Corfu is one of the most beautiful and historic islands in Greece, located in the Ionian Sea, near the coast of Albania. Its capital, Kerkira, is a vibrant mix of cultural influences, including Venetian, French and British, visible in the architecture, fortifications and local traditions. The island is known for its lush nature, with green hills, olive groves and pine forests creating breathtaking landscapes. Corfu's beaches are among the most famous in Greece, with crystal clear waters and golden sand, ideal for relaxation and water activities.
Rich in history, you can visit numerous archaeological sites, such as the Achilleion Palace, built by Empress Elisabeth of Austria, and the ruins of the old Venetian castle. Corfu is also famous for its cuisine, which combines Mediterranean ingredients with Italian and Albanian influences, with typical dishes such as "sofrito" and "pastitsada". The mild climate throughout the year makes it an ideal destination for visitors in any season. The local tradition is vibrant, with folk festivals, music and dances that reflect the rich cultural history of the island.
In addition, the island is famous for its welcome and hospitality, with picturesque villages such as Kassiopi and Paleokastritsa offering a quiet and authentic atmosphere.