Nestled on a lush hill overlooking the clear Ionian Sea, Angsana Corfu Resort & Spa is Banyan Group’s first European property and a premier 5-star hotel in Corfu, Greece. This remarkable destination blends Greek hospitality with Asian influences in its elegant rooms, suites, and luxurious villas with private pools. Enjoy the stunning infinity pool, seaside dining, private beach, and world-class wellness facilities, all set against the backdrop of breathtaking scenery.
Angsana Corfu Hotel in Benitses is the new luxury 5-star hotel in place of the closed 2008 San Stefano hotel which belonged to the Manesis family and since 2008 is owned by the Kerschikov group.
Belongs to the Angsana Hotels and Resorts chain belonging to the Banyan Tree Group, which cooperates with the Kerschikov group and is constructed by KLC III Hellas.
The Hotel
Angsana Hotel sits on a hill on the north side of Benitses, 150 meters above sea level, providing uninterrupted views of the south of the island, a panoramic view of Corfu town, and the northeast part of the island. To the north of this hill is the famous Achilleion Palace.
The Angsana Corfu promises a slice of paradise with its breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea, lush gardens, and a pristine private beach. It’s not just a hotel; it’s an experience.
Imagine waking up in your plush room, greeted by the gentle sea breeze. You’ve got a world of relaxation at your fingertips – from lounging by the pool to indulging in rejuvenating spa treatments.
Oh, and the dining! Get ready to embark on a culinary journey, savoring gourmet delights infused with local flavors. From traditional Greek dishes to international cuisine, your taste buds are in for a treat.
But the real magic happens when the sun sets. Picture yourself enjoying a cocktail at the bar, watching the sky turn shades of pink and gold over the sea. It’s pure bliss.
So, if you’re craving a getaway that’s all about luxury, natural beauty, and unforgettable moments, the Angsana Corfu is calling your name. It’s a place where dreams come true, memories are made, and relaxation is the ultimate priority. Get ready to be pampered and captivated – your Corfu adventure awaits!
The Swimming Pool
The hotel offers a stunning 1000 sqm infinity pool, awarded the esteemed Prix Villegiature 2022 for Best Hotel Pool in the World, and is a highlight among luxury hotels in Corfu, Greece.
This picturesque and Instagrammable location merges seamlessly with the sea, giving the impression of swimming into the horizon.
For ultimate privacy, Angsana Corfu Resort & Spa offers 37 exclusive private pool villas, where guests can indulge in romantic dinners under the stars, enjoy revitalizing in-villa massages, or enhance their stay with unique villa experiences.
A Family-friendly hotel
At Angsana Corfu Resort & Spa, families have a wealth of choices.
Children can delight in our Kids’ Club, take swim lessons, or join in various daily activities.
The house of San Stefano was built on the hill just north of Benitses, in 1782, by a member of the great Venetian Giustiniani family, on the site of an older house destroyed by an earthquake- so the new one was built on a rock! The house was the center of a large estate and took its name from the private chapel of San Stefano, which is built on the same rock as the house.
Blue flowers are studios and two bedrooms apartments, Ideal for families and couples. In the picturesque and beautiful village of Benitses 400 meters from downtown and 12 km from the town of Corfu.
Set amidst lush greenery in Benitses village of Corfu, Alexis Apartments is located 250 meters from the beach, restaurants and mini markets. It offers self-catered accommodation opening to a balcony or patio with mountain views.
Situated in the picturesque centre of Benitses village, Roza Studios is surrounded by lush greenery and offers accommodation with a sea-view balcony. The nearest beach is just 5 minutes walk.
The story begins somewhere in 1935, when Grandfather Antonis, a great fisherman in Benitses area, decided to create his restaurant – Kafe to invite his friends to eat the fresh fish, but also a lot of mezedes made by Granny Aspasia who was amazing cook.
That is how the magical journey started and continued up to today with the third generation of the current Captain Octopus.
