If you’re travelling to Corfu, or anywhere else in Greece in 2026, there’s one extra holiday cost you need to know about: the Climate Crisis Resilience Fee.

Many travellers still call it the Greece tourist tax, hotel tax, climate tax, or accommodation tax, but the official name is the Climate Crisis Resilience Fee.

If you are planning a trip and wondering about Corfu weather month by month, this guide will help you decide exactly when to go. Corfu has a Mediterranean climate with hot, sunny summers, mild winters, and a greener landscape than many other Greek islands thanks to higher rainfall outside peak season. Climate summaries consistently show January as the coldest month, July among the hottest, and November the wettest, which is why the best time to visit depends on whether you want beach weather, sightseeing weather, or quieter off-season travel.

If you are wondering what to pack for Corfu, the most important thing to know is that it depends heavily on the month you are visiting. What you need for Corfu in April is very different from what you will want in Corfu in August, and even early autumn in Corfu can feel very different from late autumn.

This month-by-month guide covers what to wear in Corfu, what shoes to bring, whether you need a jacket, and what kind of clothes make the most sense for beach days, sightseeing and evenings out.

If you are wondering about mosquitoes in Corfu, the simple answer is yes, you may come across them, especially in the warmer months. Like many Mediterranean destinations, Corfu has mosquitoes during the holiday season, but for most visitors they are more of a minor irritation than a major problem.

Corfu is one of Greece’s most diverse and welcoming islands, making it a perfect destination for tourists of all ages and travel styles. Located in the Ionian Sea, it offers a unique blend of Venetian architecture, turquoise beaches, lush green landscapes, historic landmarks, and vibrant local culture.

Planning a trip to Corfu and wondering…

• Do I need cash?

• Can I use my card everywhere?

• Are there ATMs on the island?

• Is Greece still cash-only?

The short answer?

Bring some cash — but not loads.

Corfu is modern and very card-friendly… but it still has that relaxed, local Greek island vibe where cash is sometimes quicker and easier.

Here’s exactly what to expect so you don’t over-withdraw or get stuck without euros.

Welcome to Corfu Travel Co’s complete Corfu Travel Guide — your all-in-one planner for beaches, restaurants, hotels, transport, itineraries, and local tips.

If you’re visiting Corfu for the first time (or the fifth), this guide covers literally everything you need to plan the perfect holiday — without the overwhelm.

No fluff.
No outdated info.
Just real, practical advice from people who genuinely love this island.

👉 Use this page as your starting point, then dive into the detailed guides linked throughout.

Dreaming of turquoise water, sunset dinners by the sea, and slow Greek island days?

Welcome to Corfu — one of the most beautiful (and underrated) Greek islands — and welcome to Corfu Travel Co, your local-style Corfu tourist planner helping you experience the island like an insider, not a tourist.

One of the most common questions visitors ask before travelling is:
Can you drink tap water in Corfu?

As a trusted Corfu tourist planner, Corfu Travel Co explains everything you need to know about tap water in Corfu, including safety, taste, bottled water, and what locals actually do.