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Living in Corfu Year-Round: The Basics Before Buying a House
Corfu is a well-known island in Greece, particularly popular as a vacation destination, but it’s much more than that.

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Golf is a sport that is increasing in popularity in Greece because of the new signature courses and award-winning clubs now in Greece. The biggest benefit of golfing in Greece is the great climate with mild winters and sunshine through every season. Luxury hotels and Greek cuisine make the golfing experience in Greece very enjoyable. In addition to this, Greece’s golf courses are in areas where you will find other excellent tourism opportunities, like UNESCO sites, religious and cultural trips, and eco-tourism
Right now, Greece has a handful of 18-hole golf courses and one 9-hole course. The golf courses in Greece include:
Peloponnese: There are 4 championship-level golf courses in the Peloponnese. They are all part of the Costa Navarino development and are the most world-class courses in Greece. The newest course is being built in Kilada in the Eastern Peloponnese as part of the KILADA development.
Athens: An 18-hole world-class course in Glyfada, easily reachable from the city center.
On Rhodes: An 18-hole golf course in Afandou, which was designed by Donald Harradine, a famous golf-course architect.
Corfu: An 18-hole golf course in the beautiful Ropa Valley.
Crete: A 9-hole golf course in Elounda, and an 18-hole course in Hersonisos that was recently renovated.
Halkidiki: A world-class 18-hole golf course that is found in the Porto Carras Grand Resort. Major international championships are hosted here.
Costa Navarino is definitely the best location for golfing in the Peloponnese, and possibly in all of Greece. The resorts are renowned for their high level of service, and visitors come from all over the world to golf here. The four courses in the area are all within 13 kilometers: The Dunes Course, the Bay Course, The Hills Course, and the International Olympic Academy. Also part of the development are a selection of luxury hotels: The Romanos, a Luxury Collection Resort; The Westin Resort Costa Navarino; and Navarino Residences, a collection of luxury villas for private ownership. The four 18-hole signature golf courses are found next to a range of mixed-use resorts, luxury private homes, wellness centers, and top-quality tennis courts, along with a wide choice of food venues and a variety of year-round sports and cultural activities. The best part: great weather all year round.
Corfu Golf Club is found in Ropa Valley and was designed by Donald Herradine, a famous golf-course architect. The course is one of the best in Greece and perhaps in Europe, and it is a destination for international players. The course has a variety of lakes and streams, and is lined with trees. Corfu Golf Club is open both in summer and in winter.
Glyfada is an upscale neighborhood in the Athens suburbs. The course has 18 holes and was opened in 1966. From that point on, it has hosted international golf events and is one of the greenest courses in Europe. The landscape is stunning, and many golfers like to admire the view when on the course.
The Porto Elounda Golf Course is a nine-hole par-three course on Crete. Each hole has different tee boxes, and it is a course that beginners can play. It is possible in Porto Elounda to set up a lesson with a professional golfer to improve your golfing skills. Once you “graduate” from Porto Elounda, the Crete Golf Club is only a 30-minute drive away.
On the island of Crete in Hersonissos, the Crete Golf Club is different from all the other courses in Greece because it is a desert course. Surrounding the course are rolling Cretan mountains. The Crete Golf Club has challenges for players of all skill levels and a wealth of luxury hotels in the area to host their golfers.
On Rhodes island, you can find the Golf View Hotel Course in the village of Afandou. The course is unique because it is close to the Mediterranean Sea and can be combined with a day at the beach. The course was also designed by the world-famous architect, Donald Harradine.
Hotel Porto Carras is found in Halkidiki in northern Greece, east of Thessaloniki. Hotel Porto Carras Golf Course is known as a paradise for golfers who want a high standard. The Mediterranean weather makes it ideal for year-round playing. When not on the course, you can stay at the luxury hotel, just a short walk away. The holes are placed over a five-kilometer stretch.
Greece’s newest course is in the Porto Heli area of the Peloponnese in southern Greece. Construction started in 2020, and the course is set to open in late 2024. Jack Nicklaus designed the course, and it is part of a larger development led by Dolphin Capital Investors, including a hotel, sports and leisure facilities, and luxury resort residences. The development is spread over 500 acres on a hilly area, and it has panoramas of the Mediterranean Sea. The main selling point of the development is the golf course. The first phase of the development will feature a beach club, 90 home lots, and many townhouses and apartments. The town of Kilada is a fishing village, and the area features open hills, ancient ruins, mountain biking, and sailing. The development is advertised as “a place where you can do anything you want. Or nothing at all.”
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Corfu is a well-known island in Greece, particularly popular as a vacation destination, but it’s much more than that.
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The first thing that probably comes to your mind when you hear the words “Ionian Sea” is its islands. On the mainland side, though, there are a few regions that can be considered a practical and smart choice for international property buyers.
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For international property buyers and future permanent residents, Lefkada can be a very smart option.
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The Peloponnese gets far less international attention than Santorini or Mykonos, and for buyers, that is part of the appeal. The peninsula has a long and varied coastline, mountain villages that stay lived-in through winter, and some of the country's best-known ancient sites, Mycenae, Olympia, and Epidaurus among them. Prices here have stayed closer to reality than on the popular islands, mostly because foreign demand arrived later. If you are willing to look past the obvious destinations, the Peloponnese gives you more for your money and a region that does not shut down in October.
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One of Greece's unparalleled advantages is the bounty of islands it offers, with countless places to explore, all set against the backdrop of the endless blue sea. However, figuring out where each of these islands is located can be tricky. The purpose of this guide, therefore, is to provide a simple and easy-to-understand overview of Greece's island groups.
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It's a sensible thing to check before you start house-hunting, and the answer is a qualified yes. There is a train, but it only reaches the northern edge of the Peloponnese. Athens connects by rail to Kiato, and on towards Aigio, with a bus completing the run to Patras while the line is being finished. Beyond that, the peninsula has very little passenger rail, so the popular spots like Nafplio, Kalamata, and the Mani are reached by road. For most buyers, that makes the bus or the car the practical choice. Here's the full picture, and what it means if you're thinking of a home here.
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Crete is referred to with the nickname “island of the gods.” The famous Greek island is known for its history, its welcoming people, its picturesque landscapes, and its high quality of life. It seems like everyone is always in a good mood, even when there is a disagreement. What's not to like? In this article, we break down why Crete is the ideal place to buy a second home.







