| Corfu Introduction |
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Corfu is a small Greek island located just off the mainland in the Ionian Sea. Many people taking advantage of a Corfu holiday do so to enjoy the stunning scenery; the island has over three million olive trees which give the island a unique silvery green colour. Corfu is one of the most intriguing Greek Islands with its diverse landscape and archaeological sites. With year round sunshine, fantastic beaches and ample opportunities for sightseeing, a Corfu holiday is one not to be missed.
A Corfu holiday offers something for everyone, the safe, picturesque beaches are ideal for families with small children where as the vibrant nightlife with appeal to younger travellers. The history and culture of the island is found everywhere you look, making this an ideal place for travellers who want more from just a beach break.
The North of Corfu is quite rocky with many people visiting this area during a Corfu holiday to discover the traditional villages and shingle beaches. The South of the island is where visitors will find the more commercialised tourist areas, with modern facilities and stunning sandy beaches.
The town of Corfu is a definite must see during any Corfu holiday. The spectacular architecture reflects the diverse culture of the region with many French and Venetian influences. The old churches and shops are also a fascinating sight for any visitor.
The Corfu nightlife is quite varied, whether you want a quiet drink overlooking the water or to party till dawn, you can find something to suit everyone. Corfu is also famed for its unique shops and boutiques, the renowned Corfu lace Shop is very popular and can be found in Kassiopi Harbour. The street markets are another fantastic experience whilst visiting the island, wander through the narrow streets and prepare to haggle over the fantastic local produce!
A Corfu holiday is diverse, fun and relaxing. However you want to spend your break, you can guarantee that Corfu will offer your dream getaway. |
| Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 January 2010 12:03 |