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Corfu is an island in the Ionian Sea, owned by Greece. The following is a synopsis of National Roads in Corfu.

National Road 23 (Greece)

National Road 23 (EO23) is a national road on the island of Corfu. It connects Corfu with Lefkimmi crossing the southern part of the island. It is 38 kilometers long. National Highway 23 is a single lane in each direction.

Along the highway one can visit:

• The beach of Messongi.
• The village of Benitsa.
• The city of Lefkimmi.

Finally, the national road connects the city of Corfu with the port of Lefkimmi.

National Road 24 (Greece)

National Road 24 (EO24) is a national road on the island of Corfu. It connects Corfu with Paleokastritsa crossing the northern part of the island. It is 22.7 kilometers long. National Highway 24 is a single lane in each direction except for the section "National Resistance Road - Dassia Crossing" where it has a double lane with a dividing island.

Along the highway one can visit:

• The monastery of Paleokastritsa.
• The beach of Paleokastritsa, which is famous for its cold waters.
• The Byzantine fortress of Angelokastro

National Road 25 (Greece)

National Road 25 (EO25) is also a national road on the island of Corfu. This connects Corfu with Achillio, this time crossing the southern part of the island.

Along the highway one can visit:

• The Achillion Palace

Finally, the national road connects the city of Corfu with the island's airport.

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