The 50 best beach spots in Corfu

The beach is reached via a narrow stone path about a kilometer long. You should go in sneakers, without carrying too many things, with enough food and water, and be prepared for a bit of hiking. The beach is interesting but small, with both sandy and rocky areas. It’s beautiful for photography from above.

Easy to Intermediate hike to the Beach, lots of steep rocks. Definitely need proper foot gear (no flip flops/open toe sandals) Amazing views! Great snorkeling and swimming location. Water-Taxi pick up/drop off location.

Beautiful beaches. The road isn't very pretty, but it's worth it. There's a lot of human waste on the road—which is a downside, but it's society's fault. I recommend walking further past the main beaches; you might find quieter water access points.

A lovely little village. Sturdy shoes are recommended for the descent to the viewpoints. During peak season, it can get very crowded, so watch your step. We were there at the end of October, and there were very few tourists. The view is breathtaking. You can walk right down to the beach. Highly recommended.

A must do! The hike was really fun...took us maximum 30 minutes with our kids (7 & 10) but I really recommand wearing shoes for your safety as the rocks are slippery and it's an uneven path. Take lots of water as most of the path is in sun and it can't get very hot during summer. The beach itself is nice (mix of sand and pebbles). It's a bit small and can get overcrowded, but worth it if you are in to beautiful viewpoint and hiking :) Parking is available in the village for 10 euros

Absolutely stunning beach with crystal-clear water! Getting there, though, is an adventure. The trail can get slippery after rain (thanks to that lovely clay ground), and it’s mostly rocky - so wear proper closed shoes and watch your step. Do not, I repeat, do NOT wear flip-flops… unless you have a strong desire to perish. I’ll admit, halfway down I was questioning my life choices - but once you see that turquoise water, you’ll know it’s 100% worth it. Oh, and if you’re not feeling particularly brave (or coordinated), there’s a boat taxi that’ll take you there and back 😂

A wee walk down so I’d wear sneakers or close toed shoes but definitely worth it. We went down around 5pm so we could have a final swim and wasn’t too busy going down or going up. Take a bag and a beer as it is 3€ on the way down otherwise you can’t purchase anything down the bottom. Enjoy the bliss

Huge quiet beach, plenty of 15 euro sunbeds, nice beach bar with large variety of drinks and some snacks, water is quite cold, not the best way for snorkeling, about 10 minutes of rocky road to access this gorgeous beach

The beach is long, sandy, and wild, with an extended shallow area and warm, calm waters. The surroundings are sandy dunes, making it feel as if you are swimming in the middle of the Sahara Desert. Complete tranquility, few people, and completely undeveloped – the area is spacious and open.

Found this gem with my wife, and boy are we glad. Probably the best sandy beach yet, the beach has to be about 2.5 miles long. Wide beaches , plenty of chairs and nice little waves. Horses too, if you like riding , views are spectacular

I really liked this beach. It’s sandy, a lot of space. Great if you are tired from big crowds. The water is clean and calm. Highly recommend coming here. 🌊🐠 also you can see beautiful fishes in the water!

Beautiful, long sandy beach. If you prefer, there are sunbeds available, but if you’d rather have more privacy, just walk a little further and you’ll easily find the perfect spot. It’s easily accessible by car, with plenty of parking and no issues at all. The water is clear and calm, and there’s so much space - it never feels crowded. I came here twice during my stay in Corfu and absolutely loved it.

Great large beach with normal sand, no rocks. Ideal for kids, first 50mtr only 1 mtr deep. Good (free) parking facilities and only few minutes (flat)walk to the beach. The entire east coast has poor swimming facilities with dirty water. Best places are found here at the west coast and Issos Beach is one of the best. You can rent 2 sunbeds and a parasol for 15 euro a day.

nice Sandy beach. plenty of sunbeds, but the price is a bit to high - 15 euros, drinks not included

The best beach in Corfu! There are some steps to go down but it’s not too difficult. Make sure you bring your own food because there is only a supermarket at the top of the steps and bring your own blanket as there’s no sunbeds but I would really recommend this beach the water is very clear and clean and blue..

Our favorite beach on the island! Great view, not much wind and beautiful white stone beach! Usually not too crowded, would recommend parking on top of the hill, roads get pretty narrow and have a lot of holes!

Amazing beach!!! Went there at the end of October and only a few other people were there. The small lane down to the car park is a bit mental …steep, narrow and very uneven …I was happy it wasn’t busy as it would have been difficult to pass other cars. The beach is only a short walk from the car park but even the walk is amazing due to the incredible views.

Breathtaking beach with clear blue water. Small tucked away beach but worth the visit. Variety of fishes to watch when snorkelling. They have a canteen on boat that serves food, hot drinks and refreshment. Beach has a roped climb to jump down into the water from higher rocks.

The beach is located approximately 700 meters away and can be reached on foot. It is recommended to go early in the morning, as parking becomes unavailable later in the day and the beach tends to get very crowded. The water is beautifully clear, with white pebbles and sand, but due to the natural springs in the area, it is considered the coldest sea on Corfu.

Very nice beach, but can get a little too crowded (in my opinion). But we stayed to watch the sunset and it was magical, and only a few people left. 😅 To access the parking lot, be prepared for a very narrow off-road path. From the car, there is a 15 minutes walk to the beach.

Whilst pretty popular, one of the more relaxing spots in Corfu and still so beautiful. No sunbeds or amenities like that which I think contributes to the peacefulness of the spot. I’d recommend parking at the top carpark (€5 all day, 800m walk to beach, plenty of spots here on a Tuesday at 1pm) particularly if you have a small rental car. This is because like the other reviews mention, the road starts to get rocky and dodgy. This is particularly so after the second car park (D.side Rovina) where it really isn’t even a proper road. Free of charge though.

Beautiful beach with the view of one of the corfu’s postal cards, it might be stunning the sunset over there. 2 beds + umbrella in front of a restaurant in which they come to the beach to bring food and drinks only 15€ (in June). The only problem for me was to get into the water. It is a sandy beach, not so thin sand but inside the water there were big rounded and veeery slippery rocks, that even with no waves was difficult to enjoy… But I saw fishes around, it seems like you are entering in an aquarium as so crystal clear is the water!

The water is nice but if you come with a dog be careful. Gave 1 stare because there are some stray dogs walking around and they are big. The waitress said that some are also dangerous and bite. The sun-beds are free if you eat for dinner or lunch at the the restaurant.

One of the most beautiful beaches on the island. It’s not crowded and not touristic compared to other beaches. The restaurants on the shoreline are also quite good. You can rent boats to go to Porto Timoni. The sunsets were always beautiful!

Very nice beach, great for paddle boards since the waves are calm. Many restaurant options and supermarkets. Free pools, and many sunbeds and areas to bring your own towels and umbrellas. One of the best beaches in all of Corfu. Top 5 beaches in Corfu

One of our favorite beaches in Corfu, it is wide and spread out, there are plenty of shops and tavernas without being overly crowded or congested (though finding parking is sometimes a bit difficult) Tip: we always sit at the Katoi trattoria, it’s our favorite place on the beach for sun lounges, snacks, coffees, etc. We love the water here too though, crystal clear and calm and it is a fairly quiet and relaxed atmosphere in general. A bit of a drive but totally worth it!

Beautiful beach but in August it gets too crowded. Perfect for snorkeling as the water is translucid!

Lovely drive to Agios Georgios from Sidari, with spectacular views on approach. I went at the end of summer season (end sept/beginning Oct) Out of 14 days stay there was only 4 days of rain so managed to spend a lovely hot day at the beach here. There was ample parking and many food/drink places to choose from. We did end up getting a cabana on the beach which were owned by one of the restaurants (said was a charge of €30) but we’d bought drinks and snacks throughout the day so was no charge for it. Managed to have a lovely sea soak and enjoy the environment, which water was a fair bit calmer than in the north of the island at that time probably due to it being a large secluded bay. There was ample service offered where you could purchase drinks/food from the cabana which were bought to you, it’s only polite to offer the waiting service a tip (not obligated to) but when the service is so friendly and polite, it’s the right thing to do. Certainly would return to this pretty beach area with luscious greenery in the hills on either side.

I spent 4 days at this beautiful beach and loved it. I was worried when I arrived as some bars were blasting music and I was worried it was a party beach…. But if you head to the right side, everything is very calm and peaceful. Water is incredibly clear and the beach is nice and clean. Beautiful!

