Corfu is one of the most beautiful Greek islands, with amazing things to do for every taste. Corfu is known not only for its well-preserved Old Town and its stunning beaches, but also for its interesting history and rich cultural tradition that is dominant everywhere.
Corfu is a popular destination due to its stunning beaches, lush landscapes, rich history, and delicious cuisine. The island offers a blend of natural beauty with impressive coastlines, diverse beaches, and vibrant culture. Its unique Venetian architecture, combined with a relaxed atmosphere, also draws visitors.
Corfu, Greece is known for its lush landscapes, Venetian architecture and pristine beaches, which makes it one of the most unique and diverse islands in the Ionian Sea. 
It’s hard to choose from over 100 beaches so here are some we think are worth a visit. Like the rest of the Ionian Islands, Corfu is famous for its traditional cuisine. Dishes are strongly influenced by the island’s four centuries of Venetian rule, with names like stifado, (a hearty Ionian stew with Italian origins), and pastitsio (macaroni and ragú) yet, the taste is unmistakably Greek.
Corfu is renown for its variety of beaches. Ranging from long stretches of sand and fully organized shorelines to secluded pebbly bays hidden away by lush green cedar and olive tree forests.
Corfu’s food is special because it blends traditional Greek cuisine with influences from centuries of Venetian, French, and British rule. This creates a unique culinary experience with dishes like Pastitsada, Sofrito, and Bourdeto, showcasing a mix of bold spices, slow-cooked techniques, and local ingredients. The island’s history as a cultural crossroads is reflected in its diverse flavors and dishes. 
Smiling happily Anne Marie Nicolaïdès and Clara, having fun in Corfu.
In the picture Anne -Marie, Clara, grand children of Anne -Marie and Pascal Nicolaïdès having great time in Corfu island, Greece
