Corfu in Greece, known locally as Kerkyra, is the most northerly of the Ionian Islands and is situated off the northwest coast of Greece in the Adriatic Sea. It is relatively close to Italy in the east and Albania in the southwest. It has a rich history with many former rulers leaving their mark here particularly the rich Venetians who left a legacy of beautiful, tall houses lining narrow alleyways. Corfu’s climate is Mediterranean with hot, dry summers and mild winters. Its impressive mountain ranges add to its scenic charm as does its wonderful beaches.




The picturesque, volcanic island of Santorini famed for its dramatic sunsets belongs to the Greek Cyclades group of islands. It lies between the little known islands of Anafi and Ios and is relatively small in size enabling you to drive from one end to the oth...
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island of Lesbos
often called Lesvos is also known as the Island of Love, and is one of the most popular Greek Islands. The third largest in size Lesbos is located on the shimmering Aegean Sea. Most of its 90,000 inhabitants live in the capital city, Mytilen...
Holiday in Naxos
with its fantastic night life, tranquil beaches and beautiful scenery, there is something for people of all ages. Naxos has it's own small airport where you can catch flights between there and Athens, Crete and Santorini. But if you don't fancy...
Poros is a small Greek island that is situated not too far from Athens. During the summer months, the island can be very busy and popular with many tourists, both Greek and foreign, coming to visit this beautiful island. There is much to see and do here and it...
Known as the Ibiza of Greece, Mykonos is full of eccentrics and party lovers! On the other hand, Mykonos isn't all about parties, fun and noise, but is also believed to be the island where Heracles killed the giants and welcomes many keen historians and touris...



