Corfu is the most northerly of Greece’s seven Ionian Islands and is shaped like a scythe. The Daily Mail’s Jo Kessel visited and found it has great beaches, great history and great hiking.
Source: Corfu is calling: Enjoy a Greek island that caters for all budgets
Choosing the right Greek island can be a daunting task, after all, there are thousands of them (though fewer than 250 are inhabited). But Corfu has been a tourist favorite for decades.
The Mail on Sunday’s Siobhan Grogan checked into Villa 1870, a 19th Century mansion close to Corfu Town. Some of her top day-trips took her south of capital to discover the island’s other wonders
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“Gradually the magic of the island settled over us as gently and clingingly as pollen.”― Gerald Durrell, My Family and Other Animals
If not for a small metal plaque almost concealed by foliage beside the entrance of Mon Repos, visitors would likely remain oblivious to the fact that this so-called palace was the birthplace of the spouse of Britain longest-reigning monarch.
Source: A royal birth’s hidden history
Corfu has many faces, and it reveals them all to the inquisitive traveler. Whether your appetite craves leisure, adventure, history, or culture, Corfu has plenty to offer.
Source: Corfu: Much More Than an Ordinary Greek Island – International Living
Greece – Old Town of Corfu
There are some places across Europe that just seem under-rated, not because of how popular/unpopular they are or even because of how beautiful (or otherwise) they are but instead because of how familiar they’ve become.
THE second largest of the Ionian Islands, the beautiful ‘Emerald Island’ combines cosmopolitan living with traditional character…
Source: Top 10 things to do in Corfu
