Corfu Tips
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Utmost northwest of Corfu, in the very corner, you will find a wonderful and very special natural phenomenon named Canal d'Amour- literally Canal of Love. With a name like that, you may wonder what it is. The fact is that it is a wonderful attraction, a must to visit during your holiday on Corfu.
Several rock formations form the wonderful environment. They are scattered here and there in the clear blue Ionian Sea, separated by the water. The wonderful shapes of the yellowish 'islands', cut through the water and soar gloriously against the skyline.
It looks like a group of very careful stacked sandbars, which in a way it is. It is fascinating to see how water can erode the landscape given enough time. For sure, they give the surrounding area of Sidari a very personal touch.
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Canal d'Amour Beach
Utmost northwest of Corfu, in the very corner, you will find a wonderful and very special natural phenomenon named Canal d'Amour- literally Canal of Love. With a name like that, you may wonder what it is. The fact is that it is a wonderful attraction, a must to visit during your holiday on Corfu.
Several rock formations form the wonderful environment. They are scattered here and there in the clear blue Ionian Sea, separated by the water. The wonderful shapes of the yellowish 'islands', cut through the water and soar gloriously against the skyline.
It looks like a group of very careful stacked sandbars, which in a way it is. It is fascinating to see how water can erode the landscape given enough time. For sure, they give the surrounding area of Sidari a very personal touch.
Liston is the name of a pedestrian street and district in the western edge of Spianada in Corfu (city).
It was constructed during the French rule in the Ionian Islands (1807–1814) imitating the rue de Rivoli. It is one of the most popular sites in the city. Its name comes from the Venetian liston
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Liston
Liston is the name of a pedestrian street and district in the western edge of Spianada in Corfu (city).
It was constructed during the French rule in the Ionian Islands (1807–1814) imitating the rue de Rivoli. It is one of the most popular sites in the city. Its name comes from the Venetian liston
Agios Stefanos Corfu: Agios Stefanos is a small port for fishing boats and yachts in close distance to the lovely village of Kassiopi. Located about 37 km north east of Corfu Town, Agios Stefanos is surrounded by lush greenery. It is also lined up with traditional taverns and seaside cafeterias. Right next to the port, there is a small pebbled beach to swim. The coastline of Agios Stefanos and generally the coasts of north eastern Corfu have popular diving spots.
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Agios Stefanos Plajı
Agios Stefanos Corfu: Agios Stefanos is a small port for fishing boats and yachts in close distance to the lovely village of Kassiopi. Located about 37 km north east of Corfu Town, Agios Stefanos is surrounded by lush greenery. It is also lined up with traditional taverns and seaside cafeterias. Right next to the port, there is a small pebbled beach to swim. The coastline of Agios Stefanos and generally the coasts of north eastern Corfu have popular diving spots.
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The beast place to have a great dinner with seafood.
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Visit the Corfu Archaeological Museum
This museum is home to ancient artifacts from all over the island, displayed throughout 1,600 exhibits narrating the history of the island, including statues, funeral offerings, pottery, and golden jewelry. The most famous exhibit is the monumental pediment from the temple of Artemis, which depicts Gorgon, a monster of the underworld from Greek mythology. It’s the oldest stone pediment in Greece, dating to 590 BC. Another highlight includes the stone lion of Menecrates and a limestone pediment from a temple to Dionysis. It’s €6 EUR ($6.60 USD) to visit.
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How to Get Around Corfu
Bus – Taking the bus is the best budget option. The blue-and-white buses run between the airport, the cruise ship terminal, and into Corfu Town. The green buses travel elsewhere around the island.
Depending on the length of your trip, bus fares cost between €1.50-4.80 EUR ($1.65-5.30 USD). You can also get an unlimited day pass for €5 EUR ($5.50 USD) on the blue-and-white bus around Corfu Town. Services are reduced on Saturday, and are often nonexistent in the low season on Sundays.
Scooter Rental – rental is an excellent way to get around Corfu. Rentals start 45 EUR ($50 UUSD) per day.