Welcome to the stunning coastal paradise of Paleokastritsa, a Mediterranean gem that boasts an array of captivating beaches nestled between picturesque capes.
Beaches in Paleokastritsa
With a total of seven breathtaking beaches inside the main settlement to explore, you’ll find yourself immersed in an aquatic playground of sun, sea, and sand.
These pristine shores are not just natural wonders; they are fully equipped with all the amenities and activities you could dream of.
Ampelaki Beach
Our coastal adventure begins with Ampelaki Beach, situated on the westernmost edge of Paleokastritsa.
Here, you’ll be greeted by the gentle caress of the azure waves and the warm embrace of the sun. The perfect spot for those looking for a serene and secluded escape.
Agios Petros Beach
Paleokastritsa Agios Petros Beach
Just a stone’s throw away from Ampelaki, you’ll discover Agios Petros Beach, nestled inside the first cove. This hidden treasure offers a more intimate setting, ideal for romantic strolls and quiet contemplation.
Palaiokastritsa (Agios Spiridon) Beach
Ag Spiridon Beach Paleokastritsa
As you venture further into Paleokastritsa’s heart, you’ll arrive at Palaiokastritsa Beach, also known as Agios Spiridon Beach.
This central and larger beach is the buzzing hub of the seaside town. Here, you can soak up the sun on comfortable sunbeds and umbrellas, or dive into a world of aquatic adventures.
Try your hand at thrilling water sports, hop on a taxi boat, rent a motorboat, or explore the coastline in a canoe.
Alipa (Alypa) Beach
Travel to the eastern side of Paleokastritsa and you’ll find the picturesque Alipa Beach, adorned with a charming small harbor known as Alipa Port.
This spot is perfect for those with a penchant for boating. You can easily charter a small yacht, speedboat, or fishing boat from the port.
From here, set sail to discover the enchanting neighboring isolated beaches and remote caves that lie to the south of Paleokastritsa.
Platakia Beach
Platakia Beach is your gateway to tranquil beauty. It’s a serene escape where you can unwind and let the soothing waves lull you into a state of blissful relaxation.
Agia Triada Beach
Agia Triada Beach is a hidden gem tucked away along the coastline. Surrounded by lush vegetation, it offers a serene environment for a leisurely day by the sea.
La Grotta Beach
Our journey concludes at the easternmost beach of La Grotta, a captivating spot that’s near the beach of Liapades, just a couple of miles to the east.
Here, you can explore the mysterious caves and grottos that make this area unique. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and embark on a snorkeling adventure to uncover the secrets of the underwater world.
So, whether you’re seeking the tranquility of Ampelaki, the bustling energy of Agios Spiridon, or the adventure of Alipa Beach, Paleokastritsa has something for every beach enthusiast.
Explore the beauty of these shores and create unforgettable memories in this coastal haven where the sea kisses the sky and adventure awaits around every bend.
Beaches South of Paleokastritsa (With Video)
Under Paleokastritsa to the south, we have the most beautiful secluded beaches on the island.
This mountainous area of the west coast of Corfu continues down to Ermones and further south until it joins the mountain of Agion Deka in the center of the island.
The wider Paleokastritsa is an area of exceptional natural beauty. It consists of high cliffs that end abruptly on the west coast and cut off the beaches from the mainland. So access is difficult and is mainly by the sea.
Surprisingly all these hidden beaches are not sandy but rather a mix of pebbles with little sand.
They are so isolated and difficult to reach that most people, even the locals, ignore them or they never visit them.
Starting from north to south we find the following Beaches:
Liapades Beach is also called Gefyra, a beach with turquoise waters. It is located on a small bay east of Paleokastritsa, just a short two-kilometer distance from it.
Crystal clear waters on a pebble background in stunning scenery.
It is the beach of Liapades, a mountainous village located about 400 meters to the east and slightly south, on the interior of the island.
Yet another beautiful and secluded beach below the village of Liapades, accessible mainly by sea and by land for good climbers.
It has the same morphology as the double beach of Porto Timoni in northwestern Corfu, a round piece of the earth joined to the island by a small strip, this strip is the beach.
Next to a beautiful promenade of land in the sea, at the cape Heliodoros or Liniodoros, there is a homonymous paradise beach with pebbles accessible only by the sea, south, and west of the village of Liapades.
Paradise Beach lives up to its name, A deserted paradise only accessible from the sea, located slightly south of the beach of Liniodoros. It is the second size beach in the area and it looks so much the same as the neighboring beach of Stelari.
Paradise or Chomoi is a fine pebble beach like most beaches in this remote area. There are high cliffs on the back that separate it from the inland and give a sense of isolation and grandeur.
Stelari
Beaches in Corfu – Stelari Liapades
The largest beach in the area, yet another paradise with pebbles and a little sand.
During the night the sand is illuminated only by starlight and slightly by the distant lights of Paleokastritsa.
