Map of Corfu
Find professionals by area
Tap the part of the island where you plan to marry. Each area shows the venues and professionals who work there.
Many photographers, planners and musicians travel all over the island, so check the categories too.
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Which part of Corfu suits your wedding?
Corfu is small enough to cross in about two hours, but each part of the island feels different. Choose the area first by the view you want and where your guests will stay, then look for the venue.
- Corfu Town
- The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site: Venetian streets, squares and churches, with hotels close by and the airport at the edge of town. Good for civil ceremonies and church weddings with guests who don't want long transfers.
- North-east Corfu
- Small pebble coves and green hills facing the mainland, around Kalami and Kassiopi. Calm water in the morning, but the sun sets behind the hills, not over the sea.
- North and north-west Corfu
- Long beaches and sandstone cliffs around Sidari and Arillas, and quieter villages. Further from the airport, so plan guest transport.
- West Corfu
- The sunset side of the island: Paleokastritsa, Pelekas and the west-coast beaches look straight over the open sea. The best choice for a sunset ceremony; roads are winding, so allow extra time.
- Central Corfu
- Hill villages, olive groves and estates a short drive from town, such as Gastouri near the Achilleion palace. A good middle ground for guests staying in different places.
- South Corfu
- Quieter beaches and villages towards Lefkimmi, with fewer large venues. Suits a smaller, relaxed wedding.
Civil weddings are run by Corfu's three municipalities (Central Corfu, North Corfu and South Corfu), each with its own ceremony days and places. Check them with the wedding date checker, then see wedding venues in Corfu and the planning guide.