We were going to take taxi from our hotel in Kontokali to Danilia village however we were quoted 40 euros each way? This was basically 10 euros a kilometre. Therefore we decided to walk to the village. It is a purpose built 1930's Greek Village and looks ver authentic. It was a film set for the Durrells, the big Greek wedding and one of the James Bond movies. There is a small museum on site giving an insight into Greek heritage. Adults pay €10 a head but you trade the entrance ticket for a free coffee.

A good insigjt into daily life in a Greek estate. We didn"t know of it but accudentalky took a wrong turn and were surprised by the size and content of a village. A 1 0 euros ticket includes a drink so we think this is good valute for money

Unfortunately it wasn't easy to find. After 3 attempts we finally got there. Yes €10 but we had a free beer. We really enjoyed it especially after watching...guess what... The Durrells 😍. It is a replica but it is beautiful. Sometimes it is the little and beautiful things you have to look out for.

Visited this after finding it on the internet. Only found it after seeing James Bond and the Durrell’s were both filmed here Unless you researched it you wouldn’t know though. There is no info at the village about these facts Price is 20E per couple which is expensive however you get a free drink off the menu, some alcoholic at the bar. So price overall is worth it Nice little old village, but needs promoting over its passed more as feel this will bring more persons in

Lovely place with such lovely staff. Our mother fainted and the way Valia and her staff helped us was second to none. It was as though we were with our own family. Testament to the warmth of the Greek people. Thank you for helping us and as Durrells fans we will be back ❤️

A nice place to visit but not a lot to see - a very pleasant museum above the cafe and the staff are very nice and helpful. I was using puplic transport so be warned - this is not very well served on a Saturday. I got the No. 4 bus in the morning from Saroko Squarebut the next bus back to Corfu town was not scheduled until after 4.00 pm. So I took a chance and walked to the coast road to catch the more frequent No. 7. About 30 mins walk and it worked out fine...