Who is Liesbeth?
Liesbeth (aka @miss.worldtraveller) is a Dutch travel blogger and Instagram personality. In her own words:
“Hi, hi and hi! I am Liesbeth, and I love backpacking. When I travel, I take my backpack, the Lonely Planet, and my camera. I have seen many places in the world, living and volunteering abroad. My travel bucket list is still growing. Backpack trips, road trips, and city trips are my favorite. I love everything that is beautiful, unique, hip, or slightly different than usual. I also look for this during my travels, and I like to share those tips with everyone around me!”
You can find Liesbeth on Instagram and on her Corfu travel blog.
About Corfu
Corfu, or Kerkyra as referred to in Greek, is one of the most popular islands in the Ionian Sea, western Greece. It is an island full of life and beauty with lots to discover. In addition to a 216-kilometer coastline full of amazing swimming beaches, Corfu offers many unique traditions, along with fine hospitality and exceptional Greek food. With a population of just over 100,000 people, Corfu is home to a vibrant community made up of locals and a large number of expats. Just about everyone on the island speaks English, and the lifestyle is considered to be one of the most laid-back and friendliest in Greece.
Beaches in Corfu
Corfu’s beaches rank among the best in Greece – and the world. Paleokastritsa, Sidari, Issos, Ipsos and Dassia beaches are just a few of the stunningly beautiful spots to take a dip.
Things to Do in Corfu
The picturesque mountain villages are ideal for exploration, offering panoramic views and a range of activities such as hiking, cycling and horse riding. The island’s beauty was featured in the popular British TV series, The Durrells, which was filmed in Kalami Bay, in the northeast at one of Corfu’s most picturesque spots.
Weather in Corfu
The island has mild, rainy winters and hot, sunny summers. The daily average temperature ranges from 9.5 °C in January to 27 °C in August. In the summer months, the temperature often hits 35 °C, though sea breezes commonly cool things down as temperatures also drop overnight.