Barbati Beach is not one of Corfu’s most stunning beaches. It is pebbly, and the walk down to it is quite long. The water is clear and not as cold as many other beaches, which makes swimming pleasant. If you walk all the way to the end of the beach, you will find a nice viewpoint that adds a bit of charm to the visit. For anyone looking for a beach close to the Old Town, it is a convenient spot. Otherwise, it is worth driving a bit further to reach one of Corfu’s truly beautiful beaches with softer sand and more impressive scenery.

The beach was mostly covered with paid sunbeds, which made it quite difficult to find a free spot. There were no public showers – only at nearby hotels with signs saying “for guests only”. The beach is rocky, so water shoes are definitely recommended. Parking was also a challenge – most spots were reserved for hotel guests. 🅿️ On the positive side, the sea was clean and relatively good for snorkeling or diving 🤿

Really impressed by this beach. The sea here is warm, clear and calm. It has a quiet, relaxed atmosphere overall. You can easily snorkel, see lots of fishes. Many beach bars & sunbeds to choose from, at reasonable price.

Beautiful beach with clear blue sea. Rocky beach as opposed to a ‘typical’ sandy beach but it was stunning all the same. We also hired a boat from Spiros Boat Hire - highly recommend

If it’s sun bathing and swimming in clear blue water as well as drinks food and peace and quiet … then this is Paradise …. It has everything

It’s a beautiful family beach with crystal clear water and beautiful views surrounded by olive trees and fantastic restaurants with great food, much recommended..,

Big disappointment: no place to park at the weekend, the beach is very crowded, dirty, overpriced sunbeds are very packed, showers outbof order, totally uninviting to visit. Overpriced restaurants and bars. The best Is the view from the top viewpoint.

This is one my favourite beaches on Corfu. Yes it is crowded in the center but if you to the right of the entrance you should be fine. If you go up the left, it also got crowded during july August but im sure you will giną a spot. Best swimming is to the rock on the left in my opinion. As for parking, theres municipal parking quite a big one a Little bit above the Town , agree not easy to find if you dont know about it.

Perfect sandy beach, but we were unlucky for swimming cause of the waves. Sunbeds are free to use but you must order something from restaurant, and you also dont have permission to use your drinks and food.

Hands down, one of the best beaches in Corfu Island. Clean and calm waters, sometimes nice waves. The pebbles are really small and there is only sand in the waters. The amount of bars and restaurants just makes this place even better as everything is at hand's reach.

Went in july with my family...2 adults 2 kids. Even mid July, the restaurants offer sun beds based on order made with them...which I find very nice. 20 euros consumption for 2 sunbeds and umbrella The beach is sandy and there are some rocks when you enter the water...bot no disturbing...you can enter the water without special shoes. There are waves all day long so if you like this...it is the place for you

Lovely sandy beach. Rocky to get in the water but fine after that. Perfect for non swimmers. When I sat on the beach beds one person asked me for €40 and another person asked me for €50. Clearly they make up prices and didn’t honour the cheaper price but it is redeemable against the food. If you use the beach beds you can use the parking right outside the beach which is useful.

Beautiful beach but it has waves almost all the time. Not ideal for small kids. Normal prices and not much overcrowded

Very beautiful beach and clean water. The only thing is that the sea is not so warm on this side of the island but this can be very refreshing. The nature around is amazing.

My impression is that this beach has something for everyone. It’s wide and sandy, with plenty of options. There’s a beach bar with food and drinks, as well as sunbeds and umbrellas, but there’s also plenty of space to set up your own spot further away from the crowds and enjoy your own space. The water is clean and warm, with areas perfect for both play and relaxation.

Probably the best beach in Corfu 🫶🏻 wide enough, great sea and fine sand, plenty of options if you want to stay on a paid sunbed, umbrella, food, drinks, etc (a few beach bars, tavernas, minimarkets, etc), but also simple beach area - where you can bring your own towel/umbrella/etc; volleyball area, nudist beach, and even a surfing booth. Big recommend!

Sandy beach, which turns golden in the evening. Evenings are calm and quiet. This is a resort for tourists, so I recommend staying only if you have a car, otherwise it will be boring. Prices are a little more expensive than elsewhere.

Have been to Corfu for a couple of times but this was my first time visiting Glyfada , this is the best part of Corfu , if you want the clearest water and the soft and clean sand , make sure to come here . It was just amazing , there were also clubs but it was quiet not like too loud . Excellent views also , it has an Australian vibe for a reason . 10/10 beach 💯

Glyfada beach is a nice sandy beach with crystal clear waters. Visited in July 2025, quite crowded but very wide. Parking spaces are not enough so if you are coming after 10AM enjoy. Suitable for families, kids and adults alike. Lifeguard posts present. A lot of eating and drinking available as many restaurants are around. You can sit freely on the beach or take sunbeds around 15 EUR for two with 2 bottles of water included. All in all the beach is nice if you are up to a 45-50min ride with the rental, scooter or taxi. July is very hot with 35-36 in scope so plan a hat, sunscreen and water.

Quite a big beach , full of white sand. As a Greek who have seen a lot of beaches in Greece, this particular has to offer everything a beach can offer. During peak months parking is difficult tho and the beach near the center is very crowded.

A beautiful, spacious beach with crystal clear water and stunning views. It’s not crowded at all, making it the perfect spot to relax and unwind. If you walk all the way to the right side of the beach, you’ll reach a more natural area without sunbeds and umbrellas, where you can set up your own towels and enjoy a wilder, peaceful atmosphere. It’s just something to keep in mind that it can get a bit windy there. Overall, an ideal beach for anyone looking to enjoy nature away from the crowds.

Come down from katia studio 15mins walk to get here, we paid for 3 chairs and parasol for €15, was able to get drinks from bar n bring on to beach.. Currently 37c beautiful just a tint to hot 😅🔥

Long beach coast with pebble and small stones. Free parking is available along the beach and the road. There is a parking lot as well but be careful not dig the car into the sand. It can get very windy and there is very little shade, except for the south-eastern side right below the forest. Here we had shade until 2-3 pm. At this part there is also some sand for the kids. Some turtles also visited us :) No showers and toilets.

Great beach near Kassiopi, where we stayed at the hotel. The beach was recommended to us by the hotel owner. The beach is large, few people, the water is crystal clear. I definitely recommend this beach to everyone.

Very clean quiet beach. Shallow waters. But it does not have sand - small/medium stones, so not crowded.

Beautiful long beach. Sunbeds spread out so very relaxing. Water very clear. Fabulous taverna Cabo Barbaro. Can hire paddle boards from the start of the beach

Nice and calm beach with free parking areas and a nice restaurant with a bar. Perfect to relax away from the crowd.

Great and nice beach. Crystal clear waters and beautiful scenery.

Cute little beach. Take some shoes because is full of rocks. I don’t recommend for old, overweight or people with less mobility, since there are many stairs

Beautiful bay and crystal waters mark this site, however there are many small boats that come in the bay to practice boating skills, this makes the bay a bit noisy. The water is icy on this side but during a heatwave it feels like heaven… the bay itself is pebbly so take a mat and some shoes of your feet hurt … all in all go to other quieter beaches if you can as Greece is so much more….

Water is nice, warm, beach is all stones/pebbles. In the water many big stones and rocks, good for snorkeling but not the best place for families with kids. Many steps to go down and up, lots of rubbish on the beach and on its way.

Don’t even bother! It’s desolate looking with some building in ruins and unless you come early, nowhere to sit. *photo is zoomed out, so beach is even smaller*

We came here most days because it was so close to our parent. Water is clear and fresh. Quite small so we recommend coming early by 10am you can Get a great spot. Otherwise it gets very busy. Pebble beach so need good towel and comfort Matt. Great for snorkelling. Highly recommend. Quiet and just the place.

Paleokastritsa is amazing, highly recommended to visit first when you arrive in Corfu, due to the stunning views. Early in the morning the water is slightly colder, but as soon as the sun rises it is completely enjoyable.

A lovely small and cosy pebble beach located in Nissaki surrounded by a number of restaurants. Perfect for small families Perfect for snorkelling and highly recommend aqua shoes for comfort.

Very small beach but also not very busy so perfect really, not a lot of sun beds but most likely due to size, access is also not wheelchair or pushchair friendly. Stunning clear waters and very small pebbled beach, 30 euros for two sunbeds and umbrella for the day is reasonable considering the location and the exclusivity. Great spot for snorkeling due to there being a drop with lots of rocks and lots of fish visible.

