Families and couples will love this popular resort
Sidari holidays are a great choice for families and couples who are looking for a popular and busy base in the beautiful Greek sunshine with a sociable atmosphere. Situated on the north coast of Corfu, accommodation here tends to be either self catering or bed and breakfast as the resort caters well for people wanting the opportunity to eat out and enjoy a drink at affordable prices. You will be spoilt for choice with places to dine on holidays in Sidari as there is a massive array of restaurants and bars (including English styled ones) suitable for various tastes, along with numerous activities on offer including a wide choice of water sports and go karting.
Quick Sidari Tips
The currency used in Sidari is the Euro
Greek is the national language of Corfu however English is widely spoken
The religion in Sidari (and the rest of Greece) is Greek Orthodox
Transfers to Sidari from Corfu airport take aproximately 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes
Love is in the air
There is a stunning main sandy beach in Sidari, with gently sloping waters making it ideal for safe bathing for children, whilst there are many inlets and coves nearby which are great if you are looking for a bit more peace and relaxation during your Sidari holidays. There are many boat trips and excursions available from the resort also, allowing you to explore the gorgeous island of Corfu still further. Local legend also promises that you will find the love of your life if you choose to swim the well known 'Canal d'Amor'! So what are you waiting for? Book cheap holidays to Sidari at Latedeals.co.uk today and let Cupid do the rest
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Beach Life
There are three beaches to choose from in Sidari, the main long sandy beach a huge long sandy sweeping bay. The beach east of the village is close to the center too. It is sandy with small stones here and there. The beach to the West is where you will find the famous 'Canal D'Amour, where you will find remarkable cliffs and rock formations that have been caused by wind erosion.