Unlike the stark and often treeless islands of the Aegean, Corfu is covered with luxuriant vegetation, thanks to its winter rainfall - 240mm average in December - and is the wettest place in all of Greece. Tropical orchids, wildflowers, eucalyptus and acacias combine with northern European greenery such as oaks and maples. Despite its lush vegetation and high precipitation, Corfu can be stiflingly hot and muggy, as the humidity-reducing meltemi wind passes it by. To compensate, winters are less severe than on Greek mainland. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit Corfu. Conditions are perfect between Easter and mid-June - the weather is pleasantly warm in most places, but not too hot. Beaches are relatively uncrowded and accommodation is cheaper and easier to find than in the mid-June to end of August high season. Conditions are once more ideal from the end of August until mid-October as the season winds down

Agios Gordios Quick Info
Aghios Gordios is a small coastal tourist settlement within a natural environment of luxurious green, an excellent sea and very interesting scenic features. It is situated at a distance of 19 kilometers eastern to the capital Corfu.
Hotels and rooms to let, are available for accommodation in the settlement and in the area around. You will find good food in the taverns at the sea front and snacks, light meals and refreshments in the fast foods.
You will swim at the long well organized beach, sandy in its major part, and pebbly at spots. Impressive groups of rocks seem to divide the beach in smaller parts; one of these groups of rock, named Ortholithi, is found within the sea, a very interesting theme for photographs. It is worth visiting the nice scenic village of Kato Garouna, with traditional buildings, excellent samples of the local architecture, at a distance of 2,5 kilometers southern to Aghios Gordios. At the village you will see the excellent stone-made bell tower of the church of Aghios Nicolaos and the statue of the Stone carver, in local costume and holding his tools.
Once at Kato Garouna, don’t miss to drive another 2 kilometers at the West, up to the small church of Aghios Panteleimonas, built on the top of the homonymous hill. From there you will see Aghios Gordios from above, an excellent theme for photographs. If you are a fan of more extreme sports, take your parapente, you may return to Aghios Gordios, ...flying. You may also drive up to the village of Ano Garouna, at a distance of some 7,5 kilometers eastern to Aghios Gordios, and have your afternoon coffee there. The village is built at a height of 350 meters on the mountain of Aghioi Deka and it has an interesting church dedicated to Holy Virgin, dated to the 16th century. If you are around by the end of July, don’t miss t attend the local feast (“panighyri”) in honor of Aghios Panteleimonas, on the 27th of July. Access from the nearby capital (Corfu, 19 kilometers) is possible by rented or private cars and motorbikes. Aghios Gordios village is also connected with Corfu by public bus (the green ones), with regular service, and you may always use a taxi.