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Kato Korakiana - Ano Korakiana - Sokraki (Κάτω Κορακιάνα - Άνω Κορακιάνα - Σωκράκι) A very beautiful and interesting path that starts from the seaside village of Kato Korakiana, which was formerly the largest community in Corfu and is located northeast of the island. The route from the village of Ano Korakiana to the semi-mountainous, traditional village of Sokraki, is special with many turns on fine stone walls made of chipped stone, (19th c.). In Sokraki the view to the north and the...

Kato Korakiana - Dassia - Gasatika - Agios Vasilios (Κάτω Κορακιάνα - Δασσιά - Γαζάτικα - Άγιος Βασίλειος) Beautiful route in the lowland and coastal zone of eastern Corfu. The route passes through the coastal resort of Dassia and continues to more inland and rural settlements, using the provincial road network, returning to the starting point. The landscape changes from that of the beach, to more rural between fields and olive groves.

Dafnila Bay - Limni (Όρμος Δαφνίλα - Λίμνη) To the north of Corfu town, there is Cape Kommeno with Dafnila hill and the homonymous bay. There is also the settlement of Limni. Several large tourist units have been created in the area with extensive islands of green between them. The terrain is ideal for running or walking, while the sea is everywhere around.

Marina Gouvia - Kondokali - Chalkiopoulos Peninsula (Μαρίνα Γουβιά - Κοντοκάλι - Χερσόνησος Χαλκιόπουλου) Gouvia marina is located in the northwest of Corfu town. There is the Kondokali district and the Chalkiopoulos peninsula. From the marina, one can take a very nice walk to the specific district and its beach as well as to the edge of the peninsula and Cape Tourka and its small beach. The view is towards the sea and the islands of Lazareto, Vido and the city of Corfu as well.

Spartylas - Pantokratoras Peak (Σπαρτύλας - Κορυφή Παντοκράτορας) Circular hiking route from the village of Spartylas to the top of the highest mountain and a protected area in Corfu, Mount Pantokratoras. The route starts from the village and ascends northeast to the green slopes of the mountain. From an altitude onwards the course continues in a bare field to the Pantokrator summit, where the Monastery of Ipsilos Pantokrator is. The return follows a different route further west, a part of...