Corfu lies to the north of the Ionian Sea at the entrance of Adriatic. It is the second largest island in the group known as the seven islands, or Eptanisa. The island of miracles and wonders, where every moment the scene changes without affecting the harmony of the terrain.

Corfu, the greenest of the Greek islands, has three million olive trees. As well as flower-strewn countryside and Adriatic-style villages, it has splendid coastal scenery and some excellent secluded beaches.

On this cosmopolitan island, you'll be able to combine relaxation with good times and a full nightlife, for Corfu is an international tourist centre which can satisfy the demands of the most difficult visitor.

 

Corfu is the most popular of the Ionian Islands it is a green island and a mixture of the civilizations that have passed through at various times. The Kerkyra town impresses and charms the visitor with its two forts, narrow streets, tall houses, arcades, Venetian-built Town Hall, church to Saint Spyridon, the island's patron saint, flower-filled gardens, and balconies with their superb wrought-iron fences.
Flooded with sights, Corfu is a small paradise on Earth. From Paeiokastritsa to Kanoni, from the Achillion to Pontikonissi  and  the northern   coast, one will  find crystal water scenic coves greenery and vegetation that 'sinks' into the deep blue sea. On this cosmopolitan island it is easy to combine relaxation with intense night life Having decided to visit Corfu, one of the most interesting islands of the Ionian sea, prepare yourself for an unparalleled experience. An amalgam of natural beauties, traditional features and archaeological sites. Corfu island lies to the north of the Ionian sea at the entrance of Adriatic sea

 

Corfu is the second largest island in the group known as the Seven Islands, or Eptanisa. The island of miracles and wonders, where every moment the scene changes without affecting the harmony of the terrain. The most green of the Greek islands, Corfu, has three million olive trees. As well as flower-strewn countryside and Adriatic-style villages, it has splendid coastal scenery and some excellent secluded beaches. On this cosmopolitan island, you'll be able to combine relaxation with good times and a full nightlife, for Corfu is an international tourist centre which can satisfy the demands of the most difficult visitors. Corfu is an international tourist centre which can satisfy the demands of the most difficult visitor.

 

BEACHES

 

What characterises the famous Greek coasts is their unique diversity. The eastern coasts offer a calm sea, a variety of marine sports, a multitude of reek recipes and the famous Greek wine in small fish-taverns. From there, they can have excursions on traditional fishing-boats to secluded bays or enjoy a romantic rowing-boat trip under the full moon. The western coasts offer vast sandy beaches but also the fascinating bays of Paleokastritsa, shaping among the rocky cliffs, that actually come down to the sea.
There are many organised beaches in the country providing high-quality services (umbrellas, reclining chairs, changing booths, cafes, bar-restaurants etc), where, apart from swimming, you can enjoy water sports  (water ski, windsurfing, diving etc) as well as other means of having fun in the water, such as the parachute for one or

two persons, “tyres” and the “banana”, pedalo, jet ski etc. All organised beaches also have lifeguard towers ensuring safe swimming in the area.
Many of Corfu beaches are awarded with the Blue Flag of the European Union.