F.A.Q.
Kids
Kids over 8 years are more than welcome. The playground, placed a few meters away from the house, offers children a safe place to play and socialise. A number of traditional wooden games with instructions in English are also available in the house, and plugging their game console in the TV is also an option.
Pets
Pets cannot be accommodated, with the exception of registered assistance dogs.
Accessibility
Because of its traditional architectural design The Olive Tree House is not accessible by wheelchair.
Transport
Exploring Corfu town and the greater area of Paleokastritsa is made easy with frequent public transport; however visitors are recommended to rent private transport, as Corfu is a large island with many points of interest to discover. Free street parking is available.
Working from home
The Olive Tree House has a fast internet connection, which would allow the visitors to work from home if needed. Visitors that require high quality printing, scanning, or faxing facilities are recommended to use the nearby workstations. These are local business that will charge extra for their services. The nearest one is within 5 minutes walk from the house.
Long-term rental
Visitors who wish to stay at The Olive Tree House for a longer period of time will benefit from a substantially lower rate when booking long-term. Learn more>>
The best time to visit Corfu
Corfu is a wonderful destination to visit year-round, with each season offering something different. The summer months are ideal for beach holidays, swimming, and vibrant island life, while spring and autumn provide a more relaxed atmosphere with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Winter is quieter and more authentic, perfect for exploring local culture and enjoying the island at a slower pace. The property is available throughout the year, making it suitable for both peak-season escapes and off-season retreats.
Language
The official language is Modern Greek; however, the majority of people speak English. German and Italian are also among the most spoken languages in Corfu.
Eligibility to visit Corfu
Visitors from EU need a valid passport to enter Greece. Visitors from non EU countries are advised to check their eligibility in the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs webpage or the Greek Embassy in their country. For more information, visitors could also advise the Greek National Tourism Organisation or the International Air Transport Association.
Emergency contacts
Visitors will be given a Single Point Of Contact, accessible 24 hours a day by e-mail and mobile, with whom they can communicate in English, Russian and Greek.