Walking tour of Southern Corfu

Price
US $1340US $1200ToUS $1480 excluding flights
Duration
8 Days
Type
Small group
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Prices based on 2 adults sharing.
Single supplement from $370 - $400.
Mimimum age 16.
Offers
Up to US $140 off selected dates.
Late availability on these dates: 12 Sep, 26 Sep, 03 Oct, 10 Oct
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Description of Walking tour of Southern Corfu

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Price information

US $1340US $1200ToUS $1480 excluding flights
Prices based on 2 adults sharing.
Single supplement from $370 - $400.
Mimimum age 16.
Make enquiry

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Responsible Travel

As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your vacation to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION

On this trip we follow the southern section of Corfu's long-distance walking route, traveling on foot between villages. Established in 2001, the 200 kilometre long Corfu Trail snakes around the Greek island. Starting at the southernmost point of Aspokavos, over seven days the group will walk along the coastline to Liapades Beach. This slower pace of traveling enables us to really appreciate the beauty of Corfu, along the way learning about the history, traditional culture, flora and fauna of the country. The Corfu Trail is ran by a local non-for-profit trust and we include the trail fee for use of the trail as part of our package. This is re invested into maintenance and improvements to infrastructure.

As a travel company we're acutely aware of our impact on the environment. Each one of our tours displays a carbon footprint, and we're working to reduce our emissions by regularly reviewing our itineraries and embracing lower-impact styles of travel such as trains, public buses or walking – which aren't just better for the planet, but we believe offer a more enjoyable and authentic travel experience too. We're a Certified B Corp that's committed to creating unforgettable adventures while protecting our planet for future generations.

ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE

Our Tour Leader and local guides are keen to protect their island, actively promoting responsible tourism and ensuring that all waste is carried off the trail and litter pick along the way. The tap water is safe to drink and we encourage travelers to take a reusable water bottle to fill up throughout the day, rather than adding to the number of plastic bottles used and to be carried.

We strive to support nature and biodiversity through protection and regeneration projects, and for every customer that travels with us we make a donation to Rewilding Britain and Cool Earth.We encourage customers to avoid single-use plastic on tour, and our leaders give advice on refill points each day. Where tap water isn't safe to drink we recommend Water-to-Go bottles, a filtration bottle allowing you to drink water from any source.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY

We visit small ancient villages and stay in a mixture of accommodation, including family ran tavernas like Perfect Ten Taverna in Santa Barbara. These are typical Greek restaurants, often with rooms attached which are an integral part of the culture and help to retain the traditions of the island. Staying and eating in tavernas gives the group a great insight into local life, enjoying some delicious authentic food often accompanied by live music in the evenings. Running this trip from April to October brings income to these villages, supporting small local guesthouses, shops and markets throughout the year, not just in the summer months.

Our leaders are the heart of tours. They bring passion and unrivalled knowledge of the destinations and communities that we visit. Their guidance ensures we observe the cultural norms in a destination, they act as a bridge between travelers and the local community and ensure that tourism is a positive experience for both host and guest. We believe in supporting local; staying in locally-run hotels, exploring markets, buying snacks from street vendors, and by doing this we add money to the local economy and enhance our connection with the local community.

EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY & DIVERSITY

We employ individuals from both the island and abroad, striving to extend the island’s typically short tourist season (May–October) by starting in March and finishing in November. Our business is committed to inclusivity and equality, welcoming everyone regardless of socioeconomic status, gender, sexual orientation, or physical abilities.

Our team in Corfu is equally balanced, with four women and four men. We ensure that all staff members are paid above the minimum wage, and our trips are LGBTQ+ friendly, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and respected.
We believe that diversity is to be celebrated and as a Certified B Corp we're committed to championing equity and inclusion throughout our entire supply chain. We believe that an inclusive approach is essential, and that the best results occur when contributors have different opinions, experiences and backgrounds to bring to the table.

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