The stars gave its Italian name, Stelari from the word Stela which means Star in Italian.
It has all the features of previous beaches and more, it is idyllic, and beautiful, and gives a sense of grandeur due to the background scenery with the towering cliffs.
Unfortunately, it is accessible only from the sea.
Above, there is a picture of Stelari at night from the camera of Bill Metallinos.
Easter for the Orthodox church this year is a little early, on April 16th, so the Sunday of Thomas is on April 9th and the other holidays are on Friday 14th and the second day of Easter on the 17th, the other related to Easter celebrations will continue until the Sunday after Easter on April 23.
Roughly events almost every year have become traditions that followed almost the same order.
Top are those of the falls of large pots from the windows of buildings around Liston in the morning of Holy Saturday during the so-called first resurrection.
This Custom happens around the island but has a special beauty in the Esplanade Square and the point of Pentofanaro next to Liston, due to the environment and the presence of a big crowd.
Also the ceremony of Resurrection at Sunday midnight to Sunday, every year in the Upper Square.
See these and many other events of Holy Week with the details here.
On the last Thursday of the carnival, Corfu has revived a very old tradition, an integral part of the Corfu carnival, which dates from the years of Venetian rule. It is called the Petegoletsa.
The Ancient celebrations in early spring that took place in honor of Dionysus, god of wine and fun, hoping for a good harvest and successful husbandry, are the forerunners of today’s carnival in Greece.
Beyond its natural beauty, what is Corfu famous for? as a melting pot of various civilizations, is famous for its architecture, traditions, and cuisine.
Corfu, the musical heart of Greece, where the very air seems to harmonize with the soulful sounds of music when musical charm doesn’t stop at instruments and performances only.
Corfu is definitely worth visiting. As one of Greece’s most beautiful islands, Corfu offers a unique blend of rich history, stunning landscapes, and cultural diversity.
This guide delves into what it’s like to live like a local in Corfu, offering insights into daily routines, cultural practices, and the island’s unique charm.
Corfu offers some of the best snorkeling and diving spots in Greece, with crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and intriguing underwater landscapes.
Corfu is a wonder of an island. If you’ve never explored it, it’s high time you did. Its golden beaches along with its salty seas make Corfu one of the most explored islands in Greece.
It is a restaurant for pizza lovers and is specialized in Italian pizza type, the menu is dominated by many kinds of pizza and special pasta.
The dough is opened in front of the customer, the toppings are placed and pizza is baked in a wood oven situated between the tables.
Kavouras knows what to put in the dough, what and how much toppings will use, how warm the oven should be and how to cook.
The result, as all customers say is the best pizza in Corfu.
We have tried pizza in many parts of the world made by the best Italian Pizza Makers and we think that this expression is an injustice for this pizza, it is not just the best in Corfu but the best of all we tried.
If you love pizza, Kavouras is the best place to go! Great toppings, fantastically cooked, just wonderful! Not to forget the friendly environment and super low prices.. a definite MUST!
The restaurant is open during the summer season, usually from May to October and is always full.
Opening hours 7:00 pm until late.
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
The Corfu land of 1962 as seen with the cameras of British Pathe, a famous film company that has left many documents from that era as well from the era during World War II.
Yes, in comparison with today Corfu was then a virgin island, both in the environment and on the character of the locals.
Most landscapes were not flattened by the “development” that mass tourism brought, and the mentality of Corfiots was not yet alienated by the illusion of easy money.
The Old men and the prickly pears (pavlosyka in Corfu) still here but the first spend their time in cafes, the difference is that at those times they remained active until their death.
Children no longer play with marbles and stones but with Smartphones, and the more affluent with iPhones, each season has its mark (and pays its price).
We were impressed by how nice the beach of Glyfada looked when it was … empty.
Photographic documents of those times, from any place, are very interesting.
Even if no spectacular at all, like the current videos are, (where everyone with the help of a high-resolution camera and a flying drone can deliver impressive images which tie you down), they are valuable through their simplicity, as well as something rare because only large movie companies had the technological capacity to carry them out.
Easter night of 2016 in Corfu town with shots from above with the drone of Christos Servos.
Spectacular show with the drone located high over Garitsa Bay and overlooks the old fortress, the crowded square Esplanade and across the coastal highway down to Anemomylos.
Some fireworks from other villages on the island are visible too.
Source of the video is the channel of Cris Servos at youtube
Shots of Corfiot coastline and videos from DJI Inspire 1
Here we go again, with more Corfu, more beauty.
A 20 minutes video with shots of Corfiot coastline from the air along with videos from places in Corfu taken with DJI Inspire 1 by Chris Servos.
The hawk is real, it was flying alongside the drone in the area of Episkopiana village.
Selected parts of the island in a 3 minutes video from above Corfu’s coastline during summer of 2016.
Needless to mention that there are only selected parts of the island as it is not possible to show a coastline of 270 kilometers in just 3 minutes.