Beautiful tiny little piece of heaven. Clear emerald water with a tiny bay and a couple restaurants near it (view is stunning). Chairs and shade are 30 euros for the day and tbh ey are scarce. Spots are very limited. So arrive early.

Very small beach, very nice. 2 sunbeds with umbrella 30 Euro per day. On other beaches on Corfu they offer it twice as cheap.

Really small pebble beach, only a few sunbeds available. Be there early in the morning to catch a spot. There's a boat renting center nearby, and a restaurant with clean toilets. Accessible by car/scooter.

Small, but wonderful beach. With restaurants and cafes around. You can rent a 2 beds with umbrella for just a 15€ per day. Clean water and chill atmosphere. Amazing place to spend all day with (or without) kids all day. Just relax on the beach, swim, read a book and drink a homemade wine from Almyra cafe (takeaway).

It’s a really small beach so make sure you come as early as possible, otherwise you might end up with no space left. For 2 sunbeds and 1 umbrella we paid 25€, which is quite pricy, but there is also free space to sit on the pebbled beach. The water is amazing, warm and very clear, perfect for snorkeling, we’ve seen loads of fish here. Also, even though there are pebbles in the water, they are a lot finer than I’ve seen on other beaches and it is comfy even without shoes.

We went to see the canal and it was beautiful. By the stones there are a lot of sea weeds so its better to go bit far from the canal. You want to avoid by the beach bar if you want some space because it’s crowded. And you might encounter some nudists walking around paddling the boats.

Absolutely loved the wildness of this beach. If you keep driving along the sandy track in the dunes, you will find yourself alone and enjoying this huge stretch of golden sand all to yourself. Never thought we would find such uncrowded places in the middle of August! Loved the Sea Daffodils growing in the dunes too! Great for swimming, not snorkeling.

👙🏖️a sandy beach with a low entry into the water, away from crowds of people - but you can't get there by scooter, the wheel will get stuck in the sand

Natural beach. Has one beach bar but the parking is good. You can park anywhere and there's a lot of water activities if you are interested.

When we went it was very windy and we couldn't enjoy the water due to the waves and sand in your face. But the wind surfers we're having a fun day. Getting there on a scooter is a bit tough, be careful to not flip on the sandy road.

One of the most longest beach at the island. Amazing panorama of sea and great places to chill without being stuck and surrounded by people. Accessible by car or by scooter, and due to it’s distance from village don’t expect high level services. Recommended to take your umbrella as spaces are very limited.

Great beach, soft sand, lot of fish for snorkeling, water is cristal clear. Expensive sun beds , 15€/2.

We really liked this beach. Beautiful water, not so commercial. It has a bar and a taverna and a souvenir shop. Would recommend to bring water should but you can get into the sea also barefoot. Access is via a narrow road but manageable, approx 5 km off the main road. The last bit is the worst, very steep. 15 eur for 2 sun-beds and one umbrella. Quite a lot of free parking. Some places under the trees at the end of the beach.

Nice beach. Lovely clear water. Sunset comes early. 15 € for 2 sunbeds and parasol. Restaurants nearby. Parking at back of beach

Absolutely lovely beach One of my favourites 😎

Great place to snorkel- we saw a lot of different fishes and a seestar- great taverna to enjoy a drink. At the end of the beach is a shadow so that you don’t need to spend 15€

This beach is a bit crowded and you have to pay 10€ your umbrella, except if you go far from the road : you'll find then shadowing trees and quietness. Beautiful views as everythere along this coast and a pricy but nice tavern.

A beach I accidentally came across which was the perfect quiet and relaxing spot that was mostly sheltered from the NW winds. Not too many people at all, so it’s the perfect spot to switch off whilst not feeling like you’re in the middle of nowhere. Saw quite a few people snorkeling, seemed like a good spot for it considering the calmness of the water and that there was plenty of fish around. Pebbly beach but I managed getting around barefoot. Plenty of free parking, sun beds on offer for €15 but plenty of space to sit/lie on the pebbles which I and most other people did with a towel. Roads are a bit narrow on the way through but most people are driving slowly anyway so not too much of an issue. Some taverns around as well.

If you are looking for a beach to stay all day long and relax, this is the right place, that’s a beach suitable also for families with children. The beach is not crowded and there’re both options available -sun beds and umbrella for 15 euros or free area where you can place your own umbrella. Also, the water was fine, not cold. There’s one restaurant where you can eat, and the prices and very decent, food was very good.

A wonderful place. Soft sand. There are sunbeds – two sunbeds and an umbrella for the whole day cost €12. The sea is shallow – perfect for swimming with kids. We really liked it

Beautiful beach with soft sand. The sunshade offer varies depending on the place—some restaurants even provide them for free if you order food or drinks. Unfortunately, there’s quite a bit of garbage scattered around, most likely left by careless tourists. It really spoils the experience, and it’s a shame that some people don’t respect such a lovely spot. Five star for the nature.

Definitely one of the best beaches in Corfu... Large, clean beach with plenty of space for your own sunbeds and umbrella.. The water is clean but cold like every beach on the west side of the island. 🇲🇰🇬🇷

This is one of the best beaches I have been to during our 2 week holiday to Corfu. Absolutely wonderful. The water is so warm and if you kick up the sand whilst in the sea the fish come swimming close by hoping for food churned up in the sand. Very cute.

It was a beautiful sandy beach, very private, and clean. The water was clear and warm. We rented two sunbeds for €15, quite cheap, but there is plenty space to put your own umbrella and stuff. Plus, there are showers nearby where you can shower and changing rooms.

The beach is beautiful and large, so even though it can be crowded, you don’t feel like there is too many people there. There are a few bars/restaurants that offer sunbeds but you can also bring your own umbrella as there is lots of open space. The beach is sandy and not too shallow, very clean and well maintained. The view is amazing and I would definitely recommend it.

Marathias Beach in Corfu is an absolute gem! The golden sand and crystal clear waters make it a perfect spot for families, especially those with children. The beach is well-equipped with various establishments offering umbrellas and bar/restaurant services. We chose Karma, which also has private parking—a fantastic convenience. The umbrellas are only 10 euros, a great deal, and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. For those looking for some extra fun, there are inflatables in the water available for 15 euros per person per day. The expansive beach also provides plenty of space for sports activities, catering to both adults and children. One tip: aim to arrive by 10:30 AM to avoid the crowds, as parking can become limited later in the day. Overall, Marathias Beach is a perfect spot for a fun and relaxing day by the sea. Highly recommended!

It feels truly magical to see the large trees providing natural shade right on the sandy part of Dassia Beach. The water is warm, crystal clear, and the seabed is sandy all the way. Thanks to the long shallow area and calm sea, this part of the beach is perfect for families with young children to play and swim safely. There is even a shower available. On the right side, the beach is pebbly, with sunbeds and a wide choice of bars and restaurants where you can relax and enjoy great food and drinks. You’ll also find SUP boards, pedal boats, and various water activities, making Dassia Beach a perfect spot for a carefree day by the sea.

A lovely beach, bring water shoes as its a bit pebbley. Great boat trip leaves from here.lots of bars and restaurants for food and drink, nice shallow water and no strong currents, great for swimming

Warm shallow water good for children. However, no space for kids to play on the narrow beach as it is all covered with sunbeds. €9 for a set of crappy sunbeds behind the platform.They are much more expensive on the platform. €34 per set at Malibu beach bar and €50 in front of the hotel.

I wouldn't call this a beach. It is a thin strip of pebbles between a concrete path and the sea. The only decent areas of beach are privately owned by the two Ikos hotels. They are beautiful but you cannot use these area unless you are a guest of the hotel

“The beach is narrow and does not offer much space, with fine pebbles covering most of the area. Near the Ikos hotel, the beach becomes wider with sandy stretches and some natural shade. The sea is calm, warm, and mostly shallow, making it suitable for swimming. There are also many restaurants located right on the waterfront.

Stones. Sun beds price depends on where you’ll decide to lay down. We paid €15 for two outside “Latadiktia” €15/end of September. Cigarette butts and plastic caps all over place. You can use cafe wc and WiFi. Plus you can order from cafe throughout QR code. Neither bad, neither good.

A wonderful beach for those who enjoy a peaceful environment. Sandy beach, sea as calm as a swimming pool, and several trees on the left side of the beach, where you can enjoy some shade without paying for it. One of our favorites in Corfu!

Stunning place, with amazing views, the steep cliffs are stunning. There is a cafe next door with great views and a viewing platform with a glass floor. One of the best places in Corfu, which will definitely leave an impression. I recommend it!

