Just wondering what are the prices for eating out for meals. beer, wine and cocktails have they changed much this year? Also what are the cost of cigs etc as hubby smokes and will want to bring some home?

Hi Cjp, we went to Acharavi 15-29 June and were really surprised at how cheap eating and drinking was. Beer was anywhere bewteen 1.50 - 3 euros, wine was about 2 euros per glass, cocktails between 3.50 - 4 euros. Me and my husband were eating out 2 x main courses, large bottle water, 1 glass wine and large beer for around 20 euros.
Cigarettes 29 euros for JPS, I bought L&M Red back- 8 packs of 23 at 3.40 euros per pack (27.20 per sleeve).
Hope this helps, enjoy your holiday x

Agree with the above. We found prices were slightly lower than last year and draught beer at Woody's was 2 euros per pint so good value (and it was lovely and cold). Food is always good in Acharavi and if you choose your eating place wisely (Woody's or Acharavi Park) you will always get good value. I am sure the same goes for other places but these were the places we used and found them always to be good value. Enjoy your holiday.

Do you mean the Hovoli or as I like to call it Mosey Corner?

I like sitting at the Adonis and the Hovoli and just watching the world go by with a 1,50 euro bottle of Vergina and the lovely atmosphere. Bliss...roll on 3 August.

I must say the islands are cheaper as far as food and drinks are concerned. I haven't visited this year but my friends did camping and scoop diving at the west side of Acharavi and they found their budget under control with savings more than expected. You can dine out at cheap rates because Greece is a cheaper country, you can buy packs of smokes although my friends didn't bring one on my request but it is very possible and you will have a magnificent vacations, have blast.
cheers.

Hi, I was just after some advice please. I recently holidayed in Sidari and was very impressed with the cost of eating out and I am hoping to take my family back to Corfu next year. As there are four of us going on a tight(ish) budget I was wondering what the general opinion is of the cheapest resorts for eating/drinking out, would you say it's Sidari or are there other places at Corfu as cheap as Sidari? We were only paying 6 to 8 euros for each evening meal and breakfasts were averaging at 3 euros even including juice and coffee and I wondered if all the resorts on Corfu is this cheap? Any advice would be appreciated as I'm keen to go somewhere where we'll be able to afford to eat out each night. We're also hoping for a nice beach for the children (14,12) with clear sea where they can see the fish swimming and maybe even feed them. Thanks.

Thank you for the information, I'll look into places at Roda too. Can I ask if the evening meals/drinks at Roda are roughly the same price as Sidari?

I would agree the prices in Roda and Sidari are much the same, and probably the cheapest resorts. I wouldn't say however that they attract a particularly young crowd. I'd say they are more family resorts than anything else, suitable for 18 - 80! My daughter went to Kavos at 17 and loved it. She went back at 21 and said she felt old! I think the resorts that attract the really young crowd,e.g. Kavos, are the most expensive. We spoke to a couple who had been in Kavos with their children (big mistake) and managed to get moved to Sidari. They reckoned prices were at least three times more expensive in Kavos! They said they could have stayed for 3/4 weeks in Sidari for what they spent in one week in Kavos. Good luck.        Moyra

Myself I would choose Roda everytime