Holidays in Corfu (Greece): tours from Almaty from 3 299 000 ₸

went because I urgently had to sort out the paperwork for the villa, and going through the travel agency turned out to be the fastest way, so here I am on Corfu. checked in, went to the sea and forgot about all my business, the water is warm, the stones on the beach are slipppery, one time I almost fell (good thing I managed to grab someone's umbrella). The manager back on the call told me to rent a car, and that saved the trip, because the buses there run weirdly, or rather almost not at all. but I still missed my flight back to the airport, ran in the heat with a suitcase, thought that's it, I won't make it, and then I just waved my hand and bought another ticket for the next day...

My vacation I booked through an agency in Almaty, I just wanted to lie by the sea after the renovation, and the choice fell on Corfu. We flew with a layover, but everything went smoothly, the manager laid it all out step by step and even reminded about online check-in a day before. The hotel turned out to have a view of the pines, and the smell there was piney, resiny. In the morning you walk out onto the balcony — and there's that smell right away, it makes your head spin. Every day I went to the beach, swam until I was blue, though the water seemed cool because of the wind. I remember how one time my hat fell from the balcony right into the bushes, I went to get it and scratched my hand on some thorn. I only took breakfasts, but that was enough, for lunch we ate at tavernas — huge portions, I couldn't finish. I came back already tanned and happy, I don't even feel bad about the suitcase getting battered on the road (a wheel fell off, but that's trifles). In the end a five, and I'm thinking of going back there again in winter, maybe to Cyprus.

went to Greece to Corfu, took a tour through an Almaty agency — just wanted to lie by the sea and not think about anything, because before that three months with no days off, and I'd already forgotten what a beach looks like. The sea there is really clean, the water is transparent, but the stones at the entrance — it hurts to walk, I almost twisted my leg, and also these olives everywhere, the smell is specific, not exactly pleasant.. Overall I liked it, came back satisfied

took a tour to Corfu because I wanted to combine the sea with work, I had a business meeting there, well and I decided to stretch it a week — I'll swim between calls. The manager sorted everything out in a day. I arrived, checked in — and the AC in the room was rattling like a tractor, I covered it with a towel, funny to remember. Overall the trip was good, the sea is clean, the food simple and tasty, came back happy and will go again probably.

Corfu is of course something unreal, the water is such that your hands then smell of the sea and it doesn't wash off till evening. The bus really let us down - the schedule is hanging there but it's not coming, I waited under the scorching sun for like forty minutes probably, but that's trifles if you remember those olive groves and how we got lost in the alleys where even the cats look at you like you're an idiot, but at least we found that very taverna with the octopus, yes.

we went to the agency because we just couldn't decide on our own where to fly for the november holidays. looked for a long time, UAE was out, Egypt didn't seem right either, in the end we chose Corfu — we wanted the sea, even though I knew I wouldn't be swimming anymore. and it was the best choice. we flew with a layover, spent almost a whole day on the road, but when we arrived and stepped out onto the balcony, I immediately forgot about all of it. the sea there is incredible, the air is humid, smells of pine trees and something else, I can't figure out what, but familiar from childhood. I only swam a couple of times, the water is bracing, but there are almost no people, all the beaches are basically yours. the downside — at one restaurant we waited a long time for our order, about forty minutes, the bill came even later, but then they didn't even charge us for dessert (a small thing, but it lifted our mood) — and we came back absolutely happy, already joking that now I know exactly where I'll be "wintering" with my husband.

Poehala na Korfo cherez kazahstanskoe agentstvo. Hotelos tihogo morya i bez ettih bolshih otelei s animaciyami. Ostrova ne znala sovershenno, poetomu doverila vybor touragentstvu. Nam podbrali ochen uyutnoe mestechko v samom konce ostrova. More tam bylo chistoe, no kamni na plyazhe, hodayu v akvatahpkah i ne zhaleyu. Ryadom s gostinicoy nashla pekarnyu, gde pahlo koricey i myatoy, hot i ne lyublyu sladkoe, no eti pirozhki kupovala kazhdoe utro. Odin raz poehali na arendovannoy machine v gorod, no ya tak i ne ponyala, gde tam normahno parkovatsya, za to posmotrela na staruyu krepost. Ochen dovohna, chto ne ostalas doma, hochu teper zhe vernutsya!