The Philosophy of the Captain is to cook the same way his grandparents did.
The main ingredient of the captain’s kitchen is virgin olive oil and pure spices, all carefully selected with love.
In our Traditional Corfu-flavored cuisine, the lovely Pastitsada with octopus or beef cheeks is always freshly cooked in our saucepans.
Fish either wild or farmed are always carefully selected with criteria of the best quality.
Squid is crispy and soft as the culinary laws stipulate to accompany the ouzo or the local wine that the captain makes for his guests each year.
The Family Atmosphere is characteristic of Captain Octopus because there are no clients but guests in his home.
The good Greek music and even the dancing are basic components of the atmosphere of the restaurant.
The guests at Captain Octopus Taverna are invited to feel the Greek flavors in their palate and to get to know the Greek hospitality and culture for which the Captain feels proud.
On first impressions this looked like a perfect spot for us to eat and the reviews looked good. We ordered food and drink at the same time. The drinks arrived... read more halfway through the main meal. The food looked like it had been thrown on the plate. They own a cat, as do I, and while I love them I don't let mine paw my lap while I eat. The owners wife came out an apolagised as we were leaving and offered a free fruit salad and then as I was paying the bill said if we could come back we would get a free bottle of her husbands wine. Needless to say we declined all and will not be going back
G2005DJandrewf August 16, 2020
nice friendly staff excellent location amazing food very clean toilets
will eat here again for sure one of the best
Tim G May 27, 2019
Basic food and service. Not the best, not the worst. The service is ok and the food and wine was ok too.
superanuska September 4, 2021
Best octopus in Benitses. We went there by chance and really enjoyed the meal. Don’t visit any of the other places, really worth trying the food there. We went to... read more a few places but nothing could be compared to it!
KaterinaI14 September 4, 2019
The restaurant owners are always kind, professional and friendly they have a good variety of tasty traditional dishes and on every visit me and my other half made the food... read more has always be fresh beautifully seasoned and cooked just as the restaurant owners guarantee very highly recommend this restaurant to provide anyone with a wonderful dining experience.
Marleyandleoni July 3, 2019
Really enjoyed our meal, beautiful fresh Calamari, and the Slovaki was delicious. The complimentary creme brulee topped off the evening.
Sharron K July 22, 2020
Had an absolutely lovely time there with my family today. the restaurant is extremely accommodating, especially the staff, guiding us to the best spots. Chefs were great, food was gorgeous,... read more and locally sourced. Like to say special thanks to the owner of the restaurant we had a lovely chat with her, and she gave us the in’s and outs of the island. Definitely would go again.
Zingyburger June 25, 2019
2 days ago i was with my family in this restaurant and i should say that everything was pretty fine until the boss, a woman and a waiter started shouting... read more in the middle of the restaurant in front of all the costumers. The had literally no consideration for anything and it was like they were alone. The woman was pretty loud and i don't care who was right or who was wrong because the entire experience was ruined and we left with an extremely unpleasant feeling.
davidsonmark55 August 11, 2022
We were almost pushed by a Lady outside of the restaurant to go in , she said stuff like “the food is so amazing that I get goosebumps just by... read more thinking of it” she wouldn’t stop talking and made us feel so uncomfortable that just to make her stop we went in and honestly the food itself was not terrible tasting but it was BASIC, we ordered an entry and they literally brought me some old unfrozen bread with a rancid piece of cheese on top of it, and they charged 4€ for that , also for dinner we had the 4 cheeses pasta and it was basically boiled pene pasta with bottle Parmesan cheese, and it was 12€ for it , NOT WORTH THE MONEY, there are so many cute restaurants in the area to pick from and for the same prices, the zone does has great restaurants, so just don’t waste your money on this one.
