Poulades is a tranquil settlement at an altitude of 120 meters, built in a verdant and beautiful landscape. Outside this village there is a large area of distinctive, ecological importance, a wetland with a few dozen scattered, small lakes, including among others the Lakes of Gaidarana and Kavourolimni.

The region attracts many naturalists and hikers who want to discover the beauty of the landscape, as it offers opportunities for wanderings through small paths that cross the meadow.
Poulades has no particular tourism development because there are mainly houses which belong to the approximately 450 villagers.

Gouvia is at a short drive from Corfu Town, and is a popular destination offering both lively nightlife and quiet hillside spots. It is home to the islands premier yacht marina, a wide selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and bars, plus a beach with sun loungers and boat trips.

For many years Greece was known as one of the world’s most important exporters of olive oil and Corfu is no exception. There is said to be over a 9 million Olive trees in Corfu. The island of Corfu has an enormous variety of scenery; bare limestone mountains on Pantokrator, forest covered hillsides.

Step into a walker’s paradise and with every turn, a new scene is revealed.

The beach is definitely an essential component and Corfu’s coastline is awash with superb beaches. There are many to choose from – miles of golden sand, pebbles (if you prefer to sand) rocky coves, secluded or busier beaches with beach bars and watersports.

Corfu offers unlimited possibilities for lovers of horseback riding.

Aqualand is the impressive water park on the island of Corfu is situated in the heart of the island at Agios Ioannis and is spread over 125,000 square meters of ground. As well as hiking, mountain biking has become more and more popular each year and is a unique way to discover the real Corfu and explore the unspoilt parts.

Enjoy a caique cruise along the east coast and enjoy lunch at a waterfront taverna or alternatively hire your own boat for the day.

The visitor that will wander around the city of Corfu, the suburbs, the communities and the greater area of the Municipality of Corfu, will have the chance to discover the ‘dowry’ that nature and man gave to Corfu.
The ‘Old City’ recalls past ages; the European influences are visible everywhere and harmoniously coexist, giving to the city a special color. There are no mosques and minarets in Corfu.

Here that Europe meets Greece and the nature ungrudgingly spread hundreds the shades of green and blue, the Corfiot Civilization developed with significant particularities that make him stand apart. Maybe, in the high summer, the narrow streets of the city, named cantunia, are crowded, but for the visitor there is always a quiet place in the narrow alleys or under the shaded squares to enjoy a chilled ginger beer.

Palaces, fortresses, museums, libraries, galleries, churches, interesting public buildings and private mansions, public, private and archaeological sites, sites of natural and special interest, traditional houses, verdurous olive groves, picturesque ports and blue beaches make an unexpected puzzle on the area of the Municipality of Corfu, leaving speechless even the most demanding visitor.