Lads Lolz in Kavos

If you’ve seen the TV series “What Happens in Kavos”, you’ll know this lively resort in the south of Corfu, Greece is one destination that’s not for the fainthearted. If you’re not willing to party hard you’ll fall by the wayside, but it’s no secret that Kavos’ unreserved, unapologetic, party-hard atmosphere is exactly what the fun police ordered for the best boys’ getaway you’ve ever had!

Aside from the nightlife and club culture, Kavos is one of the most activity-rich places on Corfu, because, even though it may seem so at times, a lads’ break is not all about beer, babes and beats. Here are a few of the other things you can get up to on your lads’ break.

Best Fun-Fuelled Activities

It doesn’t take a genius (but congratulations anyhow) to figure out that most of the fun around Kavos is focused in, on, or under the water. Head to the beach and, once the novelty of a bucket and spade has worn off, you can take a walk on the wild side with these fantastic activities.

Speed Boat Rides

Speedboat back
Set off from the jetty and get straight into the action on a Crazy Speedboat!

When you see the word ‘crazy’ in the company name you know you’re in for something special. And something special is just what you’ll get on the Crazy Speedboat! The ultimate day of fun and, yes, craziness, you’ll set off from the jetty and get straight into the action. The full-throttle ride on an ex-military speed boat takes you out to explore the Mortos sea cave, enjoy snorkelling and champagne (excuse us!) in a crystal clear lagoon, and a heart-in-mouth twisting, turning finale ride to get you home. All the fun is captured on Go-Pro, so the proof is yours edited and ready for upload to the world – for a price of course!

A trip with Crazy Speedboat costs €40 per person and includes snorkel equipment and champagne or soft drink. If your mates can fill the capacity (14) you can book out a private tour.

Stand Up Paddle-boarding (SUP)

Stand Up Paddle Board
What SUP? It’s a Stand Up Paddle Board!

If you haven’t SUP’d you haven’t cottoned on to one of the fastest-growing crazes in the world! While it looks like a surfboard, you don’t need any waves because you get to use a paddle to get you around. It’s actually a cross between surfing and kayaking, and just as much fun (if not more) than both. The calm waters around Kavos are ideal for stand up paddle boarding (but give it a miss if conditions are a bit choppy) and it makes for one of the best core workouts you can get – so you can eat that extra souvlaki guilt-free! (If you’re not confident in your balancing abilities you can opt for a slide-seat open water board instead.)

The Asprokavos Watersports Centre (just 5 minutes from the town centre) hires out SUP’s for €10 an hour. Open every day from 10am-6pm.


Reach for the Sky – Parasailing

Parasailing
Parasailing will give you a bird’s eye view of Corfu from hundreds of feet in the air.

Head up into the big blue and get a bird’s eye view of Corfu from hundreds of feet in the air. You don’t need any skills to parasail (but you do need a love of heights) and you can choose to fly on your own or two at a time. Setting off from the deck of a boat, you’ll glide above the tranquil waters of Asprokavos bay to get incredible views down the south coast of Corfu, with the wind in your hair and the salt spray on your face. If you’re lucky enough to have your own Go-Pro, now’s the time to get it on your head!

Take to the skies with Asprokavos Watersports, with a 10 minute parasailing experience starting at €35 per person. Open every day from 10am-6pm.

Burn Baby Burn – Getting Hot on Kavos Beach

On the days you’re looking for a little downtime and just want to chill in the sun without expending too much energy, head straight back to the beach!

Very popular with the Brits abroad, you’ll feel right at home on big, beautiful Kavos Beach. With three gorgeous kilometres of sand lapped by the Ionian Sea, you’ll barely have to move a muscle to make the most of this fun-and-sun-filled expanse of beach.

There are plenty of bars and cafes right on the beach to keep up your energy levels, as well as umbrellas, sunbeds, showers and all the other facilities you need. As well as the water sports mentioned above, you can also try your hand at:

  • Jet skis
  • Wakeboards
  • Flyboards
  • Flyfish
  • Inflatables
  • Water skiing
  • Barefoot skiing
  • Pedaloes
  • Canoes
  • Donuts
  • Bungee
  • Catapulting
Water skiing
Try a different kind of skiing on Kavos Beach.

Tip: If you’re looking for somewhere a little bit quieter to sleep off a big night out, head south along the main Kavos beach to Asprokavos, or north about the same distance to Agios Petros. 

Whether your idea of heaven is just lying on the beach topping up your tan, or getting out there and pushing your adrenaline to the max with some high-octane water sports, “what happens in Kavos” is actually going to keep you quite busy!

Tip: If you love the Greek way of life and want to start planning another big boys’ break with your mates, Kos is another fantastic option. Read this blog post to find out a bit more.

How to get to Kavos from Corfu Airport

 Corfu Airport to Kavos
Our low-cost, pre-booked airport transfers can get you and your luggage from Corfu Airport to Kavos in just over an hour.

Getting to your boys’ break to Kavos is as easy as booking a cheap flight (of which there are plenty) to Corfu. From anywhere in the UK it takes under four hours and, once you land, the most convenient and budget friendly option to get the rest of the way right to the door of your accommodation in Kavos is on the Corfu airport transfers.

Shuttle Direct offers both shared and private transfers from the airport at Corfu to Kavos. You can pre-book online and a friendly driver will meet you at the airport and transport you and your luggage straight to Kavos so the party can begin! Depending on how many mates you’re travelling with, it might be just as cost-effective to book your own private transfer so you can arrive in style.

Where to Stay

Roussos Studios – The best things in life are free (the sea, the views) and you can live like a king at the Roussos Studios without breaking the holiday budget. Situated right on the seafront, when you’re not partying up a storm in town you can relax on the sun terrace, make use of the free Wi-Fi, or enjoy a beer and billiards with the boys in the games room.

Quayside Village Hotel – Your invitation to party all day and all night is ready and waiting at the Quayside Village Hotel. With a large outdoor pool and bar area overlooking the ocean, an onsite snack bar open until late, and a gym and games room, everything is at your fingertips – including free use of bikes when you do want to venture further afield.

Hotel Island Tahiti – The Hotel Island Tahiti offers fun and friendly accommodation just a short walk from the beach. Enjoy the light and spacious rooms with your own private balcony, make use of the free Wi-Fi to check out what nightlife is on, and lap up the fantastic pool and sun deck area with its own bar.

About Shuttle Direct

If you need an airport transfer anywhere in Europe and North Africa, Shuttle Direct offers a tried and trusted service that you can book quickly and securely online. With the option of economical shared services or private transfers just for you, we’ve got all your airport or cruise port transfer needs covered. Our friendly local drivers will get you and your luggage to and from your accommodation in the fastest, most convenient way.

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