Last updated on July 18th, 2025 at 07:22 pm
Navajio Beach in Zakynthos
AtCorfu’s Travel Blog offers comprehensive guides and tips for exploring Corfu and beyond. The blog covers essential travel categories like:
- Everything About Corfu: A thorough resource with travel tips and cultural insights.
- Accommodation & Resorts: Reviews of luxury, boutique, and budget options, helping travelers find the perfect stay.
- Car Rental: Tips on renting cars and navigating the island.
- Culture, Events, Monuments, and Sights: Updates on festivals, key sights, and cultural experiences.
- Cuisine: Insights into Corfiot and Greek dishes and the best places to enjoy them.
- Beaches & Maps: Detailed guides to Corfu’s best beaches and maps for easy navigation.
- Corfu History & Greek Mythology: Learn about the island’s rich history and ancient mythology.
- Benitses Village: A focus on this picturesque Corfu village, its culture, shops, and events.
- Travel in Greece & Beyond: Advice for traveling across Greece and internationally, with recommendations for destinations and tips.
The blog also offers stunning visual content, including photos and videos of Corfu and Greece, both past and present.
The Olympic Games in ancient Greece were a major sporting and cultural event that took place every four years in Olympia, a sanctuary dedicated to the god Zeus.
Discover 13 powerful reasons to visit Corfu — from its lush beaches and fortresses to royal palaces, cuisine, and the island’s rich cultural heritage.
Greek mythology is a rich tapestry of divine beings and stories, with each generation of gods possessing its own unique qualities, roles, and rulers.
Corfu, the musical heart of Greece, where the very air seems to harmonize with the soulful sounds of music when musical charm doesn’t stop at instruments and performances only.
Agios Ioannis Peristeron Beach is positioned along the eastern coast of Corfu, to the south of the island’s capital, Kerkyra, and approximately 3 km from Benitses.
Let’s take a journey back in time to the captivating village of Old Perithia, nestled on the slopes of Mount Pantokrator, with roots dating back to an astonishing 300 BCE.
Ancient Greek heroes were individuals who were believed to possess extraordinary abilities or qualities, and who performed great feats.
Herakles (Hercules), performed twelve Labors to prove himself worthy of immortality, facing many monsters, villains, and challenges.
Stelari Beach is a beautiful, secluded paradise nestled along the west coastline of Corfu. It belongs to the beautiful hidden beaches of west Corfu.
Discover Porto Timoni Beach in Corfu, a secluded double-sided paradise with crystal-clear waters, sandy shores, and stunning views.
Corfu has over 200 villages and settlements, Exploring Corfu’s old villages is the perfect way to discover the unique charm of this Greek island.
Angsana Corfu Hotel in Benitses is the new luxury 5-star hotel of Angsana Hotels and Resorts chain belonging to the Banyan Tree Group.
The house of San Stefano was built on the hill just north of Benitses, in 1782, by a member of the great Venetian Giustiniani family, on the site of an older house destroyed by an earthquake- so the new one was built on a rock! The house was the center of a large estate and took its name from the private chapel of San Stefano, which is built on the same rock as the house.
Many people who come to Greece for vacation wonder why they see that all the restaurants are full late at night.
This video shows that Corfu is beautiful always, during winter is well, and perhaps in winter, it’s even better.
Mon Repos palace lays in Corfu ancient city Paleopolis at Kanoni. Built in 1828 by the British Commissioner Sir Frederick Adam. Birthplace for Duke of Edinburgh Phillip.
The Greek Theogony was an epic poem written by Hesiodos (Hesiod) quite rich in stories, with the family tree of Gods and the War against Titans.
Explore Corfu Old Town with our guide to its top sights, attractions, and museums. Discover charming streets, historic landmarks, and must-visit spots in this iconic Greek town.