Loggas beach is a lovely spot for to watch the sunset! It’s a must of you are in the area. It’s not that safe to go down as the path is broken but you can watch it from the hill too and there is a cafe restaurant on top. The most pink sun ever, spot it’s very popular so crowded too. Recommend it!

Beautiful location for a sunset. Just be aware that the concrete steps down to the water suddenly stop and have a drop of quite some height

I wouldnt call that place "a beach". Its really steep clif with damaged wooden stairs but calling it "stairs" its a bit too much. If you want to Reach that few meters of sand beach you have to cross the Water. In my opinion really overrated place

Really nice place to watch the sunset. Get there at least 30 mins before so you can get a decent view as it gets quite busy. Plenty of parking but the drive up is very narrow. Handy bar nearby with tasty cocktails and a working toilet..

The beach itself is brilliant. Stunning views, crystal clear water, and much quieter than other beaches in the area. Be warned, the path down to the beach is very steep so good shoes would be advised. The beach itself is made up of pebbles and there are larger rocks close to shore. If you come and low tide, there is more sandy parts available. Great place to watch the sunset as you have an unbroken line of sight to the horizon. There is car parking at the top of the cliff and a couple restaurants.

Crystal clear water and excellent viewpoint to watch a sunset. There is a car park at the top of the cliff but you have to come an hour earlier than when the sun sets, otherwise you won't find a place to park.

If you go after 10 a.m you will not find space. This is a beautiful small beach but get overcrowded quickly. The water is so fresh and you can take your own umbrella. Paid parking 5 euros all day is available. You should visit this place and also take some photos from the monastery located only 3 - 5 minutes far from the beach.

A beautiful beach, but it gets very busy. We arrived early in the morning, so we were able to grab a spot, but later on people were starting to argue about space on the beach. The water was significantly colder than the beaches on the north coast. However, the water was wonderfully clear and still, making it perfect for snorkeling! Boats depart from the right side of the beach for tours to the cave. Parking can also be tricky because of being a busy area.

Can see why it’s the main beach of Corfu, such a beautiful spot to sunbathe and swim in. Sandy beach that gets deepish relatively quick, very easy to swim a fair distance out and plenty of fish around. Separate area for incoming/outcoming boats so you thankfully don’t need to worry about that. Was by myself at 9:30am on a Wednesday in early October, though people started to trickle in from 10am onwards. By the time I left at around 12:30pm whilst busy, I felt there was still plenty of space for people on the sand anyway. Supermarket across the road was very handy for snacks and drinks but plenty of restaurants around too. Saw one offering €5 euros right across the beach.

Come in advance as it gets quickly overcrowded. The water is a bit cold but still manageable to swim. I recommend you take a sunbed on another beach opposite to sit and come here by foot to swim. The pictures made at 09:27.

A busy but fantastic little beach! Great well organised car park. Super restaurant and great boat trips around the surrounding caves, coves and beaches. But the Best Thing is it is an Accessible Beach. I have a Disability and it has a Seatrac which means I could access the beautiful clear blue sea.

Had a lot of tourists kind of sandy beach. The water was amazing so is the corner snack bar. There are far more pretty beaches in the area. In my opinion you can skip this beach

Great beach with plenty of restaurants, ice cream parlor and souvenir shop. The beach has sand which is a major plus for the area as most are pebbles. As some other reviews mentioned, it does get crowded rather quickly. We arrived at 10:45am and it was a little busy. By 12pm it was much more busy and 1pm completely crowded. We rented an umbrella and chairs for €35 each and stayed all day (until 7:30pm).

Great staff, great food, great drink. What more could you want. We used the sunbeds in front on the beach. Service to the beds is available by remote buzzer. Lunch in the covered eating section was pleasant, with great food and service. Some spectacular Ice Creams and Desserts.

Good safe bathing for toddlers, very shallow for at least 400 yards out. There is an inflatable play area on the water an hours play for a small charge. Free parking on the beach, the approach road is pretty steep though so care needed!

Lovely location. Came here to say the prawn and rice dish is one of the best things I’ve have on the island. Spicy, warm and sweet. Absolutely delicious

Nice little taverna, great lunch and dinner spot. Good service and food. Don’t miss out on their live music nights, they’re lovely!

Our 'go to' beach bar in Kalami. Friendly, attentive staff, excellent selection of drinks and food. Superb coffee and a great atmosphere, particularly on the Greek night, which was a lot of fun!

Beautiful setting - we had a table right at the front, literally on the beach. The meal was decent, nothing special. A little pricey for the quality and portion sizes but a pleasant experience

The 4 stars arent because the area is bad. The furnishings are lovely and the space is nicely decorated. The kitchen and serving point is clean and owner welcoming and attentive. Food tasted very good and was a good price - not vastly overpriced like other local eateries. A real effort has been made to this business and I hope it does very well. Will recommend to others. Waitress was typically Greek (i say this as a greek) hard to describe, sort of perturbed at our existence, but still said "thank you" and "you're welcome". The restaurant wasn't busy at all, which is a shame, this affected the atmosphere. But that is because it is new and not properly discovered yet. The facilities were immaculately clean.

Nice small beach at the end of the village. Can park car at beach if you.pay sea chair for 10euro. For us its great. Some food and drinks served direct to you Most recomended to rest and relax

Very pretty and there also is a small public area which does not cost anything and is great ! but you have to pay around 20 euros for the beach loungers and the staff wasn't that kind. Also there you are not allowed to drink a small sip of your own water even if you need to take medication or something you have to buy a drink. Otherwise great beach and as i said there is a public area where you can do anything you want you just don't have sun coverage :)

Nice beach. Clear water. You can rent set of sunbeds and there are nice restaurants on the beach. You also can rent boats. However there are almost no parking place.

Nice beach with lots of hire boats coming and going. Beach is fairly clean, but could do with the restaurant owners and hire boat companies picking up the litter and encouraging tourists to put litter in a bag and take it to the nearest bin. Water is clear and clean with lots of fish to see. I recommend snorkelling there, but stay within your depth if you’re not a strong swimmer. The fish love frozen peas to eat! Stunning scenery and great for a morning sunbathing and or snorkelling. The beach definitely needs some signs to remind people not to be disgusting and dispose of their rubbish appropriately. Don’t forget to take plenty of drinking water and sun cream

Great if you don’t mind lying on dirty beaches . The businesses on the beach who charge ridiculous prices for products and sun loungers should have the responsibility of cleaning the beach every day. Cigarette ends, plastic products etc. A disgrace that the businesses can sit back and take all your money and never think to provide a clean beach!

An absolute beautiful sandy beach (a little bit of rocks) beautiful view, restaurant service in the beach, we loved this place!

Liapades Beach, Corfu – A Serene Ionian Gem 🌊 Tucked away on Corfu’s northwest coast, Liapades Beach is an idyllic sanctuary with crystal-clear turquoise waters and a mix of soft pebbles and sand—perfect for a peaceful day by the sea . Nestled between lush green cliffs, this cove feels both tranquil and full of charm. Why you’ll love it: • The water is stunningly clear—ideal for swimming and snorkeling, with underwater rock formations waiting to be explored (). • The vibe is relaxed yet organized: there are sunbeds, umbrellas to rent, and convenient tavernas nearby . • Parking is available right by the beach—just arrive early to secure a spot . • It’s a launching point for uncovering hidden coves—rent a boat, kayak, or explore trails leading to secret spots like Rovinia, Chomi, and Limni . Quick Tips: • Bring water shoes—the mix of pebbles and sand can be a bit uncomfortable (). • Visit early or late in the season to beat mid-summer crowds and enjoy a quieter experience . • Don’t miss the breathtaking sunset views and consider exploring nearby hikes or boat coves afterward (). Final Verdict: 4.5/5 Liapades Beach is a hidden jewel—perfect for lovers of natural beauty, clear waters, and low-key charm. Just don’t forget your water shoes and a sense of adventure! #LiapadesBeach #CorfuMagic 🇬🇷⛱️

Such a beautiful scenery and view! The track down to the lagoon was also quite nice and totally worth the sweat! It was a little hard to get up and down in the water, we watched so many people fell on the slippery rocks😅 But we would certainly recommend everybody to go visit!

