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If dipping your toes in the crystal-clear sea, exploring wondrous caves and sampling locally produced food and wine in quaint traditional villages sounds appealing to your customers, then the Ionian islands should be their next holiday destination. Located off the west coast of
Greece, the small cluster of Ionian islands are a luxurious destination for your customers who wish to experience the authentic Greek way of life. Boasting a mild climate of temperatures averaging mid-20s in the summer and 10C or above in winter, the islands are an ideal destination to visit year-round.
The Ionian islands are home
to stunning natural landscapes and incredible rugged coastlines. They each maintain their own unique character and traditions, and it won’t be long before your customers fall in love with their culture and beauty. And at only a four-hour flight
from the UK, customers can make the most of their time on these idyllic islands.
Zante
Zante’s rugged coastline on the west of the island is one of the quirks that make the destination so distinctive. Visitors come from far and wide to explore the island’s caves, with beautiful examples such as the Blue Caves in the northwest. The beaches are equally stunning, from those suitable for families to water sports, cliff jumping and more. Zante is a nesting spot for turtles, but other marine life also flocks to the island, such as dolphins and monk seals. For more nature, head to Askos Stone Park, a wildlife sanctuary and forest reserve.
Kefalonia
The biggest of the Ionian islands, Kefalonia is home to a mountainous terrain and lots of greenery, with charming villages and towns built around the foothills. The island’s tallest peak can be found in Ainos National Park, which is a great place for a hike. For those who prefer town to countryside, the nearby coastal town of Argostolion will give your customers the best of both. Kefalonia also boasts a delicious local wine called robola, popular with visitors and locals alike.
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Corfu
Perhaps the best-known of the Ionian islands, Corfu showcases Greece’s thousands of years of history at its finest. The island’s well-preserved Old Town is a Unesco World Heritage Site, with two fortresses – perfect for history lovers. Wind through the Old Town’s cobbled streets and alleyways and observe the architecture. There are also vibrant town squares, the ideal place for an alfresco dinner and drinks.
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