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Corfu boasts over 50 stunning beaches, each with its own unique character. From organized sandy shores to secluded coves, there's a perfect beach for everyone.
Often described as one of Greece's most beautiful coastal areas, Paleokastritsa features six small bays with crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by dramatic cliffs and lush greenery. The beach offers water sports, boat trips to hidden caves, and the historic Monastery perched on the hillside.
A golden sandy beach on the west coast, Glyfada is one of Corfu's most popular beaches. The stunning sunset views, clear waters, and excellent facilities make it perfect for families. Beach bars and restaurants line the shore, and water sports are readily available.
This unique geological formation features sandstone channels carved by wind and waves, creating a natural "love canal." According to legend, couples who swim through the channel together will stay together forever. The unusual rock formations create sheltered swimming areas and make for stunning photographs.
Corfu's rich history is preserved in its magnificent fortresses, palaces, and museums. Walk through centuries of Greek, Venetian, French, and British heritage.
Built by the Venetians in the 16th century on a rocky peninsula, the Old Fortress dominates Corfu Town's skyline. Climb to the summit for breathtaking 360-degree views of the town, sea, and mountains. The fortress hosts cultural events and summer sound and light shows.
This stunning neoclassical palace was built in 1890 for Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sisi). Dedicated to the Greek hero Achilles, the palace features magnificent gardens, impressive statues, and breathtaking views over the island. The interior showcases period furniture and Sisi's personal items.
Despite its name, the New Fortress was also built by the Venetians in the late 16th century. The fortress features impressive military architecture, underground passages, and offers spectacular views. Climb the fortifications to explore bastions, gates, and the British-built clock tower.
From water sports to mountain hiking, Corfu offers activities for adventure seekers and nature lovers of all levels.
Explore Corfu's lush interior on marked hiking trails through olive groves, cypress forests, and mountain villages. The Corfu Trail is a 220km long-distance path crossing the entire island from south to north, but shorter day hikes are available for all fitness levels.
Corfu's clear waters and favorable conditions make it ideal for various water sports. Most organized beaches offer equipment rental and instruction for beginners. Activities range from leisurely paddleboarding to adrenaline-pumping jet skiing.
Discover Corfu's underwater world with diving centers offering courses for all levels. Explore underwater caves, reefs, and even shipwrecks. Snorkeling is excellent in many locations, particularly around Paleokastritsa and the east coast rocky coves.
Corfu offers plenty of activities to keep children entertained while parents relax and enjoy the island.
One of Europe's largest water parks, Aqualand features dozens of slides, pools, and attractions for all ages. From thrilling high-speed slides to gentle children's play areas, there's entertainment for the whole family. Food courts and rest areas make it easy to spend a full day.
Located in Paleokastritsa, this aquarium showcases Mediterranean marine life including fish, octopuses, sea turtles, and coral. Educational displays teach children about marine ecosystems and conservation. The location offers stunning sea views and nearby beach access.
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