Said to have been blessed by mother nature, Corfu is the most northerly of the Ionian Islands and is 35 miles long and approximately 16 miles wide. At the northern centre, is 'Mount Pantocrator' with a height of just over 1000 meters.
The NE coast is made up of secluded bays, pretty fishing villages, gently shelving beaches and sparkling clear waters. The dramatic west coast, with its high cliffs and long sweeping sandy beaches, is a complete contrast.

Corfu is considered as having one of the most attractive countryside of all the Greek Islands. Touring around the island of Corfu you will come across Corfu (Kerkyra), the capital of the island, which is one of the most bedazzling towns of Greece.
During your stay on the island of Corfu you have to visit Paleokastritsa, Benitses, Kavos, Gouvia, Sidari, Gouvia, Kasiopi, Dassia, Kontokali, Messonghi, Pelekas, Moraitika, and numerous other settlements that are all worth a visit.
During your stay on the island of Corfu you have to visit Paleokastritsa, Benitses, Kavos, Gouvia, Sidari, Gouvia, Kasiopi, Dassia, Kontokali, Messonghi, Pelekas, Moraitika, and numerous other settlements that are all worth a visit.

Inland there are a myriad of villages that seem totally untouched by tourism; stop and explore and meet the Corfiot people, warm and friendly. Discover deserted villages such as Byzantine Perithia high in the foothills of Mount Pantokrator, nowadays inhabited only by goats and sheep.
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.

Its physical beauty of lush vegetation, combined with the typical Greek seascapes and the architecture of the British and the Italians attract hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.
The island of Corfu is an exceptional resort for your holidays as it combines breathtaking natural beauty, interesting historical sites and the unique mentality of the hospitable inhabitants