E1915E June 27, 2021
Being a single person sometimes I find it difficult where to eat but walking past the Captain Octopus in Benitses nobody came out to pester me this gave me time... read more to look at the menu and make up my mind without being told what to eat, I decided on the Octopus it seemed some what appropriate and I was not wrong the food was lovely and the staff first class they treated me with me with the upmost respect Betty and Alex thank you and as your menu is full of delicious meals I will be certainly coming back for more, thank you. X
steverep July 25, 2019
We tried both the grilled octopus and the octopus pastisada and they were delicious. Cooked to be very tender, just the way octopus should be. Betty was very friendly and... read more gave us lots of Corfu recommendations too. It's a wonderful/welcoming restaurant! Stop here on your Corfu trip!
jaimew578 July 12, 2019
Very welcoming that kind of feeling you get as a family member, menus in different languages to suit all, drinks order taken straight away on arrival of drinks order taken... read more for my food Greek salad starter followed by souvlaki plate got to be honest the best souvlaki I have ever tasted and cooked just the way I like it, checks made to see if everything to my satisfaction no pressure to finish, desert was offered but I don't eat them so coffee and cheese instead, wonderful evening being a single person it felt a very pleasing experience thank you thank you Alex and Betty and staff ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
steverep July 21, 2022
The owner was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the dishes the restaurant serves. She took time to explain the dishes and even left us with a tablet so we could... read more see pictures of them. The meal my husband, son and I had was beautiful. The staff were attentive and friendly.
Melanie C August 18, 2020
The long beard of the owner and the smile and kindness of his wife are a warm welcome to their tavern where Greek music is played on the stereo. Relaxing... read more atmosphere. In the menu you can also find grilled Halloumi cheese from Cyprus which is surprisingly good!
Gasollywood August 15, 2019
Nice family restaurant with cosy atmosphere and good food. Their lemon cake is super tasty. Friendly service and huge portions.
karmelik2016 May 27, 2019
Great meal, I can highly recommend the whole sea bass! Nice atmosphere, must try the homemade captain octopus wine, best wine I have had the whole holiday, dangerously quaffable!! The... read more restaurant did forget to bring us out our frites but the portions were generous so we did not miss them.. saved the extra calories for the wine instead! My husband had the grilled octopus and really enjoyed that too!
The restaurant – fish taverna Klimataria is a small family business of Nikos and Lily Bellos. The Arbor opened in February 1997 and is open from February to November
A quiet bar during the day time where you can relax and enjoy your coffee by the sea turns into a lively bar at night, enjoy a unique cocktail with unique music that differs
Newspaper of 1864 about the Union of the Ionian Islands
On the 21st of May 1864, the British ruled Corfu and together with all the Ionian Islands, following the London Agreement and the Ionian Parliament’s resolution, united with Greece.
In fact, it was a gift of the British crown to the new King of Greece George A ‘.
The London Agreement was made in accordance with the requirements of British diplomacy and the agreement of the then-great powers, while Greece did not even participate in the talks.
And the vote in the Ionian Parliament was more symbolic than essential, the decision was taken.
The Agreement for the delivery of the Ionian Islands provided some very severe conditions for Greece, which undertook and agreed to pay any compensation to foreign governments, companies, and individuals.
There were also disagreements and unrest because of the fear that the Ionian Islands would lose their good financial position by joining a poor state.
The opposition of many of the Eptansians to the Union was well known, especially in Kefalonia and some Corfu villages.
It was one of the most important turning points in the history of Corfu, the turbulent historical past of the island ended, so ends the prominence of Corfu as the capital of the Ionian state.
Shield commemorating 50 years of Union
The consequences
Since then the historical course of Corfu and the Ionian islands is common with Greece.
The newly established Greek state could not afford the existence of two centers of economic and cultural strength, so in the battle with Athens Corfu lost and after just 40 years became a Greek provincial town.
This was done by removing from the islands many important infrastructures, such as the power plants of Corfu transferred to Piraeus, the closure of the Ionian University, the abolition of the Ionian Parliament along with the degradation of its building, important changes in the prosperous banking system of the Ionian islands and many more.
