Episode
Let's Just Go to Corfu
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- Let's Just Go
- Published
- Aug 17, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 664
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- https://lets-just-go.captivate.fm
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Summary
Corfu was a new destination and I went in prepared — research done, hours double-checked, spots saved in my maps. Then it was Sunday and almost everything was closed. In this episode I am covering: The two-bus process getting from the DCL ship into Corfu Old Town and why it takes more time than you expect Why Sunday closures in smaller European cities are real and not always accurately reflected in Google Maps The bakery that saved the morning: feta and honey pastry in phyllo dough, koulouri, apple pastry for Brian Wandering Old Town without a plan, getting mildly lost, and sitting down on a bench Chin Chin: scrambled eggs with tomatoes, feta, and oil on toast, and the last Freddo Cappuccino of the entire trip The Greek yogurt situation — high expectations from a previous Mykonos experience, extremely sour reality, very good custard A city-wide plumbing outage and how the cruise WhatsApp group solved it with a Starbucks bathroom door code Getting back on the ship, the pool, and the rainforest room stone loungers and sauna — both with floor-to-ceiling windows — as the ship pulled out of Corfu Ant-Man I am going back to Corfu. Just not on a Sunday. Next episode: Valletta, Malta — a women-owned co-op, a store called Hollywood with locally made goods, Cafe Society drinks on the stairs with a water view, a bird that had terrible aim, and no shower curtain waiting back on the ship. Find me at kaylareneetravel.com and across all socials at Kayla Renee Travel. Until next time — let's just go.