A Private Panoramic Experience of Corfu’s Cultural Landmarks

At the entrance of the Halikiopoulos Lagoon stands one of Corfu’s most iconic landmarks — the much-photographed Pontikonisi (Mouse Island). The Kanoni area has inspired artists and filmmakers for decades, becoming one of the island’s most recognizable images.
The small 17th-century chapel with its two-storey bell tower seems to “float” on the narrow walkway leading to it, offering a picture-perfect setting.
Kanoni is also famous for its unique viewpoint where planes land and take off right above you — a spectacular moment and a favourite spot for unforgettable photos.

The fairytale palace of Empress Sissi, located in the beautiful village of Gastouri, is one of Europe’s most famous royal villas. Built in 1890 as her private retreat, it reflects her love for Corfu’s nature and tranquility.
Dedicated to Achilles, the palace features impressive sculptures of the Homeric hero in its lush gardens — including the iconic Dying Achilles by Ernst Herter.
Note: Due to ongoing renovation works, visits are currently limited to the palace gardens.

A site steeped in history, where Kaiser Wilhelm II gazed for hours at the Ionian landscape.
From this vantage point, Corfu reveals its green valleys, the Epirus mountains, and the endless horizon of the Adriatic — a panorama of pure serenity and grandeur.

Danilia is a meticulous reconstruction of a traditional Corfiot village, created with deep respect for local heritage.

Stone houses, colorful shutters, and small chapels evoke the timeless charm of old Corfu — a journey into its living memory.

In the heart of Danilia, beneath the wide branches of ancient plane trees, enjoy a traditional Greek coffee paired with a handmade sweet — a quiet interlude of pure authenticity.