22 Best Beaches in Corfu for Every Taste + Beaches PDF

Corfu boasts over 200 kilometers of coastline, filled with every type of beach imaginable — from remote pebbled coves to golden sandy bays and lively resort shores.

This guide is your starting point to explore the full variety of Corfu’s beaches — not just the popular spots, but also hidden gems scattered across the island.

Whether you’re after quiet solitude, family-friendly amenities, water sports, or dramatic scenery, you’ll find it here.

Below, we break down Corfu’s beach landscape with recommendations, regional breakdowns, and tips to help you plan your perfect day by the sea.

Download: A Large PDF including all the Beaches in Corfu that we know
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🗺️ Corfu’s Beaches on the Map

Explore the island’s diverse coastline at a glance.

To help you choose the perfect beach for your trip, here’s a categorized map showing Corfu’s beaches by type — from wide, organized sandy coasts to quiet, pebbled coves. Whether you’re after family comforts or natural seclusion, this visual guide makes it easy to decide.

Click to expand the map and find your ideal destination.

🌊 East vs West: What to Expect

Corfu’s coastline tells two different stories, depending on which side of the island you’re on:

West Coast Beaches

🌅 Wild, dramatic, and stunning at sunset.
🏄 Often wider, with waves ideal for water sports.
🏖️ Features iconic spots like Glyfada, Pelekas, and Chalikounas.
🧭 Better for exploration and nature escapes.

East Coast Beaches

🌞 Sheltered from strong winds.
🌊 Calm, crystal-clear waters — perfect for families and children.
🏝️ Narrower beaches with fine pebbles or sand.
🛥️ Ideal for boat hires, snorkelling, and peaceful swims.
🌆 Closer to Corfu Town and many resorts.

📍 Beaches by Region

If you want to plan around your base or explore different parts of the island, here’s how the beaches break down by area:

• North Corfu: Sidari, Canal d’Amour, Roda, Acharavi, Apraos, Agios Spiridon, Kassiopi area.
  Good for unique rock formations, family fun, and shallow waters.
• Northwest Corfu: Arillas, Agios Stefanos NW, Saint George, Loggas.
  More laid-back, with incredible sunsets and wide sandy shores.
• West Corfu: Ermones, Glyfada, Pelekas, Kontogialos, Mirtiotissa, Hidden beaches close to Paleokastritsa (Rovinia), Agios Gordis, Chalikounas, Issos.
  Best for surfers, long sandy beaches, and scenic landscapes, although some are remote or secluded.
• South Corfu: Vitalades, Saint George South, Gardenos, Marathias, Arkoudilas, Kavos.
  Very large Sabdy stretches, Peaceful and more remote — great for couples and relaxation.
• East Corfu: Messonghi, Moraitika, Agios Ioannis Peristeron, Benitses south, Barbati, Dassia, Ipsos, Kalami, Kerasia.
  Easy access, organized beaches, calm waters, and a lush backdrop.
• Near Corfu Town: Mon Repos, Anemomylos, Faliraki.
  Perfect for a quick dip without leaving town.

Curious why Corfu’s beaches stand out from the rest of Greece?

👉 Here’s what makes them so magical