Amazing place!! Totally worth the drive, but arrive around 12 the latest. There is a very limited parking, bit you can follow the dirt road down about 50 metres, there is another spot to park or drive all the way down, it is allowed. We took a walk down and it was cool, about 10 minutes. There is a boat trip service, 20€ per person to do the Cape, 20€ to do the Canal on the left or 30€ to do both (per person, we did the 30€ trip). Absolutely amazing, we had the boat for just the two of us with a great captain explaining many things about the location and Corfu in general. He let's you drive the boat as well, btw. One hour tour, pay with cash only. There is a tiny changing room there and a great rocky point to swim down by the boat rental. Bring your water shoes!

Amazing view! You can reach the sea within 20/25 minutes by foot, it was not that hard but definitely put some shoes on if you are wearing flip flops (many people wearing them tripped a couple times as the road is bumpy and can become slippery). I suggest leaving your car at the beginning of the road as there is little space going down and the road is very tight with no guardrails. At the little beach below you can buy cold drinks and purchase a 1 hour boat tour (for 2 people at once only, 20€ per person) to different locations (e.g. to Canal D’Amour). The bar & rental shop closed at around 6 pm. If you are visiting in the last week of September like us, bring a light jacket because it gets quite windy!

Don't stop with the car on top of the hill, the road is accessible to the end , it's better than on most part of the entire island, and it is wide enough to turn around. It's a long walk and definitely not worth it if you are not interested in renting a boat trip. There are no beaches there, you can't go swimming. t's a long walk, don't go in slippers.

Beautiful scenery. Highlight of the holiday. Get a well earned dip in the sea at the bottom. We walked 50 mins in the baking heat from our hotel here and didn't really know what to expect. So glad we did, everyone was blown away with the views and the experience. If you're in the area go for a look.

Out of this world views! Skip out on going to the beach bar up the street that has the glass walk way and go right to the park. There are many lookouts to view from. We went twice, once at sunset and the once at sunrise. You don’t need tickets to go to the park.

A view so gorgeous that you want to jump right in, but sadly, you need a boat for that (at least where we photographed). Pretty and small beach further down that offers 1-hour boat tours.

No 7 bus from Corfu Town via Gouvia & Dassia well worth a visit. Be sure to use 'Three Brothers,' for Sunbeds - €15 for 2 x Beds & Umbrella with free large water. Waiter service for food & drink on beach but we chose to eat in bar for lunch - food tasty & great value

This beach is one of the most popular and the most easily accessible beaches on Ipsos. It sprawls all along the main street and everything from food bars to convenience and souvenir shops is literally a few steps away. There are optional sunbeds, but you can sit wherever you want. The beach itself is pebbled, although once you enter the water there is very fine sand. It's not deep for about a couple hundred meters in and there aren't any rocks, shells or anything, just fine sand. The water temperature is warm, except at night when it gets a little bit colder because of the winds, but still warm enough.

A little better than other beaches I’ve seen in Corfu. The water is crystal clear though is rocky. The municipality or any local authority gives no shit about beach clean-up or regular maintenance, not to mention about investments which are non-existing. Let the money flow from tourism, with minimum or no effort at all.

Visited this beach as I have a disability and as it has a Seatrac I was able to access the sea!!! 😄 Well Done Corfu! It is a beautiful stretch of beach with lots of cafes and lovely scenery.

Absolutely stunning beach, clear water, plenty of bars, restaurants and bars across the street, kids can play and the view and vibe are great!

Narrow strip of pebbled beach. There are a few sunbeds for hire from coffee and restaurants that are directly across the road. My favourite part of my holiday was going down at 8am having the beach and the sea to myself absolute bliss.

The environment and the view are beautiful, but that is the only positive aspect. The beach is narrow and crowded with sunbeds and umbrellas from the restaurants, for which you have to pay. The water was dirty, and the overall impression was very poor.

I recommend having a tour guide give you the history of this place. The statues around the villa are awesome. Give yourself an hour maybe a little more to go through this site.

Unfortunately the Palace itself was closed for renovations during our visit. However, we were able to explore the grounds which are beautiful and have amazing views. Disappointing we had to pay full entry fee for half of the experience.

Nice gardens, spectacular views and the gardens refurbishment is looking good. The building is not much more than 100 years old and is currently closed. The building must have looked impressive in it's heyday but has been neglected for a long time so is in a really poor state of repair. I felt quite sad to see it like this and expect a lot of time, money and skill will be needed to bring it back to it's former glory. Worth a visit but manage your expectations accordingly.

Beautiful place to visit and visit the Muses, as well as Achilles. ❤️ The building itself is currently being updated though, so you can't go in. The Gardens and statues are absolutely gorgeous though and it overlooks the city in the distance.

The garden was beautiful. Unfortunately the place is closed due to refurbishment. But there are couple of screens set up around the gardens where you can watch history of Sissi. You have to go and see massive statue of Achilles with a stunning view that will leave you speechless. Tickets for adult was €7 (only garden)

The Achilleion Palace on Corfu looks serene under a cloudy sky. Its neoclassical walls and statues blend with the soft gray light, giving the place a quiet, timeless charm.

Beautiful location with imposing statues. The interior was closed at the time of our visit but I enjoyed seeing just the gardens for a slightly reduced fee.

Amazing bit of history. Went today to have a look around, €10 per person entry, has a cafe on site but quite expensive, so recommend bringing water / snacks in, as water in the shop is €5 for 1 litre (can be found in the supermarket for €0.80, 5 mins walk). Took us around an hour to have a proper look up at the lighthouse and church. Very interesting and amazing views. If you're in the area, and haven't done it before, highly recommend as it's rich in history with spectacular views of Corfu around.

Went early and virtually had the place to myself. Saw the attractions and climbed to the lighthouse. The information points are very good and gave a good historical portrait of the fort and it's changes throughout history. I had no idea how important Corfu is and has been throughout history in this area for it's strategic significance or that the British had a protectorate here. A must do for sure.

good place to visit for €10. bit of a hike to the top and lots of uneven floors and walkways so wear proper walking shoes or trainers. the usual tourists and cruise ship customers. good views from the top and a quirky hidden ground level tunnel to the yacht club takes you to the sea if you want a dip in the waters.

For 10 EUR and some waiting in line (10 min) i have got the most smazing Fortress I have ever seen in my life. The complex is huge, it is like a city in the city. Breathtaking view, history by every step. I can recommend only! A women in front of me could get get in with a mini yorkie, dogs are not allowed.

The entry is 10 euro per person. You can see the Charles church up close then climb to the light house and enjoy beautiful views of old town and the port. Go in the morning because it gets super hot quickly.

The Old Fortress of Corfu Town is one of those places that captures everything special about the island — history, beauty, and atmosphere all in one. Standing proudly at the eastern edge of Corfu Town, it’s impossible to miss the sight of this massive Venetian stronghold rising above the harbor. I visited on a warm afternoon, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences of my trip. The entrance fee is €10, and it’s worth every cent. Once you step through the gates and cross the bridge over the old moat, it feels like you’ve entered another world. The combination of sea breeze, ancient stone walls, and the faint echo of history creates an incredible sense of place. The fortress was originally built by the Byzantines and later expanded by the Venetians, and you can see traces of both influences in the architecture — arched gateways, tunnels, old bastions, and lookout points that have stood for centuries. Exploring the site is both relaxing and fascinating. You can take your time wandering up and around the walls, through narrow paths and open courtyards, each turn offering a new angle or hidden detail. The climb to the top of the fortress is gentle but steady, and when you reach the summit, the reward is breathtaking: a 360-degree panoramic view of Corfu Town, the blue Ionian Sea, and even the Albanian coastline in the distance. It’s one of the best viewpoints on the island — perfect for photos or simply standing still and soaking it all in. Inside the complex, you’ll also find a few restored buildings and exhibitions that give insight into Corfu’s past, including its military history and Venetian heritage. There’s a small café near the top, where you can sit down with a cold drink and enjoy the view in peace. The atmosphere up there is wonderfully calm — despite being in the heart of the capital, it feels like a step back in time. If you visit in the morning, it’s quieter and less hot, but sunset is magical too, with the warm light hitting the stone walls and the town below glowing in golden tones. Overall, the Old Fortress is a must-see for anyone visiting Corfu. Whether you love history, architecture, photography, or just a good view, it delivers on all fronts. Ten euros for a walk through centuries of history and some of the best vistas in Greece is a bargain — and an experience you’ll remember long after you leave.

Tickets cost €10. Admission is free for those under 25 :) I would definitely recommend. In early September there were no queues there. The fortress is very large. But with a quick walk you can get around it in 45 minutes including climbing the hill. Nice view of the harbor and Corfu Town.

