Mooring in the old port, it is only a few minutes walk into the pedestrian center of this historic town. There is a myriad of shops selling some of Corfu's best souvenirs including leather goods, furs, ceramics and leather. The Liston is the place to be seen with smart coffee bars lining the street overlooking the old fort. A great place to relax and soak up the atmosphere with a cold beer or perhaps a Corfiot ginger beer.

For those more interested in the sites than the shopping, you will not be disappointed. Enter the Old and New Forts, but don't forget to be respectfully dressed to enter the famous Church of St Spiridon with its tall red campanile.

The British cemetery is a garden full of orchids in spring and the headstones tell the tale of the checkered history of Corfu. The Archaeological museum is off Garitsa bay behind the Corfu Palace hotel.

You will have three hours to explore before setting sail for your leisurely homeward journey.

During the day you will stop for approximately one hour to swim and cool off in the clear Ionian Sea, and have lunch at a seaside tavern in Kerassia. The pebbly beach is a good spot to try some snorkeling and is a beautiful place on Corfu's well known north east coast with a dramatic mountain backdrop.