CORFU ISLAND OF CULTURE
This Greek Island of Corfu, which lies off the coast of Albania is a popular resort for those who enjoy history and the sun!
The island of Corfu boasts a University and the Islands population is around 107,000. The old town of Corfu city was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 2007 due to the existence of much Medieval architecture.
Fruit growing is abundant on the island with olive, pear, fig and pomegranate. Olive oil is still traded by the islands inhabitants to the mainland.
Corfu’s coastline spans 217 km (135 mi) including capes. The highest point is Mount Pantokrator at 906m. The Weather Channel gives Corfu having an average temperature 31 degees Celsius in July and August.
There many historical attraction from ancient, medieval and the modern. Many people have made there mark on the astonishing Island of Corfu. From Athenians to Romans to Venetians to Turks and later the British.
So whether you enjoy the sand and sun, history and culture (or both) Corfu is sure to please.