Corfu Town is the capital of Corfu Island, and it’s honestly one of the most gorgeous cities in Greece. It’s got these cute cobbled streets, amazing museums, delicious restaurants, and a super interesting mix of Venetian, French, and British-style buildings.

Corfu is a place where a hundred captivating stories come to life. The island’s natural beauty is equally enthralling, with its majestic mountains, olive groves, fertile valleys, and a coastline adorned with charming coves, sandy beaches, and rocky inlets.

Nestled in the southwest of Corfu, approximately 11 kilometers from Corfu town, Chalikounas (or Halikounas) stands as one of the most awe-inspiring beaches on the island.

Nestled along the northwest coast of Corfu, the enchanting Paleokastritsa stands as one of the most iconic destinations in the Ionian Islands, leaving an indelible mark even in the world of cinema with its appearance in the James Bond film “For Your Eyes Only.”

Welcome to the enchanting North West Corfu, where nature’s beauty dances with the echoes of centuries-old history.

The southern half of Corfu, starting from the capital and heading south, is quite different from the mountainous north.

Kalami Bay, up on Corfu’s northern coast, is a true gem. It’s this picturesque horseshoe-shaped bay that feels like it was plucked from a movie scene.

North East Corfu is like a hidden gem, often called “Kensington-on-Sea.” The beaches there are simply breathtaking, and what’s even better is that they’re not overcrowded.