Corfu is located in the Ionian Island group in Greece. It is the northern most island in Greece, found on the west coast. It was also one of the first Greek islands to be hit with the mass of tourism that found its way to Greece in the 1960’s. Corfu’s capital is Kerkira. It is built on a promontory that projects into the sea and is separated into two sections. Just east from the northern section, you will find the Old Fortress, which is cut off from the town by an ancient moat. Kerkyra features long stretches of open beaches, some unspoiled by tourism. Corfu also features a very lively nightlife and the villages still possess much traditional culture & heritage.

Why to visit CORFU
One of the greenest and most beautiful of the Greek islands
A visit to Corfu Town will be unforgettable: it has recently been inscribed on Unesco's World Heritage List for its unique architecture.
From traditional greek villages to the night life of Corfu Town, from small pebbly coves of Agni to the long Corfu beaches of Glyfada and Halikounas.
Corfu island has wonderful spots to unwind but also areas that are ideal
for activities such as walking, mountain biking, scuba diving, windsurfing, horse riding.
Corfu has he second largest waterpark in Europe with plenty of slides, rides and activities for adults and children and reasonably priced.
Corfu features a very lively nightlife and the villages and resorts still possess much traditional culture & heritage.