In conclusion and after a few years it was obvious that the union was disastrous, especially for Corfu, which from a thriving former capital became one of the poorest and most neglected areas of Greece.
The modern times
It was much later in the 20th century when, due to the natural beauty, the fertile soil, the rich cultural heritage, and the energy of the Corfiots, the island recovered initially with a flourishing of the local industry based on agricultural and livestock products and later with the booming of the tourism industry.
Today, although in the midst of the economic crisis unfairly and maliciously imposed on Greece, Corfu is always, at least financially, a step above the rest of Greece.
The island’s economy is now almost entirely based on tourism, but the island has great potential to support its economy in other areas too. Its rich soil and resources are more than enough to support any other economic activity.
Corfu has always retained its unique identity, this helped the memories of the past to remain and strengthen, and they are the ones that make Corfu unique, a Greek island that does not look like the others.
On the 21st of May 1864, the British ruled Corfu and together with all the Ionian Islands, following the London Agreement and the Ionian Parliament’s resolution, united with Greece
Corfu has been inhabited since the Stone Age.
At that time it was part of the mainland and the sea that today separates it from the mainland was only a small lake
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The New Fortress in Corfu is another example of the exceptional capacity of Venetians in fortification and an architectural marvel of art.
The New Fortress
New fortress Corfu
The New Fortress in Corfu is another example of the exceptional capacity of Venetians in fortification, and an architectural marvel of art built by the Venetians and with the physical labor of the inhabitants from 1576 until 1645.
Venetians due to the permanent threat of the Turks felt that it was necessary to complete the fortifications of the city which meanwhile had been expanded far beyond the existing fortress.
The construction of the new fortress
Corfu New fortress
The fortress, known as the New Fortress or Fortezza Nuova in Italian, was built between 1576 and 1645 on the rocky hill of San Marcos overlooking from the west the old town of Corfu. The fortress extended south with walls and ramparts reaching the sea at Garitsa Bay. Corfu is now all within the walls, it was then that Corfu took the name Kastropolis.
The New Fortress was designed and built by the Venetian military engineer Ferrante Vitelli. Vitelli was a renowned architect and engineer who worked extensively on fortifications throughout the Venetian Republic, including the construction of the walls of Nicosia in Cyprus and the fortifications of the Dalmatian coast.
The fortress was designed to be a modern and formidable defensive structure, capable of withstanding attacks by both land and sea. It featured a complex system of walls, bastions, and moats, as well as barracks, powder magazines, and other facilities for soldiers and officers.
Vitelli’s design for the New Fortress was highly innovative and influential, and it served as a model for many other fortifications built during the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, the New Fortress is one of the most impressive and well-preserved examples of Renaissance military architecture in Greece, and it is a popular tourist attraction and historical landmark in Corfu.
The construction of the fortress was a response to the increasing threat of Ottoman attacks on the island. It was designed to strengthen the island’s defenses and provide a secure stronghold for the Venetian garrison.
Corfu new fortress
The fortress was built in a pentagonal shape and included a series of walls, bastions, and gates, as well as a moat and a drawbridge. The main entrance was located on the eastern side of the fortress, and it was protected by a massive gate known as the Porta of Spilia.
Despite its formidable defenses, the New Fortress was eventually captured by the French in 1797 and later by the British in 1815. NOTE: In fact, we shouldn’t consider these as captures since the collapse of the Venetian republic had preceded it after its defeats by the French, and the two fortresses of Corfu were essentially left without a garrison, waiting for the French army.
Today, it remains one of the most impressive examples of Venetian military architecture in the Mediterranean and is a popular tourist attraction in Corfu.
To become a fortress, except for the exhaustive work of the residents, 2,000 houses in particular where now stands the vast Esplanade square, had to be demolished.
It has been said that materials taken from the ruins of the ancient city of Corfu in Paleopolis were also used, and this was a disaster, to say the least.
The reason for the house’s demolition was not only to find building materials but primarily defensive, the Venetians wanted to create a large buffer zone between the Old Fortress and the city, something that would help better their defense plans. At the same time, this place could be used as the perfect field for military exercises.
