Pictures of the best scenery in Corfu

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Start date Oct 7, 2021

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mastichas09

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These are my favorite pics of the island!! Where are your spots for the best scenery?

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Here is my photo to add from Corfu ??????

corfujan

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Wow, these are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing them. I am looking forward to my next trip to Corfu!!!

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Corfu, Greece Forum
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