Snobs Bar

Snobs Bar is a party bar on the Kavos strip, the nightlife district at the southern tip of Corfu in the Ionian islands of Greece, around 45 kilometres from Corfu Town. Kavos is famous across Europe for its concentrated run of bars and clubs, and from May to September it fills with young holidaymakers, mostly British, who move between venues through the night. Snobs sits in the middle of that circuit as a high-energy bar where the evening often builds toward a club visit. The crowd is mainly groups of friends in their late teens to early thirties, and the atmosphere is loud, social, and playful, with a lot of group singing and drinking games. Dress is casual holiday wear, including shorts and vests, and the door is relaxed, though staff can turn away anyone who is very drunk or causing trouble, and visitors should carry photo identification. Music is pop and dance, a mix of chart hits and party anthems that keeps the room moving. The drinks programme concentrates on affordable beer, spirits, shots, and mixed drinks priced around EUR 3-7 (USD 3-8), with promotions that change through the season. Cover varies by night, and some evenings are free entry while busier ones may charge, so confirming on arrival is sensible. Opening hours run from the evening into the early hours, with Fridays and Saturdays and the July and August peak the busiest; the venue and most of the strip close over winter. Reservations are not usual for general entry, and bottle service is not a main feature. Kavos is reached from Corfu Town by long-distance bus or taxi, and late-night public transport is limited, so a return taxi is worth arranging. Visitors should drink responsibly, protect their belongings, and stay with their group.