Corfu is the second biggest island in the Ionian Sea, after Kefalonia. As it is positioned close to the geological fault of Kefalonia, it often experiences mild tremors.
The total land surface area of the island is 588 sq km. The coastline of the island stretches for about 217 km and has some of the most beautiful beaches of Greece, with sandy shores and clean water. |
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The topography of Corfu is divided distinctly into three |
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Corfu has two lakes and four rivers, flowing in the regions of Potamos, Lefkimi, Messogghi and Sidari. These rivers usually dry up in the summer season but they fill in during the winter, as Corfu is the place in Greece with most rainfalls.
The soil of Corfu has rich limestone deposits. Due to the abundant rainfall, Corfu has a fertile soil, particularly in the |
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