Serene, beautifully maintained monastery high on the hill (15 min walk up), spectacular views ! Free entry and they will provide cover-ups if you are not deemed appropriately dressed. Donation box at exit. We arrived just as it opened in the afternoon so quite busy, but if you manage to visit in a less busy period you will certainly enjoy it. Really glad we went.

Well worth the walk up. Not too steep a walk and there's a decent pathway up. The views are perfect. Sadly the monastery closes from 1pm to 3pm.

Beautifully located and peaceful, with stunning views all around. It wasn’t crowded during our visit, which made it even more serene. A calm and spiritual place,definitely worth a one-time visit while exploring Corfu.It is free of charge.

Lovely walk up to the monastery. Very peaceful buildings with nice gardens and architecture. Lovely decorations in the church and serene feeling. Also a further walk to the lookout with the cross and donation box...

Beautiful monastery with excellent view. There is parking place, but recommend to come earlier coz it gets crowded around noon. There is public toilet on the left side before entrance, 1€ to enter. There are no tickets it is based on small donations to enter in to monastery. Small museum is also part of the monastery.

It is a recommended visit in Paleokastritsa to start with, it offers a great view, walk in the yard of the monastery and small museum along with a gift shop. Free entry but you have to cover legs, they offer at the gate. Parking - two options, easier one is to drive up to the hill and the monastery. These are limited spots. Second option is the parking before climbing to the monastery. It is paid for the day. Then the walk up is around 10 minutes. There is also a path to a viewpoint which is easy and offers another view. It was quite busy with tourists and groups although it was already September.

Well located monastery with a beautiful view. There is no fee to visit the monastery, however a donation is appreciated (but not mandatory). Inside monastery there is a small museum with old icons and priest costumes, and others. Definitely must be seen once you visit the beach…

Amazing place with a breathtaking view! Friendly stuff and a great manager! The food is delicious and the bar is top! You have direct access to the sea. It is rocky but it is worth. We recommend to add more Greek food in the menu.

We only went for a drink in the evening, around 6 pm. Such a cool place with a gorgeous view! The bar is located between the cliffs, has got plenty of space, rocky access to the beach - so you can easily go for a swim and have a drink after. The staff was very friendly and funny. Very engaging. Such a nice atmosphere.

La Gotta Bar is more than just a place for drinks – it is an experience right by the sea. One of the highlights here is the special spot in the water where you can jump from a relatively high point. It feels adventurous and is definitely a fun activity for anyone who enjoys the sea. The water is clear and perfect for snorkeling, making it easy to explore and enjoy the marine surroundings. Another great option is renting a small boat for a short trip, which gives you a chance to see the bay from a different perspective. The view is stunning, with mountains surrounding the coastline and creating an incredible atmosphere. The staff is friendly and the service is good, which adds to the overall positive experience. With its combination of sea activities, panoramic views, and welcoming vibe, La Gotta Bar is a unique and memorable stop that is worth visiting.

Great beach bar/restaurant! You have an amazing view on the sea it’s absolutely beautiful. The bar gives Ibiza vibes ! We’ve been served by Yannis and he’s probably one of the best waiters I have ever seen ! If you can book, book in advance as it’s a really busy place.

Perfect place! Really enjoyed the view and the food and the drinks, the service was great, the owner is very friendly. The vibes are amazing, good music and the beach is great. Recommend the smash burger it was delicious. It’s worth the drive even though is not so much parking around, so if you want to park close come early in the morning. I’ll definitely come back again in my next trip to Corfu!

One of the best spots ever to sit and have a drink or two. Beautiful spot, surrounded by cliffs, water colors are amazing, chill music, absolutely perfect 👌 Important information: 1. Going down and up is by stairs, not too difficult , but if you find it difficult- it's not for you... 2. Kitchen is open at 12:00, before that- only drinks 3. You can swim from the deck, bring you towels. 4. Be ready to spend some time in there, it's amazing. 5. Don't bring food with you, it's not polite and forbidden. Enjoy a perfect location 👌

Everything is perfect, every time there is a peak of people, the drinks are nice sea is nice it has a lot of stairs until you arrive . The only tip I can give is when it’s time to jump in the sea don’t hesitate for a moment it’s a bit slippery and maybe if you stop you will fall but not in a good way. Just jump

Looking over all of the most famous places the typical cruise through the bays of Paleokastritsa offers, this one is truly the most beautiful. The view stuns you in a delight from the very beggining and if you decide to take a swim in these crystal clean lagoon waters, the feeling just gets complete.

Paradise Beach lives up to its name. We took a 30€ per person speed boat to this location and it was probably the nicest beach i have ever seen. Clearest blue water. Nicest beach; though rocky, we had water shoes.

Paradise beach is exactly right name for this place. You can get there only by boat and park it near a beach. You need to swim just a little

Absolutely the best beach we've been during our stay on Corfu. Not so crowded, no shops, and no music. There is sand part and pebbles part. Accessed only by boat, you can rent one for a day ~70eur or pay ~30Eur per person to get a tour around, go there and get picked-up at the end of the day. Not so good for kids as the waves are rather strong.

A wonderful place like several nearby beaches. But it has several disadvantages. Water is the coldest on the island (no problem for me). Access only from the sea (the best/cheapest idea is to rent a boat for 5 people in paleo for 60-70E and visit each bay along the way). The bottom is steep, deep water is not good for young children.

Absolutely amazing. Rent a boat and arrive in the morning ( before 10h30am) if u can to avoid the crowds and watch the sunrays light up the cave on the north end.

Beautiful and so nice to swim, take your own private boat and enjoy the day there but make sure you have pabble shoes as its so so so hard to walk without. Also you must take your own umbrella as there is not shade and it can get too much as you are always directly under the sun especially if you are there on midday. Take some food and relax and swim and enjoy the view.

A true hidden gem in Corfu! ✨ We discovered Piedra del Mar, a stunning beachfront restaurant and bar with a beautiful terrace and an incredible vibe. We came here with family, and everything was simply perfect — from the warm and friendly staff to the delicious food and refreshing drinks. Every detail felt carefully curated to make you feel relaxed and happy. Highly recommend this place if you’re in Corfu and looking for great food, a beautiful atmosphere, and that unbeatable seaside view. Definitely a must-visit! 🌊💙

Omelette with salmon in croissant The sunbeds are free if you spend 15 euros/person at the beach bar (30 euros per person for the first row) They serve you by the sunbed but the personnel is pretty slow. We ordered 2 cocktails for which we received the receipt after 20 minutes and the actual drinks arrived 1h hour later - only after we asked the waiter when should we expect them. The umbrellas are pretty small and you can't really move the sunbed around. There are a few parking spaces at the restaurant if you arrive early. Beach with stones The water was nice and warm but there are lots of fish and they bite. I saw people bringing fish food to make sure they are busy for a while.

What an amazing place to spend the day. Excellent value for money. Great decor. Lovely chilled vibe. Great food. Excellent staff. Very small criticism: the umbrellas are a little small which meant having to move the sunbeds constantly. But would absolutely come back.

Best beach club in Barbati. Attentive service that take great care and serve quickly. Clean toilets, free sun beds with a minimum spend is a fantastic offer and makes the service all the better. They work really hard and the beach and sea and quiet and uncrowded. Great music on a Sunday afternoon too. Perfect vibe. Highly recommended.

Great Restaurant / Bar by the shore of Barbati beach. The service is very good and the food is of great quality, with innovative tastes. I highly recommend their taramosalata, smooth creamy and airy, and their fresh pasta with bisque sauce with shrimp tartar. The Cocktails are also a definite must, especially the whisky with passion fruit. Many days it has live DJ Sets and also one of the most comfortable beach beds with umbrellas on the beach.

It was a nice experience. We will definitely visit again! For the first line, sunbeds with umbrella are 20 euro per person. But when you buy something as a drink or food, up to 20 euros there will be no extra charge. So you can consume the amount that you paid for su beds by drinking or eating. Also stuff was friendly and service was fast. + clean environment

The only bad part is that you don t have that many shade from the some like other places do. But the food is great. We had for breakfast croque monsieur and the scambled eggs croissant and than a pizza for lunch. Pizza DELICIOUS. Totally recommend !

Called in while passing on our rental boat. Fancied a shandy and plate of chips. Nice guy helped us park the boat and found a seat in the restaurant. It is a cracking restaurant, very beautiful and picturesque with a lovely atmosphere but oh my.... It is expensive. Pints are €9 and plate of chips €11. You can imagine price of everything else. Would recommend but just be prepared for prices.

