Sidari is a developed resort that has combined a couple of small former fishing villages. It was one of the first regions in Corfu that had tourist growth and its still growing.
Today in that green village you can find many hotels and rooms to let.It is estimated that every year more than 5.000 tourists visit Sidari, most of whom are from Great Britain.
In Sidari they have found the remains of a settlement from the Neolithic Age dated from 3000BC. According to the elements it's the most ancient settlement in the island.
Its very popular with British visitors, so holidays in Sidari are certainly for those looking for a popular lively place with plenty of bars and tavernas and nightlife.

Located on the north coast of Corfu, set on a Bay and surrounded by fertile hills. Sidari is 26 miles (32km) north of Corfu Town and the airport and just 4 miles west of the popular beach resort of Roda. Sidari is ideal for those looking for a busy resort, a little larger than neighbouring Roda, with plenty of shops and entertainment along with a choice of three beaches.

Sidari beach is of unique beauty. White carven rocks and crystal blue waters combine an exotic scenery. And not just that. A cluster of sandy rocks rise above the sea and, due to their abrasion with waves, create peculiar shapes. Among them you can see an underground path, where you can walk in or rest from swimming. Interesting is the bottom of the sea with many marine caves that are a pole of attraction for the lovers of diving.

The beach is divided into three parts. The main beach is the central stretch, a long sandy bay. The resort enjoys water that is remarkably calm and extremely shallow, making this a favourite with children and swimmers. Many other Watersports are available besides Diving. Other Sidari beaches are found near the harbour to the east and the famous coves of the "Canal d'Amour" or "the Canal of Love" to the west. The Canal D'Amour is an area of eroding sandstone cliffs that have formed several tiny sand and shingle coves reached by paths and even ladders. Those beaches furthest from the resort are the quietest..
Sidari nightlife is definitely on the lively side with a lot of tavernas offering Greek and British food, as well as innumerable cafes, music bars and clubs. Sidari has plenty of shops that open until late. While on holiday in Sidari the historic Corfu Town can be reached by bus, along with the resorts of Kassiopi and Aghios Stefanos. Other favourite Sidari excursions include the resort of Paleokastritsa and boat trips to the islands of Paxos and Erikoussa. Today in that green village you can find many hotels and rooms to let.
As for entertainment the options are many.