Bataria and Pipitos Beaches in Kassiopi Corfu

Last updated on October 23rd, 2020 at 06:03 pm

Kassiopi shares the same geology with Erimitis, after all, it is in the same part of Corfu, the Northeastern tip with the many small bays and perhaps the clearest waters on the island.

Therefore here there are some beautiful pebble beaches in small isolated coves scattered all around the area.

The center of Kassiopi is around the port, which itself is a small natural bay with two small quaysides to protect it from the north winds, from the port start paths and roads to take you to the following amazing small beaches.

Beaches around Kassiopi

1) Bataria Beach

Bataria beach Kassiopi | By Andrew Buchanan on Unsplash

There is a small road that barely fits one large car, starting from the left side of the port, this road goes around the northern peninsula and leads to the first nice small beach of Bataria, near the north tip, north of the village.
Bataria is an idyllic pebble beach, partially organized with sunbeds & umbrellas, some people describe it as a piece ripped from paradise because the site is peaceful, and the waters are incredibly clear and colored in an amazing blue-azure
2) Kanoni Beach

At the north tip.
Very small, very beautiful, crystal clear waters in an amazing place. These are only some of the words you can use to describe this gem.
People visiting this place stay speechless and fall in love with it.
3) Pipitos Beach

On the west coast of the base of the north peninsula, exactly across Bataria beach.
Pipitos beach is not less beautiful, In fact, it’s in contrast with Bataria for being equal or even better.
The same clear and azure waters can be found here too. The beach is reached by some steps from the main road.
4) Kalamionas

Kalamionas beach Kassiopi | By Andrew Buchanan on Unsplash

Leaving Pipitos, follow the path to the south, and shortly before the main road, there is the beach of Kalamionas.
A slightly larger beach and slightly less beautiful and more organized with lots of small shops, cafes, and bars.
The name is from Kalamia, which means reed, obviously should be a reed around here years ago.
5) Imerolia

It is the larger beach of Kassiopi, between Kalamionas and the football field of Kassiopi.
The beach runs in parallel to the main road that leads to the rest of the north part of Corfu.
Imeroria beach is easily accessible and fully organized with water sports, sunbeds and umbrellas, and of course clear waters.