Corfu’s cuisine follows the rhythm of the seasons. The island’s mild climate and fertile soil provide a variety of fruits, vegetables, herbs and seafood that change throughout the year. Eating...
Corfu has long been an island of farmers. Olive groves, vineyards, orchards and vegetable gardens cover its hills and valleys. In recent years a new wave of organic farming has...
Corfu is known for its beaches, villages and lively traditions, but when the sun sets another side of the island appears. The night sky over Corfu can be spectacular, especially...
Mount Pantokrator rises in the northeast of Corfu and is the highest point of the island at 906 meters. From its summit you can see the whole of Corfu stretched...
Corfu is not only about beaches and history. It is also an island alive with wings, colors and scents. Walking through olive groves, along country paths or across meadows in...
Corfu has many famous beaches that appear on every travel guide, but the island also hides places where locals prefer to swim. These secret spots are smaller, quieter and often...
Corfu is covered in a sea of olive trees, stretching across hills, valleys and coastlines. Nearly two thirds of the island is cloaked in groves that shimmer silver-green under the...
Introduction: Echoes in the Hills Corfu is often celebrated for its lively Old Town, its golden beaches, and its cosmopolitan flair. Yet hidden away in the folds of its hills...
Corfu’s Birds & Nature Reserves, A Birder’s Paradise Corfu is not only a destination for sun-seekers and history lovers — it is also a sanctuary for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts....
Water as a Lifeline Corfu’s history is often told through its fortresses, palaces, and churches — but an equally important part of its heritage flows quietly through its landscape: its...