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Walking in CORFU is delightful, so make sure you enjoy some of its stunning, unspoilt countryside on foot. A huge variety of landscapes awaits: hillsides awash with wild flowers and tall cypress seas, craggy cliffs lapped by azure seas, wizened olive groves and in the centre, Mount Pantokrator, Corfu's highest point
You can take the trail to the summit to experience the wonderful panoramic views and maybe even spot the orchids that bloom here in early summer. You'll also find little cobblestoned tracks linking many of the older villages, and if you're a keen walker, following the signposted Corfu trail, which spans the island from north to south, will take you through Corfu island's finest scenery.
corfu coast
A wide selection of beaches can be found on the island. From sandy beaches on the west coast, whilst on the east coast there is more shingle which keeps the sand at bay. The beach at Glyfada is reputed as the best on the island and a trip to Sidari's famous Canal d'Amour area with a couple of sandy coves is a must. Acharavi and Roda offer sandy beaches, ideal for families. For a dose of spectacular scenery, head for Paleokastritsa on the island's west coast. Now a large resort, it's set amid a string of stunning blue bays framed by rugged cliffs, all of which are great for walking and exploring. It's easy to take a glass-bottomed or traditional boat trip here out to the gorgeous hidden caves, little grottoes and pebbled coves that punctuate the surrounding shoreline. And if you're up for a swim or snorkel, the translucent waters make for a sublime experience. If you've still got some energy left, walk the extremely steep, rocky cliffs to visit the pretty 12th century monastery perched on a neighbouring hillside: you'll be rewarded with inspirational views over the cliffs and sea below.

If you're looking for a beautiful place to swim, relax and snorkel, the Canel d'Amour to the west of Sidari is well worth the journey. A group of exquisite-looking sandstone cliffs into which the wind and sea has sculpted narrow sandy inlets and coves, it's an idyllic place to swim and sunbathe amid wonderful views. The main channel, or Canel, which was originally a sand tunnel carved into the cliffs, was given its name because it provided lovers with a quiet hideaway. It's said that if you swim to the end of this Canel, you will meet the love of your life!

Locally made goods are very reasonably priced and available in most resorts as well as Corfu Town. They often make unusual gifts and range from olive wood statues, to lace and leather goods. Gold and pottery make good buys, as does the locally produced Kumquat liqueur. Head for Corfu Town for the widest selection of shopping.
Many resorts on the island offer a good selection of bars and night-life, however if you're looking to be completely spoilt for choice then Sidari or Kavos in the south are the places to head for, for all night throbbing night-life

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