Experience Greece! Rent a dinghy in Corfu.
Corfu located in Greece within the Ionian Sea, is one of the most beautiful and green islands of the entire Mediterranean, in this place there is the legacy that the domination of Venice has left almost everywhere within the territory is quite evident. The island has a coastline of approximately 216 kilometers with sandy beaches of fine golden sand bathed by a crystalline blue sea, but in the territory there are also large quantities of mountains and two lakes.
Everyone knows that Corfu is a huge attraction for seaside tourism, but today tourists interested in history also venture into the island, the historic center of Corfu has been declared Heritage of 'Humanity by UNESCOthanks to the ancient Venetian testimonies and the uniqueness of the place.
The major anthropic localities of the island are: Corfu, Ereikoussa, Mathraki, Othonoi >, and Paxos, all worthy of a visit, by renting a dinghy in Corfu you will have the speed and comfort of this type of boat on your side and you will be able to visit the island and all the attractions that this place amazing has to offer.
The beaches of Corfu
The island has numerous and different beaches within its territory, including:
Paleokrastritsa is very famous on the island because legend says that Ulysses landed here, the beach is made up of six coves different ones made of sand and gravel.
Messonghi, located about twenty kilometers from the city of Corfu, is a wild and uncontaminated beach, bathed by a crystalline blue sea with lush olive trees in the background.
Halikounas, is the beloved paradise of surfers, a fine sandy beach far from the places frequented by mass tourism.
Avlaki, is the ideal place to spend a relaxing day with your family, it is a long pebble beach bathed by a fresh and clear sea.
Agios Stefano, has a turquoise sea, is one of the most famous beaches on the island for having the Christian Basilicas as a "frame".
What are you waiting for? Rent a dinghy with ClickandBoat and you can swim in the wonderful and legendary sea of Greece!