Kerkira (Corfu)
a. Within a 500-metre belt around the island's shores from Ak Rodha to Ak Dhrastis.
b. Within a similar belt of sea from Palaiokastrita to Ak Arkoudila, with the exception of the waters surrounding Nisidhes Langoudhia.
c. Within a similar 500-metre belt of sea from Ak Koundhouri to Ak Agni, with the exception of the waters surrounding the islands of Vidho and Lazaretto.
CORFU, or KERKYRA, is the most northerly of the Ionian chain of islands that run down the west coast of Greece. It was one of the first Greek islands to be overrun by holiday hotels and many parts quickly surrendered to the demands of cut-price Corfu holiday firms.
Once beautiful bays were scarred by cheap hotels, happy hour bars and noisy discos. Fortunately, not all was swamped by developers and the loveliest beaches and most romantic villages can still be found all over this beautiful island.
