North Corfu Natural Park

North Corfu Natural Park is located in the northern part of the island of Corfu, Greece, encompassing a variety of landscapes including dense woodlands, coastal cliffs, olive groves, and wetlands. The park serves as an important refuge for endemic and migratory species, with habitats ranging from pine and cypress forests to freshwater marshes and rocky shorelines. Historically, northern Corfu has been a crossroads of cultures, reflected in the area's archaeological sites and traditional villages scattered throughout the park. Outdoor recreation in the park includes hiking along coastal and forest trails, birdwatching, kayaking along the protected coastline, and exploring ancient ruins and Venetian fortresses. The park’s diverse terrain is ideal for mountain biking and nature photography, while its coastal areas attract anglers and paddle sports enthusiasts. Visitors appreciate the park’s balance of natural beauty and cultural landmarks, as well as opportunities to encounter rare plant species and endemic birds. Facilities are designed to support sustainable tourism, promoting environmental education and conservation. North Corfu Natural Park offers a mix of accessible routes and more challenging terrain for adventurers, making it a compelling destination for those seeking to experience the ecological and historical richness of the Ionian Islands.