If you’re after a spot that perfectly balances "chilling out" with "living it up," Roda is your Greek godsend. It’s a former fishing village turned holiday hero, where the vibes are high, the pitas are stuffed, and the Fanta Lemon is always ice-cold.


Why do people love going on holidays to Roda?

  • Traditional charm with a twist - Roda has managed to keep its authentic Greek soul while adding just enough swanky bars to keep things interesting.

  • The flat landscape - Unlike some of Corfu’s mountainous workouts, Roda is lovely and flat, making it a 10/10 choice for easy-breezy wandering.

  • Double the fun - You’re a stone's throw from Acharavi, meaning you get two resorts for the price of one on your Roda holidays.

  • Budget-friendly bliss - From cheap eats to our eye-catcher deals, Roda is proof that you can live a boujee lifestyle without the heart-attack-inducing price tag.


What is the best time to visit Roda?

Corfu’s northern coast is a seasonal rockstar, shifting from a naturally colourful paradise in the spring to a total sun-soaked funfair in the height of summer. Whether you’re looking to catch some serious UV levels or you’re more about those beaut coastal walks without breaking a sweat, there’s a window of time with your name on it.

  • Spring (March to May) - Expect mild temps around 17-20°C and a landscape that’s popping off with wildflowers and greenery - perfect for hikers.

  • Summer (June to August) - It’s officially scorchio with highs of 30°C+, creating a sizzling atmosphere where the beach is the only place to be.

  • Autumn (September to October) - The sea is toasty like bathwater and the crowds have thinned out, offering a top-tier vibe for a late-season escape.

  • Winter (November to February) - Things get pretty quiet and a bit rainy, but it’s a stun time to see the "real" Corfu minus the tourists.


What are the best beaches to visit on your Roda holidays

Roda’s coastline is a long, sandy stretch of perfection that invites you to park up, grab a Solero ice cream, and forget that your emails even exist. The water is shallow for ages, which is a total win for the kiddos and those of us who just want to wade with a drink in hand.

  • Roda Beach - This Blue Flag beauty is a mix of sand and shingle, perfect for families who want amenities within arm's reach.

  • Acharavi Beach - A mahoosive 7km stretch just next door, ideal for couples looking for a quiet corner to tuck into a book.

  • Astrakeri Beach - A hidden gem a short drive away, attracting those who want a stripped-back, authentic vibe away from the main buzz.

  • Sidari (Canal d’Amour) - A bit further out, these iconic rock formations are a magnet for the Instagram crowd and natural awe-chasers.


Things to do on your Roda holidays

While it’s tempting to spend your entire hollibob by the pool bar with a cocktail, Roda has plenty of tricks up its sleeve to get you moving. From galloping across the sand to eating your body weight in feta, there is plenty to keep your itinerary stacked.

  • Horse riding at Eric’s - Saddle up for a trek through the countryside or along the beach for a absolute main-character-moment experience.

  • Boat trips to nearby coves - Rent your own motorboat and find a private bay where the water is so clear it’s basically HD.

  • Greek Nights at local tavernas - Get involved with plate smashing and traditional dancing for a night that is guaranteed to be absolutely popping off.

  • Day trip to Corfu Town - Head south to explore the swanky Venetian architecture and do a bit of posh shopping in the narrow streets.

  • Water sports on the front - Grab a pedalo or try your hand at paragliding if you’re feeling brave enough for a bird's-eye view.

  • Aqualand excursion - A short trip away, this waterpark is a whopper, featuring slides that will satisfy even the biggest adrenaline junkies.

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Weather in Roda

JAN

12°C

FEB

12°C

MAR

14°C

APR

19°C

MAY

23°C

JUN

26°C

JUL

30°C

AUG

30°C

SEP

24°C

OCT

20°C

NOV

15°C

DEC

13°C

The climate here is a classic Mediterranean dream, serving up sizzle throughout the peak summer months where temperatures often hit a wham 30°C. While the winter months bring the much-needed rain to keep the island looking gorge and green, the holiday season stays reliably dry, with the sea warming up to a delish 25°C by August. If you prefer a more chill vibe, the shoulder months of May and October offer a comfortable 20°C, making it top-tier weather for exploring the olive groves without feeling like you're in an oven.

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