Corfu

The small, unorganized bay of Apotripiti offers fine sand, calm sea, limestone cliffs and spectacular views. Swimmers can swim to the limestone formation that rises in the sea a short distance from the beach, which adds to the overall beauty of the place. The advantage is easy accessibility.

Cape Drastis is famous for its magnificent cliffs, rock formations and panoramic views of the Ionian Sea. The rugged coastline is dotted with small coves, caves and natural arches. To see this splendor you need to take a boat trip or go to a lookout point.

The incredible Angelokastro, the castle of the angels, dates back to the 13th century and, although it is more or less in ruins, its strategic location remains. It sits high on a hill and offers absolutely breathtaking views of the whole surrounding area, including the gorgeous Paleokastritsa area. And right below the castle is the incredible Kastelli beach, which you can only reach by boat.

If you want to see the most beautiful beaches that are on Corfu you need a boat. For 120€ you can rent a boat in the port of Alipa. You will be given a map of the coastline and your day at sea can begin. You will see small sandy but also pebble beaches, caves, and cliffs and it is up to you where you decide to anchor.

If you're looking for a long, sandy beach in the southeast of the island, Issos Beach is the perfect spot! A gradual entrance to the sea, soft, golden sand, and beautiful sand dunes in the background that you can climb – not to mention a fantastic water bouncy castle for children – make this beach an absolute paradise for families with children! Even though there are loads of sun loungers and all the facilities you could need, the beach is still semi-empty in the summer, so you'll have plenty of space to relax.

Porto Timοni is a double beach on the west coast. You can get here either by boat or by a 40-minute hike that leads from the town of Afionas over one hill. It is the hike, however, that will offer you a spectacular view that is often on postcards because of its beauty. The beach is full of underwater life, but pebbly, with turquoise water.

Corfu is loved not only by today's tourists, but also by the Austrian Empress Sissi, who had the Achilleion Palace built here. The central theme was Greek mythology, especially the stories of Achilles. She spent a large part of her life here, and no wonder. The view from the palace gardens is still enchanting today.

Corfu offers everything. From long, sandy, well-organised beaches to empty, secluded beaches just waiting to be discovered and small, hidden gems accessible only by boat. The choice is yours! You can pick a beach with soft, sandy shores, or if you're feeling adventurous, you can choose a pebbly or rocky beach. We absolutely love sandy beaches, so we've focused our attention on them.