food and had a tour of the olive oil making process. The guide at the farm was lovely just wished we had a little more time there! Our tour driver Maria was also very knowledgeable and friendly!”
Corfu Old Town at night with a licensed guide and a local wine stop. Small group, moonlit sights, and great value for $84.29.
“We had a lovely tour guide who clearly had a passion to share the details and histories, and bring to life the stories of the buildings and those who lived in them. We visited parts of the town we probably would not have found otherwise and saw details that would have gone unnoticed. It was…”
Corfu wine tasting with 5 native grape varieties, Dionysus stories, and snack pairings at SiloDona. Small English tour in 1 hour.
“A nice wine tasting experience in Silo bar/restaurant. We were slightly late due to traffic delays but managed to keep our host updated by WhatsApp and he kindly delayed the start. 5 wines tasted (I’m not an expert) they were all very different and our host explained their origins and flavour. Nibbles were cheese, apple…”