The trip to Corfu was something else, we flew with a layover in Istanbul, there the suitcase almost left without us but it worked out. The manager arranged everything quickly, thanks to her for that, though once there I later had to find where to buy a bus ticket myself and that turned out to be quite a task. The sea is clear, the air can't be described, I came back tanned and happy, already thinking where to head next year

greece corfu is just a fairy tale didnt think it would click like that, but at the hotel the food was weird — pasta with yogurt (?!) but the sea is warm like a bath and i did nothing all day, just swam and ate, and the manager by the way is great sorted everything fast without extra talk really awesome.. the room was small true but the sea view made up for everything

we went to Corfu because I had to sort out a property matter and also relax a bit. at the agency they offered a tour — I was doubtful at first but then agreed. the hotel turned out decent, not fancy of course, but clean and close to the sea. I walked to the beach across the road, sometimes I had to wait for a free lounger — a small thing but it annoyed me. otherwise everything was fine, the paperwork was done quickly, no delays. I came back with a slight feeling that it could have been better, but overall I'm satisfied. Corfu is beautiful, but for me the main thing was business, not the views.

We went to Greece with my friend, because she needed a break from work, and I just wanted to lie by the sea. The manager sorted everything out quickly, and we didn't even really get a chance to discuss the details. We ended up on Corfu at the end of April, the water was still bracing, but the beaches were almost empty. On the first day I stepped on a sea urchin right by the shore — a man on the next sunbed was laughing, and I spent two hours picking out the needles. But then we found a little taverna where the owner let us try homemade olive oil with bread. The rest of the days we just walked around the old town, stared at doors with brass handles, and ate too much cheese. I came back tanned, happy, and with a jar of olives in my suitcase, even though I swore I wouldn't bring anything.

Corfu in February is, of course, an adventure, but I was absolutely thrilled. The sea was so stormy that the spray reached my face when I walked along the embankment, but at the tavern they gave me such olives that I almost bought a jar to take home. I came back tanned not from the sun, but from the wind and for some reason very happy!

Took the package spontaneously, wanted to change the scenery after a long-drawn project at work, and the choice fell on Corfu because of the promised calm and sea. Overall everything went well, the hotel turned out clean and cozy, though the wi-fi in the room only caught by the balcony, which was slightly annoying when I wanted to scroll the feed before bed, but it didn't affect the overall impression at all.

We stayed in Corfu in September, the hotel is fine, but it's a twenty minute trek to the beach in the heat with stairs — I got sooo tired. the breakfasts are the same every day, but the staff is friendly and the wifi worked even by the pool, which was critcal for me..

Went to Corfu and still can't get over it, though usually after tours from a travel agency there's a slight disappointment left. The hotel turned out great, breakfasts simple but filling, but the transfer from the airport was delayed almost an hour and that kind of ruined the mood on the first day, though the sea and the old town made up for everything. Swam every day, ate olives straight off a branch by the road and will definately come back here again.

Corfu is exactly what you need. The manager picked the hotel, thanks for that. The rooms are clean, but the AC hummed like a tractor, really messed up my sleep. Beach nearby, water is clear, but sunbeds are paid and someone always occupied the spots with towels in the morning. Overall I was satisfied, though there's still a bit of a sour taste from this little thing.

Poezdka na Korfo cherez kazahskoe agentstvo - ostalsya dovolen, hotya paru momentov hotelos by gladche. Otel popalsya normalnyy, more chistoe, no s transportom voobshe nepnyatka - avtobusy hodili po kakomu-to strannomu raspisaniyu, i odin raz ya poltora chasa zhdal na ostanovke pod solncem.

went to Corfu in February, weather of course not beachy but for me thats even better, no people around, walked the empty streets, touched the rough walls of the old fortress, drank coffee that for some reason they serve everywhere with cold water... came back happy although one thing ruined it all - the hairdryer in the room didnt work, dried my hair with a towel like in the stone age

Can't say I was thrilled — no, but I was happy with the trip to Corfu. The manager got everything sorted fast, though the hotel turned out a bit farther from the beach than I'd imagined.