I have read other reviews. Yes, it's expensive food for what it is. Once you accept that, and take it for what it is, it's very nice. Firstly it's a lovely setting. It's the only food / drink place within a 15 minute walk, so they have a captive market and hence charge higher prices. The outlook / setting / views were all good. We found the service and food to be very good. Deep fried anchovies was huge, easily enough for 2 people to share. Likewise with the Greek salad. Taramasalata some of the best we ate on Corfu. Yes we got given bread we didn't ask for, but this turned out to be needed with the taramasalata which came on its own (no pitta or bread to dip). We also enjoyed 2 different cold beers. There were a couple of cats hovering around the table, but we didn't see excessive begging or jumping up on chairs or tables. For beers and snacks it was 80 euros for 2 people, which is expensive, but we left full and happy

While the views are absolutely stunning, I found the food to be overpriced for what you receive. Unfortunately, the staff wasn't very friendly, which detracted from the experience. It’s a shame because the scenery is fabulous!

Beautiful setting in a little bay, but quite honestly some of the most expensive food I've had in a long time. If you go, have a beer and nothing more. Beautiful but far better places to eat.

Fabulous location, but London prices. Pure Kensington on sea. Not open in evening which is odd. Perhaps this reflects the prices which are verging on the ridiculous.

Great Taverna next to the sea. We stopped off for a bite and a drink. The sardines were the best we have tasted as was the taramasalata Tip top

Tourist trap! The location is amazing, one of the best spots in Corfu. However, the food is mediocre at twice the price of other tavernas. Even the service ...polite but not friendly. It's a shame, it could be an awesome spot. We will not go back.

This beach is so pretty, nestled between two rocks it is very protected from wind and waves so ideal when the wind is blowing (which it does so often in Greece) waters are crystal bright green, this together with the looming rocks right above you make it truly unique. A great place to visit , oh and of you stay near the rocks you will get shade later on in the day….

Not sure what all the fuzz is about. Just a beach like any other in the area, but with the occasional added noise pollution in summer afternoons provided by such a thing as a ‘bar boat’, which is basically just an mc talking over a tape pounding the finer selection of guilty pleasures of the past three decades. Must be fun if you’re young and drunk, but I’ld prefer it if they’ld either keep the beats in Ipsos and whatever, or mix it properly live and provide a real dj spinning brasil or african house. You know, something actually worth listening to. That being said, the beach is, ofcourse, fine, although rocky. It would seem that the water is quite similar as any of the next bays, and I suspect much of the aquatic life won’t limit itself to just this one bay area. No facilities whatsoever there, so you’ll notice people’ve used the better part of the bushes around the area for toilet. Always a pleasant smell, if you’re into exposing your nostrils to the products of other people’s evacuated bowles. My advise? Do go, but know there are lots of other beaches offering the same experience, and a lot more quiet.

A unique beach offering a breathtaking panorama. To reach it, you can enjoy a short scenic walk or take a boat ride.

Personally i think this is the best beach in Corfu. Its small but not too crowded. There is a small cave you can easily get to without swimming. You can go to the small island that's connected to the beach and take very good photos from up there. Google maps will show you a way to this beach but when you get to a certain point you will see a "private road" sign and you'll need to take the road next to it going upward. Once you're up there you'll eventually see a path going downward into the woods and you'll get to it from there. Its a bit of a hike but definetly worth the view.

Nice beach! A lot of fish you can swim of snorkel between. Not too crowded

Beautiful. Rocky, pebbly beach. Crystal Clear water. Lounge chairs. No umbrellas.

Amazing pebble beach with crystal clear waters. If you manage to go early there is a chance you could gee a place near the rocks where the sun will shine a bit later in the day. There are sin beds that you could use, but we didn’t ask for the price. Several times daily a bar boat comes to the shore where you could buy drinks, coffee, bear, sandwiches and ice cream. Parking is really hard to find later in the day and you should consider that there is 15 minute walk down to the beach and at least 20 up to the car when you go.

A lovely spot where kids can play on the beach while you relax with a drink. I really enjoyed my breakfast bowl—it was delicious. However, when my father ordered the classic breakfast, they forgot the bread and didn’t serve the coffee or orange juice that was supposed to be included. On a positive note, they were kind enough to make a boiled egg for my daughter when I asked. The place looks beautiful and has a great vibe, but the service left me with mixed feelings. Maybe they were still finding their rhythm with the season just starting.

Food - kinda mid, not that good, dry, and cold We were waiting for someone to take our plates and pay but my partner got kinda sick of waiting and just went to pay himself. The coffee, expensive, I got a frappe and it wasn’t sweet at all, it was very bad. The pancakes were good though. The sunbeds, 20 euros each, which we thought it was expensive for this part of the house island. Idk.

Nice atmosphere with the banana trees and bit jungle feeling at the entry. Seems reservations recommended as when we arrived there was only one set of sunbeds available. Bit price with 20 € / set, when you consider that their bit southern neighbors offer them for free.

Sirens Beach Bar is such a gem. It is amazing, quiet and beautifully set up with no loud music, just the sound of the sea. The water was perfectly clear and shallow, ideal for swimming and relaxing. The beach beds were very comfortable and the food served right on the beach was really good. We loved it so much that we came back the very next day. Truly one of the most relaxing beach spots in Corfu.

Beautiful spot with great vibes, but a few rough edges. Sirens has an amazing tropical feel — lush greenery, banana trees, hammocks, and sea views that make you feel like you’ve stepped into a beachy oasis. The cocktails are fun and the whole place invites you to relax, chill, and just enjoy the atmosphere. I recommend reservation in advance, 20 EUR / set. Music is very good also. The food is a bit hit or miss. Some dishes were really nice, others came out cold or a bit dry. Prices are on the higher side, so expectations are also higher. Service varies — sometimes you get friendly, fast attention, other times it feels like they forgot you're there. Overall, it’s a lovely place to hang out by the beach with a drink in hand — just don’t go in expecting a flawless dining experience every time.

Lovely beach bar/restaurant - we only had drinks. Excellent service, great views, nice music. Amazing garden!

We spent the most enjoyable day here! Very nice comfortable beach sunbeds but also area with bean bags and bungalows type of thing. The nicest atmosphere at the bar with plenty of natural shadow provided by real banana trees. The bar serves breakfast until 12 I think and then switches to beach bar type of food like sandwiches, salads, pizza and bugers. Delicious cocktails and frappes as well!

Stelari Beach – A Hidden Paradise in Corfu Stelari Beach is an absolute gem on the northwest coast of Corfu. Accessible only by boat, it offers a true escape from the crowds, with crystal-clear turquoise waters, stunning limestone cliffs, and a peaceful atmosphere. The lack of facilities only adds to its untouched charm, making it perfect for those who appreciate nature at its purest. Our experience there was nothing short of magical. The breathtaking scenery, the sense of seclusion, and the refreshing swim in the pristine waters made it one of the highlights of our trip. If you’re looking for a hidden paradise in Corfu, Stelari Beach is a must-visit.

This was hands down the best beach we visited during our time in Corfu. It's only accessible by boat, but absolutely worth the trip. Make sure to bring plenty of drinking water and an umbrella for shade, as there are no facilities on the beach.

Impressive! Accessible only by boat, Stelari Beach offers great views of the rocks and water with a really amazing colour. Keep in mind that it can get extremely hot - due to its position, it has little to no shade. There is a small part of the beach with sunbeds and umbrellas to rent (25 EUR/pair) and also a beach bar, where I really appreciated that the drinks were freezing cold, despite of the heat, and the prices more than reasonable, giving the location (from 2 EUR for a water to 4 EUR for a beer). Not so many food options (understandable though)

Probably the best beaches on the island with very clear water but its very cold. The sun is very strong so its not good for sitting too much.

Top 10 most incredible places Ive ever visited. The water is so blue you can see right through it! If this is your first time in Greece and want that blue water experience, come here. We took a group tour/boat drop off/pick up with yellow submarine and they were very punctual. You can rent beach chairs and umbrellas but they are expensive (25 euro/2 people). We didn’t really need it because we were in the water most of the time anyway. Bring water shoes to go in because it is rocky. And bring water and sunscreen! Otherwise, enjoy this little piece of paradise in Corfu!

