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Spiti Prifti - Corfu Self Catering Apartments

What are the benefits of a self catering apartment?

Many of our guests keep coming back because they say they feel like they are visiting their summer house. This is because our self catering apartments are spacious with full cooking facilities, which means that if you have small children, constantly nagging for a snack or if you simply prefer to enjoy a quiet dinner at your private veranda, you are coming to the right place! Some of our regular visitors are also passionate fans of their home cuisine and want to be able to have their baked beans with toast while relaxing at their balcony. A self catering apartment offers independence and a home atmosphere. Of course if you do not want to deal with cooking you can visit the pool snack bar throughout the day and our superb taverna after 18.00. All tastes are catered for and that’s guaranteed!

How do I get to Spiti Prifti from the airport?
The easiest way is to get a taxi which you will find outside the airport entrance as soon as you arrive. You will easily recognize them (blue colors). They normally cue outside the airport 24 hours a day. It will take you approximately 15 minutes by car from the Airport to Spiti Prifti. The driver will be familiar with the name of our property and will safely drive you there. The taxi fair will cost you between 15 – 20 euros (depending on the time you arrive and the number of suitcases you carry.

Is there local transportation from Gouvia to Corfu town and popular sites?
Yes. A bus stop is located next to the resort’s entrance. From that point you can go to popular destinations such as Corfu town and Dasia. For other destinations you can ask for specific information at the reception.

Bus destinations and schedules
No. 7:
Kontokali
Gouvia
Dasia
Daily & Saturday 07.00-09.00 every half hour. 09.00-14.00 every 20 mins.
14.00-22.30 every half hour.
Sunday 07.00-22.00 every half hour, return+30 mins.

How far is the nearest beach?
Spiti Prifti is a 10 minute walk from Gouvia beach and a 20 minute walk from the blue flagged Kontokali beach. Both of them offer facilities such us sun beds, umbrellas and water sports

Where can I exchange money?
Banks exchange all major currencies in cash, travellers cheques or Eurocheques; For your convenience, you can also exchange money or cheques at Spiti Prifti with the regular bank commission fee.

Are there any museums and art galleries to visit?
Yes. Here is a list of the most well known and popular museums and art galleries in Corfu:
Achilleon Palace: This magnificent building is near the beautiful village of Gastouri. It was built between the years 1890 and 1892 by the Empress Elizabeth of Austria (known as Sissy).
Archaeological Museum: In the Garitsa quarter, this museum displays some of the archaeological finds unearthed on the island.
Byzantine Museum: The Byzantine Museum of Corfu is one of the most significant in Greece. It is housed in the Church of The Blessed Virgin Antivouniotissa which is situated in Corfu Town. Here are exhibited early Christian sculptures, parts of Byzantine frescoes from the 11th, 13th and 18th centuries and a collection of icons from the 16th to 18th centuries.
Museum of Asiatic Art: : This museum, unique in Greece, is housed in the Palace of St. Michael and St. George. It contains a collection of thousands of pieces dating from the Neolithic Age to the 19th century.
The Mon-Repos Museum: In the Mon Repos estate, it contains a large variety of exhibits, presenting the long Corfu history: archeological findings, Byzantine remainings, furniture and dresses of the British-rule period , flower paintings and other mementoes of the Corfu history and life.
The Folkloric Museum of Central Corfu: The museum was established by the Historical and Folkloric Society of Corfu in 1982. It is housed in a traditional building in the village of Sinarades, 12 km west of Corfu town.

Corfu Facts
Corfu is the most northerly of the Ionian Islands and is 35 miles long and approximately 15 miles wide. At the northern center, is Mount Pantocrator with a height of just over 1000 meters. The NE coast is made up of secluded bays, pretty fishing villages, gently shelving beaches and sparkling clear waters. The west coast, with its high cliffs and long sweeping sandy beaches, is a complete contrast.

Its physical beauty of lush vegetation, combined with the typical Greek seascapes and the architecture of the British and the Italians, attract hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. The island of Corfu is an exceptional resort for your holidays as it combines breathtaking natural beauty, interesting historical sites and the unique mentality of the hospitable inhabitants.

 

Corfu - Usefull Information

• The time difference in Corfu is +2 hours GMT.
• Greece has 220-volt, 50 cycle AC electric current.
• Pharmacies are open during shop hours and there is always one pharmacy open in Corfu town at night and at weekends.
• Taxis are fairly cheap, although you will be charged extra for trips to or from the airport or ferry terminal. Make sure that all fares are displayed on the meter.
• If you want to hire a car or bike you need to produce a valid driving licence as well as a passport. The law states that seat belts and crash helmets must be worn. The speed limit is 100 to 120 km/hour (62 to 75 mph) on main roads and 50 km/hour (31 mph) in residential areas.
• You are advised to take out comprehensive holiday insurance. Medical treatment and repatriation can be very expensive.
• Banknote exchange machines can be found in most tourist areas. Most banks have ATMs where you can access your debit or credit account.
• Banks, shops and most museums close for the following holidays and celebrations: New Year's Day, Epiphany (6th January), the first Sunday in Lent (February), Greek Independence Day (25th March), Good Friday & Easter Sunday (March/April), Labour Day (1st May), Feast of the Assumption (15th August), Ochi Day (28th October), Christmas Day and St Stephen's Day (26th December). Some businesses close on St Spyridon's Day (12th December).
• Shops and most tourist attractions, are open from early morning (8 or 9 am) until early afternoon (2 or 3 pm). Most shops, except banks, museums, or post offices, will re-open in the evening from about 5 pm until 8 pm. In the summer, hours are sometimes extended and during the peak of high season some attractions stay open all day.
• The national church is the Greek Orthodox. If you wish to attend, or to enter any church or monastery, please make sure that you are suitably dressed.

 
INFORMATION:
Hotel Spiti Prifti
TEL.: +30 26610 91263/91585, FAX: +30 26610 90247
Gouvia, Corfu 49100 - Greece
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