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The perfect guide about Sidari in Corfu Island Greece

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Guide about Sidari in Corfu Island Greece

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Welcome to Sidari, the picturesque and beautiful Greek village on the North West part of Corfu.

The distance of Corfu town and the airport it’s about 45 km and the drive time you need to get there, its about 45 minutes. It used to be a small fishing village when in the early 80′s it became a popular tourist destination. Every year from than it was growing bigger and bigger. Today it is a large commercial resort that can offer accommodation to 17.000 holiday makers!

Of the approximate 285 villages on this large and diverse island, Sidari is unique with plenty of clubs, music bars and pubs, that offering a great nightlife! What make Sidari different and unique are the several little bays with small beaches around the area of Sidari and Peroulades.

Sidari - Corfu island

Accommodation in Corfu – Kerkyra Greece

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CORFU, or KERKYRA, is the most northerly of the Ionian chain of islands that runs down the west coast of Greece. It was one of the first Greek islands to be ‘discovered’ by package tour firms and many parts quickly surrendered to the demands of cut-price operators.
Beautiful bays and quiet resorts were overrun with cheap hotels, happy hour bars and noisy discos. Fortunately, not all was swamped, and some of the loveliest beaches and the most romantic villages in the Greek islands can be found all over the beautiful island of Corfu. Find all kind of accommodations on island of Corfu like: Hotels, Villas, Apartments, Youth Hostels, Camping places . . .
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Glyfada Beach Corfu

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Glyfada Beach is situated on the west coast. The steep descent to the beach offers fine views of the bay backed by towering slopes. Glyfada has developed as a tourist resort by virtue of its huge sandy beach which is the great attraction, although the sea can be a bit rough when the west wind blows. There are canoes and pedaloes for hire. Less than three miles away is the mountain village of Pelekas, famous for its sunsets. There are apartments, villas and good beach hotels. There are a few tavernas and restaurants at the hotels.