Corfu climate
The most northern of all the Greek Islands, Corfu enjoys a typically Mediterranean climate, with hot dry summers and mild, yet wet, winters. Due to its location, the temperature on Corfu does not get as high as some of the more southern islands, but remains pleasant and comfortable with plenty of sunshine throughout the summer season.

Climate on Corfu - Lovely hot summers, perfect for the beach
Summers begin in Corfu in May, with the end of the rainy season. Temperatures are generally around 19-20C during this time, with 9 hours of sunshine every day. As the summer progresses, temperatures rise to 24C in June, reaching 26-27C in August, with the sun shining for almost 13 hours during this month. Summers are quite humid, although the hot temperatures are cooled by the coastal breezes that blow through the island. Corfus' resorts are crowded during this time, with holidaymakers enjoying relaxing sunbathing on the beach or active watersports. Days are relatively dry during the summer months, however evening showers are not uncommon. Spring sees warm temperatures of around 15C, and a chance to enjoy the island in bloom.

Corfu climate - Wet winters, with mild temperatures
Heavy rainfall can be expected from September till April, helping to keep the 'Green Island' lush and fertile all year round. WIth its abundant green vegetation and rich flora, including olive groves, oaks and maples, as well as wildflowers and tropical plants such as orchids, Corfu remains one of the most attractive of all the islands. November and December are the wettest months, however the temperatures during the winter remain mild, dropping to an average of 10C, with the island still seeing at least 3 hours of sun a day.