We already have an article about the best sunset spot in Corfu in the village of Afionas. If you don't want to travel that far, the second option is the viewpoint above the Monastery of Panagia Vlaherna read more...

A rather unusual place in Corfu. It was once a beautiful old village that was destroyed by an earthquake in 1953. In the 1970s, the Boua family rebuilt the village with the aim of organizing a theme park. No one in Corfu or Greece had ever done this before and it was a unique experience. The locals also call this place Bouas Village read more...

Kerkyra or Corfu is the administrative center and the largest city on the island of Corfu. A city with a very long and interesting history, and gorgeous Greek, French, Italian and English architecture. As a photographer I enjoyed the city very much and recommend it read more...

A huge sandy beach located in a protected area in the southern part of Corfu island. The beach is wild, but in summer there are sunbeds and umbrellas. In May, during our visit, it was still a bit cold and the beach was empty, so we walked along the dunes read more...

This place will be interesting to you if you have watched the TV series "The Durrells", about perhaps the most famous inhabitants of Corfu read more...

Monrepo Park i Palace were built between 1828 and 1831 as a country villa for the British Commissioner of the Ionian Republic, a state that existed from 1815 to 1864 read more...

This place might be interesting if you have watched the popular British TV series "The Durrells". Although, you can walk here just for fun. We parked at the big Atlantica Nissaki Beach Hotel (39.732028, 19.920111), walked through its territory and came to the path along the sea (39.731500, 19.922083). Funny thing is that the hotel is for adults only, and we were with a small child, so people were a little bit surprised :) read more...