If you enjoy water sports, on an Acharavi summer holiday you’ll find a centre right on the beach offering water ski-ing, parasailing and ringo rides. Away from the beach, there are plenty of things for all ages to do. There’s a play area and park for the little ones and lots of shopping and for mum and dad there’s a good choice of tavernas and bars. What sums up a summer holiday to Acharavi more than sitting on a taverna terrace sipping boutari watching a glorious sunset? Of course, an Acharavi summer holiday might be defined by the delighted screams of children as they plummet 102m down one of the waterslides at the nearby Hydropolis water park.

A summer holiday to Acharavi also has an appeal to hikers. The Corfu Trail in the hills and above the resort has been re-opened and you are guided through the foothills along the shoreline. Other things of interest are the Roman baths just outside of town and the remains of a Doric temple further along the coast.

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It must be boring for readers to hear the phrase … perfect for families, but it’s very hard to describe a summer holiday to Acharavi as anything else, because it is just exactly that. On the Greek island of Corfu, it’s a family resort offering something for everyone