Best Party Hostels
in Corfu

The Pink Palace Hotel & Hostel

The Pink Palace Hotel & Hostel in sunny Corfu is a renowned hotspot for party-loving travellers. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and stunning seaside location, guests enjoy daily happy hours, thrilling activities like quad and kayak safaris, and the best sunsets on the island. It's the perfect place to mingle and create lasting memories.

Corfu Backpackers Beach Hostel

Corfu Backpackers Beach Hostel offers a dynamic getaway on the stunning Agios Gordios beach. Just minutes from the sea, guests can unwind on a sun deck with sweeping views or dive into daily adventures like ATV tours and kayak trips. It's an ideal spot for those seeking fun, sun, and a lively social scene by the beach.

Sunrock

Corfu’s nightlife runs on two fuels: cheap ouzo and toga parties. Sunrock is in Corfu Town, which puts it at the start of that circuit. The Pink Palace Beach Bar on Agios Gordios, 15 km south of Corfu Town. The hostel’s own beachfront bar kicks off at 11 am with €3 cocktails and ends at 4 am with fire-dancers on the sand. Cavo d’Oro Club on Main Road, Kavos is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €20 a night and rated 6.2. The 6.2 rating is honest about the experience, book with the price (€20) as the main argument.

Corfu Town

The island’s UNESCO-listed capital is a maze of Venetian alleys and pastel houses. Nightlife centres on Liston Square and the Old Port, where cocktail bars and live-music pubs stay open until 3 am. The New Fortress looms over the harbour: climb it at dusk for the best views.

Kavos

A purpose-built resort 50 km south of Corfu Town. The main strip is a kilometre of clubs, karaoke bars, and souvenir shops. By day, the beach is packed with sunbeds (€5 for the day); by night, it’s all neon and neon. Most venues close by 4 am.

Agios Gordios

A horseshoe bay 15 km southwest of Corfu Town. The Pink Palace hostel dominates the cliff, but the beach itself has quieter bars like Pazuzu and Mythos. The sun sets over the sea: grab a €4 Mythos and a sunbed at the water’s edge.

The hostel’s own beachfront bar kicks off at 11 am with €3 cocktails and ends at 4 am with fire-dancers on the sand. Expect Greek pop, backpackers on inflatable unicorns, and a dress code that starts at ‘toga’ and ends at ‘whatever you woke up in’. Happy hour runs 5–7 pm daily in summer.

Kavos’s biggest club packs 1,200 people under a mirrored ceiling. Resident DJs spin EDM and Greek hits until 6 am. Entry is €10 and includes a vodka mixer. The crowd is 18–25, mostly British and Scandinavian. Pre-drink at your hostel: drinks inside cost €8–€10.

A two-storey bar on Liston Square with live piano from 9 pm. The ground floor is standing-room-only by midnight; upstairs has sofas and a balcony over the square. A gin and tonic costs €6.50. Dress smart-casual: no flip-flops after 10 pm.

A basement bar where Ionian University students belt out power ballads. Entry is free, but you’re expected to buy a drink: €4 for a pint of Fix. The mic opens at 10 pm; by 11 pm the queue is 20 deep. Happy hour 8–9 pm.

A rooftop bar above the Old Port with views of the fortress. Cocktails cost €9–€11, but the sunset over the Ionian Sea is free. Open from 5 pm to 2 am, weather permitting. Seating is first-come; arrive by 7 pm for a table.

A pirate-themed bar in Kavos with 50 rums behind the counter. Shots start at €3; a rum flight costs €12. The crowd is rowdy but friendly: expect drinking games and occasional conga lines. Open 8 pm to 4 am, closed Mondays.