The New Fortress of Corfu, or Fortezza Nuova, is an impressive complex of buildings and fortifications, which is well worth a visit for those interested in history, architecture, or military strategy.
Once inside the fortress, visitors can explore a number of different areas, including:
The Parade Ground – This large, open space was originally used for military drills and exercises. Today, it is a popular spot for picnics and relaxation, with stunning views over the city and the sea.
The Barracks – Located in the northern part of the fortress, the barracks were used to house soldiers and officers. They have been restored and now house the Museum of Ceramic Art.
The Powder Magazine – This building was used to store gunpowder and other explosives. Visitors can still see the iron bars on the windows that were used to prevent theft or sabotage.
The Bastions – The fortress has several bastions, which were designed to protect the walls and provide additional firing positions for the defenders. Visitors can climb up to the top of the Bastions for panoramic views over the city and the sea.
The Naval Station of Corfu is also hosted in a new building inside the fort.
The lion of Saint Markos is at the entrance of the new castle, which was the emblem of Venice.
English left marks on the New fortress
During their domination on the island the British left their marks on the new fortress as well, by building a barrack next to the main gate and another one on the second level. And the temple of Panagia Spilaiotissa was added by them around 1850.
Overall, the New Fortress of Corfu is a fascinating and historically significant site that offers visitors a glimpse into the island’s rich and complex past.
Exhibitions and events in Corfu’s New Fortress
Corfu new fortress
While it is primarily a fortress and tourist attraction, Corfu’s new fortress also hosts a number of exhibitions and events throughout the year.
The Museum of Ceramic Art – This museum is located in the barracks of the New Fortress and showcases a collection of ceramics from the 19th and 20th centuries. The pieces on display range from traditional Greek pottery to contemporary works by local and international artists.
Concerts and Performances – The New Fortress occasionally hosts concerts and other cultural events, particularly during the summer months. These events may take place in the fortress courtyard or in one of the smaller buildings within the complex.
Art Exhibitions – The New Fortress has several exhibition spaces that are occasionally used to showcase contemporary art, photography, and other cultural exhibits. These exhibits may feature works by local or international artists, and they can be a great way to learn more about Corfu’s artistic community.
Historical Reenactments – From time to time, the New Fortress may host historical reenactments or demonstrations of traditional crafts and skills. These events can be a fun and educational way to experience the fortress’s history and learn more about life in Corfu centuries ago.
Overall, the New Fortress of Corfu is a dynamic and multi-faceted attraction that offers visitors a range of cultural and educational experiences throughout the year.
Tickets to enter the fortress
Corfu new fortress
Tickets to enter the New Fortress of Corfu can be purchased at the entrance gate of the fortress. There is a ticket booth on the staircase of Solomos Street where visitors can buy their tickets before entering the site. The ticket price may vary depending on the season and any special events or exhibitions that may be taking place at the time of your visit.
Alternatively, visitors can also purchase tickets online in advance through the official website of the Ministry of Culture and Sports of Greece or other authorized ticket vendors. This can be a convenient option to save time and avoid queuing at the ticket booth.
It is important to note that visitors may need to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result to enter the fortress, as part of the health and safety measures in place due to the ongoing pandemic. It is recommended to check the current regulations and requirements before planning a visit to the New Fortress of Corfu
In Brief
Today, the New Fortress is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Corfu, and visitors can explore its many halls, tunnels, and galleries to learn more about its history and architecture. The fortress is also home to several museums and exhibitions, including the Museum of Ceramic Art, which showcases a collection of ceramics from the 19th and 20th centuries.
In addition to its historical and cultural significance, the New Fortress is also a popular spot for outdoor activities such as hiking, picnicking, and taking in the breathtaking views of Corfu and the surrounding area. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a unique and memorable experience in Corfu, the New Fortress is a must-see attraction that should not be missed.
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