went to a travel agency to snag a last-minute tour to Corfu, because I was sick of sitting in this February and wanted at least a bit of warmth... chose them specifically on the advice of a friend who had booked a tour to Turkey there and was happy with the service, though honestly I didn't really choose.. just walked into the first office I saw near my house and they found me an option with flights and a hotel for reasonable money, though I had to wait for the booking confirmation for like three hours — that was stressing me out of course but the vacation itself turned out great, the weather was honestly cool for swimming but we walked a lot around the old town, I got a blister on my left foot from my new sneakers and bought a band-aid at a local pharmacy for some ridiculously cheap price, by the way the olive oil we brought home smells completely different from the supermarket one and now I can't eat the store-bought kind, came back tanned and happy, five stars

poshel v agentstvo potomu chto nuzhna byla poezdka na korfu po rabote, no hotelos i moressko, turishka vzyal u nih, menedzher pomog podobrat chto-to normalnoe hotya hoteli iznachalno druguyu datu. hotya hoteli iznachalno druguyu datu, no v itoge poehali i more bylo holodnoe, kupalsya tolko odin raz i to bystro vyskochil, no ostalnoe ponravilos, kormili horosho i mestnye spokoynye, tverdaya chetverka

Corfu in December is something else, the wind blows your hat off and you're standing on the fortress looking down at the empty bay. Walked around the old town for hours, the stone alleys are so narrow that if someone comes towards you with a motorcycle – that's it, press yourself against the wall. Bought a jar of olives from a granny at the market, thought I'd bring it home – didn't bring it home ofc, ate it in the room in one evening. whatever about the plans tbh, rested for all the money

went with my sister on a tour to Corfu, because we wanted the sea, not all that stuff, and anyway after the autumn dampness we just wanted to warm up and not decide anything. The hotel was decent, the food was ok, though the coffee in the mornings was some kind of... weird or something, and on the last day the bus dropped us off so that we walked around the old town a lot, bought myself a magnet and olive soap there, well and overall was happy, even though on the first evening I didn't find my floor right away and got really scared:().

турды алдым, бағасы да, қонақүй де жақсы екен, теңізге таңертең бардым су салқындау, бірақ күн көтерілгенде жылынып кетті, ыдыс-аяқ ыңғайлы, бөлме таза, бірақ кондиционер қатты шулайды, ұйықтай алмадым бір түні, сосын үйреніп кеттім. кешке серуендегенді ұнаттым, бір күні жаңбыр жауып, жоспарымыз бұзылды, ол да болмаса болмайды, жалпы 4/5

Corfu is really something else. I flew in, checked in and straight to the sea, the water is so clear you can see every little crab on the bottom, but the sunbeds are paid and that stressed me out a bit, though the beach makes up for it all. In two weeks I rode almost the whole island on a rented scooter, the serpentine roads are scary of course, but the views are worth it, especially in the old town where the streets are narrow and it smells of fresh pastries, came home tanned and happy.

бардық нәрсе ұнады, күн ыстық еді, теңіз жылы, қонақүйде таңғы ас қарапайым болатын, бірақ мәселе емес... әлде мен жай ғана ашық болып қалдым ба, білмеймін, май шуақ, әттең кейде жел соғып кететін, орамалды ұстап қалуға тура келді, әйтпесе ұшып кетер еді, Корфудағы тар көшелер мені таңқалдырды, машинамен жүру қорқынышты, бірақ жаяу жүру керемет

Корфуға барып, теңізде жүзіп, күнге күйіп қайттым, әйтеуір қонақүй таза болды, бірақ таңғы ас біркелкі еді. Жалпы ұнады, 4/5 қоямын, әсіресе кешкі серуендер мен жергілікті тағамдар есте қалды.

took a tour to Corfu from one Almaty agency, because I wanted the sea and to avoid all those connecting flight torments. Flew charter, fine, though the food was so-so — a bun and juice, well whatever. The hotel... well a hotel is a hotel, seven minutes walk to the beach across the road, but we're not picky. The sea is transparent, first time I walked in knee-deep and just stand there like an idiot, looking at these pebbles through the water. A couple of times we went to the old town, narrow streets there, smells of coffee and fried fish, one time we got properly lost) My wife dragged me through all the shops, we bought a magnet and olive oil in a tin, carried it home and were afraid it would spill. Anyway the trip was a success, came back tanned and happy, only the wifi at the hotel only worked by the pool and that still pisses me off

Went to Corfu on business – had to sort out an inheritance issue, and also relax a bit. The agency offered a package with flights and hotel, I agreed right away, because going alone was a bit scary. The island turned out very green, but the humidity was just killing me, my hair was frizzing around the clock. But the local spinach pies – that's something unreal, I haven't eaten such tasty things in a long time. Swam mostly in small coves, the water is cleaner there, though sometimes too many people crammed in. Once lost a flip-flop in the sea, laughed at myself afterwards. Came home rested, though had to deal with the expense report)