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Corfu

161 people want to go here. 297 people have been here.
90% of people who have been to Corfu think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Corfu are Corfu City, Paxos, and Beaches of Corfu. Corfu is featured on the lists Everybody Hates a Tourist: Greece, Greece Beaches, and Places I'd like to see. Places in Corfu have been tagged greece and corfu.

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I went 15 years ago by Self Adhesive

when I was 5. I actually had my 5th birthday there. So me it was a really amazing holiday. Since I was only five, there’s not much for me to remember. I do remember the people being incredibly nice and welcoming, and also the ridiculously large dragonflies D:

over 3 years ago

Fantastic by copy7t

Absolutely loved Corfu despite the fact that I spent it just outside the hell hole section where all the clubbers go.

over 4 years ago

Untitled by AndyTomlinson

For a quiet holiday, friendly locals, brilliant weather.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by pearlwisdom

don’t go in October everything is closed

over 5 years ago

Untitled by zarischka

Visit Achilleon – the amazing mansion of queen Elizabeth of Hungary…! It’s well worth the visit!

over 5 years ago

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Ignacio Nicolás Rodríguez asks,
“Are there naturist beaches in Corfú?” over 6 years ago
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Ignacio Nicolás Rodríguez asks,
“Do you of Greek language courses that could be attained in Corfú?” over 6 years ago
purple33 asks,
“I'll be going to Corfu in July, where on the island is the best place to relax at the beach for a few days?” over 7 years ago

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