Kavos is the party capital of Corfu Island, and one of the most popular spots in Greece for young revellers looking for a party holiday. Corfu is the most northerly of the Greek islands and lies just off the coast at the border between Greece and Albania. Kavos is situated on the southern tip of the island and looks over at the Greek mainland a little over 20kms away

Kavos enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate with long hot summers. Winters are a little cool and can be quite wet. Corfu is the wettest of the Greek islands and also the coolest on average. SUMMER is a time of guaranteed sunshine. It isn’t quite as hot as many of the other Greek islands but daily highs of 30C have helped to turn Kavos into a popular holiday destination. Recently Kavos experiences a number of intense heat-waves where temperatures have risen up into the 40s

The hottest summer days are however tempered by the cooling sea breezes, making for comfortable temperatures.
These winds are at their strongest in July and August when the Meltimi wind blows, which coincides well with the hottest summer weather. Kavos sea temperature at this time of year is very warm too, peaking at 24C in late summer, and so perfect for swimming. Sunny winter days can still be quite frequent and pleasant, with temperatures in the low teens. However it is quite possible to get a few consecutive days of stormy windy weather. Kavos town becomes very quiet in the winter and many of the hotels and restaurants are shut. In addition, getting ferries to and from the island are much less frequent and the seas can get quite rough at stormy times. Some people do enjoy this much quieter time of year however