

by Corfu Fat Bikes
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€120The tour starts by mounting an electric fat tire bike equipped with a Tesla-style electronic guide screen. Riders cycle at their own pace for about four and a half hours, following the self-guided route through North Corfu. The electric motor assists pedaling, allowing travel on varied terrain while hearing natural sounds. The route includes a one-hour stop at Old Perithia, a Venetian-origin village once abandoned and now restored since 2010. Next, the tour continues to the Temple of Apollo near Mon Repos villa, where a 30-minute visit reveals the ruins of a small temple overlooking the sea and surrounded by woods. The villa grounds are notable for archaeological work and historical connections to Prince Philip and Empress Sissi. The final stop is Kassiopi Castle, located in a northeastern fishing village known for its traditional character and summer visitors. This 30-minute visit includes time to see the castle ruins and the nearby restaurants and cafes. The tour provides a safety helmet, bike lock, and pannier bag for convenience and security. Travel time between sites is included in the total duration. Riders under 19 must be accompanied by an adult.
Old Perithia
Old Perithia is a unique village on Corfu with Venetian origins. It was once a pirate hideout and later abandoned. Since 2010, it has been gradually restored and protected by nature. Visitors spend about one hour exploring this revived historical settlement.
60 min
Temple Of Apollo Roda
This stop features a small temple dedicated to Apollo within the grounds of Mon Repos villa, now a museum. Mon Repos is known as the birthplace of Prince Philip and was visited by Empress Sissi. The villa is surrounded by woods undergoing excavation. The temple’s remains include scattered columns and overlooks the sea, visible through mature trees. Visitors spend 30 minutes here.
30 min
Kassiopi Castle
Kassiopi is a fishing village on Corfu’s northeast coast, part of the Kassopaia municipal unit. It has developed luxury villas but retains a traditional feel and is popular with tourists from the UK and Italy. The village offers restaurants and cafes. Visitors spend 30 minutes exploring the old castle and village surroundings.
30 min


by Corfu Fat Bikes
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€120The tour starts by mounting an electric fat tire bike equipped with a Tesla-style electronic guide screen. Riders cycle at their own pace for about four and a half hours, following the self-guided route through North Corfu. The electric motor assists pedaling, allowing travel on varied terrain while hearing natural sounds. The route includes a one-hour stop at Old Perithia, a Venetian-origin village once abandoned and now restored since 2010. Next, the tour continues to the Temple of Apollo near Mon Repos villa, where a 30-minute visit reveals the ruins of a small temple overlooking the sea and surrounded by woods. The villa grounds are notable for archaeological work and historical connections to Prince Philip and Empress Sissi. The final stop is Kassiopi Castle, located in a northeastern fishing village known for its traditional character and summer visitors. This 30-minute visit includes time to see the castle ruins and the nearby restaurants and cafes. The tour provides a safety helmet, bike lock, and pannier bag for convenience and security. Travel time between sites is included in the total duration. Riders under 19 must be accompanied by an adult.
Old Perithia
Old Perithia is a unique village on Corfu with Venetian origins. It was once a pirate hideout and later abandoned. Since 2010, it has been gradually restored and protected by nature. Visitors spend about one hour exploring this revived historical settlement.
60 min
Temple Of Apollo Roda
This stop features a small temple dedicated to Apollo within the grounds of Mon Repos villa, now a museum. Mon Repos is known as the birthplace of Prince Philip and was visited by Empress Sissi. The villa is surrounded by woods undergoing excavation. The temple’s remains include scattered columns and overlooks the sea, visible through mature trees. Visitors spend 30 minutes here.
30 min
Kassiopi Castle
Kassiopi is a fishing village on Corfu’s northeast coast, part of the Kassopaia municipal unit. It has developed luxury villas but retains a traditional feel and is popular with tourists from the UK and Italy. The village offers restaurants and cafes. Visitors spend 30 minutes exploring the old castle and village surroundings.
30 min