Very disappointed. This place is potentially a paradise, not accessible by car but only via boat. The problem? Too much boats around and not just taxy boat but also a lot of little private boats that stop in front of the main part of this beach. I can guarantee that if you go to the southern side to make some snorkeling, the water up the water surface is dirty because of the micro exhausts from boats and sea current that bring also little pieces of woods and tree branches, in the latter case is all natural at least. Also some tourist are unconscious, I saw waste on this beautiful beach as exhausted sun burn cream bottle or some plastic. This is not acceptable. I wonder why local government doesn't do anything to prevent this problem. Not good, too much to improve. Note that Paleocast. the village where all the boat start suffer from the same problem: too much cars, too much boat close to the port, is a mess of people and vehicles anywhere that ruined this wonderful piece of Greek paradise.

One of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever seen. Reachable by boat only.

Navigating to the beach can be challenging. Google Maps directed us to a viewpoint above the beach, which took a few minutes to understand. Despite this, it's the only beach accessible from the city center, making it worth the effort. The view from above is very pretty. The beach itself is small and narrow. Be aware that one bar on the beach requires customers to take a table or seat and purchase a drink in order to use their section of the beach. However, there are also 'public' areas of the beach where you don't have to make any purchases to enjoy the seaside. Overall, this beach is recommended for those looking for a seaside experience in the city center.

Water was beautiful in July especially on a 40 C day. Tricky to get to. Must walk down thru a portico to get to it. If you get there early you can get a table amd chairs at the café. Only negative would be the rocky not sand beach

Water and views are beautiful and its free. The only thing wrong is that there is no sand, its all cement so not the most comfortable place to lay, but you can make it work. Restaurant near by is good also

Not really much of a beach, as there’s not any sand and just pebbles, most people just chilled on the slabs on the water front rather than climbing down the rocks. I didn’t go into the water as it looked like black oil had been spilled from boats, so I would say the water was quite dirty, but there was still loads of people swimming.

Amazing place to swim and bathe and enjoy a cocktail and so close to corfu old town

Little public swim spot near the old town of Corfu, 🚿 is present, changing cabins & toilets are from the bar next to it ( which was closed in October) pebbles in the water but no water shoes required. Small fyi, (europeans) be careful as your phone might connect with Albanian cellmasts which might boost roaming cost. 📱

Really nice place to take in the view and a dip if you're hot. A must visit if it's your first time in Corfu.

The beach and the sea are absolutely stunning – beautiful nature and crystal-clear water. But the beach bar itself is a complete disappointment. • Kitchen: Very limited menu, poor quality compared to the price. As for the prices, For a wrap and a drink from the menu, I paid around €10–13. The food taste was very standard. • Sunbeds: I paid €15 for a sunbed. • Toilets: This is not a proper toilet but a makeshift wooden shack. Inside, there’s a rusty tap, a dirty sink placed on a cheap wooden table, and unhygienic bottles. Toilet paper dirty and poor hygiene. Floors and corners are filthy, clearly never cleaned. From outside, it looks like an abandoned shed. The changing cabin is just as bad. Once inside, you don’t even want to touch anything. • Parking: Completely disorganized; cars are parked randomly, making access difficult. 🌊 Summary: Nature 5/5, business 0/5. Come here for the beach, but avoid the bar entirely. For those who love natural beaches, the area is beautiful, but I do not recommend using the facilities. Access to the beach is via a rough dirt road.

Tayo Beach Bar is in a great spot for kite surfing, which makes it super convenient if you're out on the water. The bar has fair prices and a typical beachside menu — standard drinks and simple street food. Just keep expectations low when it comes to fresh or hot meals, since the location limits what they can offer. Right nearby, there's the kite Surfing Beach Shop where you can rent gear or take lessons. Perfect setup for a chill dandy beach day!

We found this beach bar whilst exploring one day and loved it so much we came back the next day for a few hours. The staff are very friendly and the price of the sunbeds are very reasonable. I can’t comment on the food as we did not eat here. So far this has been our favourite beach in the whole of Corfu and I’m sure we’ll be back.

We had found this beach by chance on the internet and weren’t entirely sure what to expect, but thankfully we decided to trust it. The place is enchanting, with the lake behind it and sand dunes that turn into a stunning beach, Tayo feels like an oasis in the desert. The staff is welcoming and attentive to your needs. For €15, you get a sun umbrella with a small wastebasket and two loungers, and you can choose your spot based on availability; we arrived at opening time and got a front-row umbrella. The beach facility has a shower, and when I used it, the water was warm thanks to the sun heating the exposed pipes. I recommend the smoothies, which are excellent, and the sandwiches are also good, perfect for a beach day. There was music playing in the background all day, but at a low volume so it stayed in the background and didn’t interfere with conversation. The water is shallow, generally cold, and despite the sandy bottom, incredibly clear and crystalline, I couldn’t stop marveling at how transparent it was. If you’re unsure or just stumbled upon this place by chance, definitely go for it!

We ordered drinks to go on a Friday afternoon. The place was full and all the umbrellas were already taken but they are well priced. Service was fast and efficient. There is nice music and vibe going.

We have positive vibes about this place! We started with two refreshing pina coladas, then moved on to a delightful aperol spritz. Next, we indulged in two creamy smoothies, and to top it off, we savored a juicy hot dog. And guess what? We absolutely loved every single one of them! I had a special fondness for the smoothie, it was just so yummy.

Hi the place is dirty and messy , the road is sand and rocks plus the beach not that clean and they offer us beds without towels and the trash is everywhere

Good beach especialy if you are with kids. No waves, shalow water with nice sand.There is big parking just behind beach and cost 300 lek. From the left side of the beach is free area and you can put your sun umbrela, rihht side is all all in sunbeads owned by beach, but it is not too crowded. There was little alge in water from the night, but it was ok. You must must know that there is about 20 meteres from shore like concrete step in the water, which can hurt you, must be careful.

Great beach for families. Chairs were cheap (drinks were a bit pricey). Work was being done preparing the beach for summer with a digger so it was a bit loud but it didn't last all day. Beach was very safe

Public beach in Ksamil , very friendly for kids and families , a bit crowded with loud music coming from the private part/cafe of the beach. Totally free if you use your own towels. Sandy beach Water very shallow and clean suits kids Not far from bus stop around 10-15 min slow walk Disadvantage: no showers , you need to pack all staff you need before you go including water , food and snacks.

It is not worth the price of the umbrella. It is 30 euro. The beach is very crowded. the water was murky, full of trash, and not at all the clear, turquoise scene that’s often advertised, that’s a letdown. I really do not recommend for people who are looking for a clear water. Maybe it is good for sunbathing.

We have been one and last time very expensive the deck chairs and water was not clear clean as Ksamil official beach 🏝️… No no no you can go to some other places that are best and better than that place

We visited this beach yesterday, but unfortunately it wasn’t the experience we hoped for. Parking costs €10, and a set of sunbeds with umbrella is €30. The beachclubs' music very loud and no drink/food service to beach. Most importantly, for such a big beach there is only one gentlemen's and one ladies' restroom, which were extremely dirty and honestly unacceptable. It’s a beautiful location, but the facilities and management really need improvement. Sadly, I wouldn’t recommend it, especially for families.

The most disgusting, dirty,filthy beach ive ever been on. It was more cigarette butts than beach. Trash everywhere. We drove a long time to get there, bought a beer, sat on the beach for 5 minutes and left!!!! Paradise beach???? I really do think think so 🤢

Very pretty beach- lovely experience swimming and snorkelling on small, pebbly beach with beautiful views. Lots of yachts and powerboats moored close by. Plenty of choice for snacks and food.

We walked here along the Coastal Walk from our hotel, Hotel Nisakki Beach, for sunrise one morning. It was simply stunning!

Lovely bay which can be reached by a 20 mins walk from Kalami. Quiet and relaxing. Try Toula‘s or Agni Taverna. Also beach chairs & umbrellas for rent available.

Oh this is one beautiful beach! Reminds of Italy with its villas and cypresses on the background.Also, it’s not easy to reach it not from the water, so it’s like a little port for dinner for yacht people. And it gives it its special charm. Water is just stunning! You can still rent sunbeds there and there are nice restaurants on the shore

Beautiful area, great restaurants.

We went out of season so very quiet and beautiful. Narrow road in typical style to access and best to try park for one of the restaurants. The beach is small and has a few boat jetties so not a lot of room for lazing or swimming and it's quite stony. So try to go out of season and chill watching the yachts come and go.

beautiful, quiet place. Really stunning. has a few nice tavernas and bars available and a small beach complete with water sports. accessible by taxi or water taxi but wouldn't recommend walking like we did as it is very hilly!