Thank you so much for this video. Wish I had found it before I booked my one-month stay in Corfu town in the winter ;) Doh! I was at Paleokastritsa yesterday (February 9, 2023) and NOT A SINGLE place/restaurant/cafe was open. I was quite shocked. Hoping Kassiopi will be different!
Not much open in Kassiopi I’m afraid! Jasmine bar is open, and The Square grill too. Both heartily recommended, but not a lot open! Acharavi is much better, a few bars and restaurants open now. Still very quiet though.
@@newlifemarine1476 Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my comment and do give me some recommendations. Super helpful coming from a local! I will check these out :)
I have watched your videos with fascination. I have a villa in Kavadades which has a bio digester. We want to utilise the treated water on the garden, at the moment it goes down the side of the road. Not ideal! Do you know of anyone that could help us with this? Especially if equipment could be installed... general advice.
Hi Amber, we moved in august of 2020, so it was after Brexit. However, we did already have Greek residency before Brexit, so that's how we were able to do it. No, it was not an easy process, and I never want to do it again! But i don't regret it, and it's a wonderful place to live and bring up our kids.
@@amberd2109 join the Brits in Greece Facebook group - since Brexit it’s become cumbersome and onerous, not to mention expensive to move to a euro country. It’s not impossible, but you need to jump through lots of hoops and deal with the Greek embassy in London. Who don’t answer their phone or emails.
Had some friends there who've tried it but moved back to uk, they said it's really changed to how it used to be a few years ago & it's totally different living there to holidaying, lots of red tape & hard work
I do computer science and when I'll be done, I was thinking of going 6 month (around winter season) with what they call digital nomad visa. I live in Canada so for me what people call cold in greece in hot. Ill watch what you do. I would be very intetested in the real way island life is suppose to be, not that party beach in high season. Its also cheaper.
ΗΑΠPY NEW 2023!! nais film!!! Ai θink thay U ar aware of the fact δat → Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh has bin born on the ailand you've chosen to spend the winter(??) @Sorri my bad orthgraf bat I have δyslexia@
Very interesting I lived there in the 80s for a year and it never seemed so quiet in the winter. Going again in May and again in October
Corfu remains special to me.
Thank you for this vid.
Thank you so much for this video. Wish I had found it before I booked my one-month stay in Corfu town in the winter ;) Doh! I was at Paleokastritsa yesterday (February 9, 2023) and NOT A SINGLE place/restaurant/cafe was open. I was quite shocked. Hoping Kassiopi will be different!
Not much open in Kassiopi I’m afraid! Jasmine bar is open, and The Square grill too. Both heartily recommended, but not a lot open!
Acharavi is much better, a few bars and restaurants open now. Still very quiet though.
@@newlifemarine1476 Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my comment and do give me some recommendations. Super helpful coming from a local! I will check these out :)
Glad that i read your comment.. was planning for my 10th anniversary in greece for feb 2024.. now will change location
I did all that on a bicycle in a 1970 north and south of the island. I would never go back. Totally spoilt. 😢
You well come to Greece
I have watched your videos with fascination. I have a villa in Kavadades which has a bio digester. We want to utilise the treated water on the garden, at the moment it goes down the side of the road. Not ideal! Do you know of anyone that could help us with this? Especially if equipment could be installed... general advice.
That is normal to all resorts it's only season work summer is busy 5 to 6 months if lucky winter's are harsh and not enjoyable for tourists
When did you move? Was it an easy process? Probably before brexit?
Hi Amber, we moved in august of 2020, so it was after Brexit. However, we did already have Greek residency before Brexit, so that's how we were able to do it. No, it was not an easy process, and I never want to do it again! But i don't regret it, and it's a wonderful place to live and bring up our kids.
@@newlifemarine1476 hi thanks for your reply! That’s so helpful ! So any advice for someone who wants to move to Greece from
Uk? Thanks again !
@@amberd2109 join the Brits in Greece Facebook group - since Brexit it’s become cumbersome and onerous, not to mention expensive to move to a euro country. It’s not impossible, but you need to jump through lots of hoops and deal with the Greek embassy in London. Who don’t answer their phone or emails.
Had some friends there who've tried it but moved back to uk, they said it's really changed to how it used to be a few years ago & it's totally different living there to holidaying, lots of red tape & hard work
I do computer science and when I'll be done, I was thinking of going 6 month (around winter season) with what they call digital nomad visa. I live in Canada so for me what people call cold in greece in hot. Ill watch what you do. I would be very intetested in the real way island life is suppose to be, not that party beach in high season. Its also cheaper.
Debating on where to move to with my wife, I think you've convinced me that Corfu is not the ideal place.
i dont seeing people at beaches at all anyway
ΗΑΠPY NEW 2023!! nais film!!! Ai θink thay U ar aware of the fact δat → Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh has bin born on the ailand you've chosen to spend the winter(??) @Sorri my bad orthgraf bat I have δyslexia@