Bataria and Pipitos are the most famous beaches at the Northeastern tip of Corfu island. This area shares the same geology as Erimitis, after all, it is in the same part of Corfu, with many small bays and perhaps the clearest waters on the island.
Therefore here we can find some beautiful pebble beaches in small isolated coves scattered all around the area.
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 only a few sunbeds & umbrellas, so visitors are advised to bring their own beach equipment. However, the rocky cliffs surrounding the beach provide plenty of shade during the hottest parts of the day.
It’s a good choice for those who want to avoid crowds. However, the beach can get busy during peak season. 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.
Overall, Bataria Beach is a beautiful and tranquil spot that’s worth visiting for those who are looking for a peaceful day by the sea.
2) Kanoni Beach
At the north tip.
Very small, very beautiful, with 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, there is Pipitos.
Pipitos beach is not less beautiful, In fact, it’s in contrast with Bataria for being equal or even better.
We are talking about a pebbly beach that’s surrounded by lush greenery, including olive trees and cypress trees. The water here is clear and azure and perfect for swimming, although there are no sun loungers or umbrellas on the beach, so visitors should bring their own beach equipment.
The beach is relatively small and secluded, which makes it a great spot for those who want to escape the crowds and enjoy some peace and quiet. There are no facilities or beach bars on the beach, so visitors should bring their own food and drinks.
Pipitos Beach is accessible by foot from Kassiopi harbor and is reached by some steps from the main road. There is a small parking lot nearby for those who prefer to drive. The walk to the beach is relatively easy, and visitors will be rewarded with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Overall, Pipitos Beach is a beautiful and tranquil spot that’s perfect for those who want to relax and unwind in a natural setting. It’s a great choice for visitors who are looking for a quieter alternative to some of the more popular beaches in the area.
Shortly before the main road the West of Kassiopi, there is the beach of Kalamionas.
A slightly larger beach and not equally beautiful. The beach is surrounded by tavernas and bars, and the water is clear and shallow, making it a great spot for swimming.
The name came from Kalamia, which means reed, obviously should be a reed that existed around there years ago.
Kalamionas is considered the main beach of Kassiopi as it lays just on the west side of the settlement and is the easiest to approach.
5) Imerolia
It is the westmost beach of Kassiopi, on the west side of the main resort, after Kalamionas beach and before the football field of Kassiopi.
The beach is situated just a few minutes walk from the center of Kassiopi and is a popular spot for swimming and sunbathing.
Imerolia Beach is a relatively small beach that’s surrounded by lush greenery and rocky cliffs. The water here is crystal-clear and perfect for swimming, although there are no sun loungers or umbrellas on the beach, so visitors should bring their own beach equipment.
The beach is situated in a picturesque location, and visitors can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape, including the nearby Kassiopi castle. There are several tavernas and cafes located near the beach, so visitors can enjoy a meal or a drink while taking in the beautiful scenery.
Imerolia Beach is accessible by foot from the center of Kassiopi, and there is a small parking lot nearby for those who prefer to drive. The beach can get quite busy during peak season, but it’s still a great spot to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the island.
Overall, Imerolia Beach is a beautiful and tranquil spot that’s worth visiting for those who are looking for a peaceful day by the sea. Its close proximity to Kassiopi village makes it a convenient option for visitors who want to combine a beach day with exploring the village.
How to come to Kassiopi
Kassiopi is found at a distance of 36 km from the center of the island and therefore is not the easier place to visit.
But there is a dedicated green bus route from Corfu town to the village couple of times daily.
Also, you can hire your own car or bike and take your time to visit it and leave anytime you like.
Finally, Don’t forget that from many other resorts in Corfu there are boat trips to the north tip of Corfu, it is another way to combine your visit to Kassiopi with a mini daily cruise.
In brief
Kassiopi is a charming village and it’s home to several small beautiful and remote beaches mostly with pebbles. Each of these beaches has its own unique characteristics and beauty, and visitors can choose according to their preferences. They are all relatively easy to access and offer a great spot to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Kassiopi.
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