Update: Video has been removed since 2016 due to copyright issues, instead we show you another video from Corfu town taken with the help of a drone, the video has a length of 3 minutes too.
Marcelino kids fashion- Shop specialized in children’s clothing.
Marcelino kids fashionMarcelino kids fashion
We represent famous manufacturers specialized in children’s fashion.
Our store is located in Corfu, on the 2nd km of Paleokastritsa national road(at Potamos junction) and specializing in clothing trade for infants and children up to 14 years.
All our products are on our new website (eshop) from where there are available to all.
Marcelino kids fashion
2nd Km of Paleokastritsa national road(Potamos junction)
How they saw Corfu in the Middle Ages, a map of 1575
This map of Corfu of 1575 was designed like all medieval maps. According to the sources of that time and lots of imagination by Andre de Thevet (1516–1590).
Andre de Thevet (1516 – 23 November 1590) was a French Franciscan priest, explorer, cosmographer and writer who traveled to Brazil in the 16th century. He described the country, its aboriginal inhabitants and the historical episodes involved in the France Antarctique, a French settlement in Rio de Janeiro, in his book Singularities of France Antarctique.
It is a common characteristic of medieval maps that cities, fortresses as well as small islands are exaggerated and this map is no exception.
So we see otherworldly dimensions for the old fortress and generally for the city while the countryside proportion is too small, on the other side, all small rocks on the west coast have acquired enormous proportions!
While Vido island is five times bigger and climbed until Sinies, the rocks at Sivota Epirus are consolidated on an island larger than Paxos and almost touch the salt marshes of Lefkimi.
Porto Timoni in the north became a lagoon, St. George of Argirades became bay and some new islands are in the area of Arkoudilla cape, there are no islands in there but rather some rocks not bigger than a few square metres each that now are reefs.
Oh, and the Buxardo rock grew and could not fit either on Gouvia bay which is relatively very small.
The entire Kanoni can fit in the port of Mandraki at the old fort, the Antinioti lake didn’t exist, instead, Sidari was a big gulf.
We learn that Paleokastritsa had a dozen of small islands as well as the southwest coast had another dozen.
Lagoudia rocks in front of Chalikouna has enormous dimensions, almost larger than Paxos.
It is almost certain that the priest had never visited Corfu or came here only for a few days, a look from the ground level was enough to see immediately that everything on the map was far away from reality and it was funny.
However, such efforts were laudable and beautiful from an artistic point of view, medieval illustrations show us a lot of strange things and mainly entertain as today.
And despite our high banter mood, for not to be completely unfair with the Frenchman, at least we must admit that he gives us historical information relating to names, an example on this map is the confirmation of the origin of the name of Benitses, comes from the river that existed and was called Pinisa.
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
Explore this map of Corfu beaches, indexing each beach by type. From large sandy shores to secluded pebbly coves, and find the perfect spot for your visit.
A map of the Kavos area. The most popular tourist destination on the island among the young British tourists because of its rich and notorious nightlife
A map for the tourist area of Messonghi and Moraitika on the southeast side of Corfu. Some of the most touristic development villages of Corfu, with the only sandy beach of Corfu’s East seaside.
Benitses maps in large size showing in such detail all small roads, paths, and landscape, this map of Benitses is the only one that exists in such a size.
Explore this map of Corfu beaches, indexing each beach by type. From large sandy shores to secluded pebbly coves, and find the perfect spot for your visit.
A map of the Kavos area. The most popular tourist destination on the island among the young British tourists because of its rich and notorious nightlife
A map for the tourist area of Messonghi and Moraitika on the southeast side of Corfu. Some of the most touristic development villages of Corfu, with the only sandy beach of Corfu’s East seaside.
Benitses maps in large size showing in such detail all small roads, paths, and landscape, this map of Benitses is the only one that exists in such a size.
Explore this map of Corfu beaches, indexing each beach by type. From large sandy shores to secluded pebbly coves, and find the perfect spot for your visit.
Explore this map of Corfu beaches, indexing each beach by type. From large sandy shores to secluded pebbly coves, and find the perfect spot for your visit.
Mirtiotissa is located between the villages of Pelekas and Vatos, just next to cosmopolitan Glyfada beach on the western coast of the island, it looks isolated and safe place, one of the reasons that since the decade the 60s it has become the only beach in the island of Corfu where nudism was officially tolerated.
It was one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, at least, Gerald Durrell had described it as “The most beautiful beach on Earth“.
Reached by a steep path or by the sea, is a rather small sandy beach difficult to spot from the sea, separated from Glyfada beach by a thin but high rock.
It is one of the cleanest beaches in Corfu. No hotels, apartments, or restaurants on the beach so it remains natural and unspoiled by progress.
Why is the sand shrinking? Is it the end of Mirtiotissa as the famous nudist beach of Corfu?
Now you may wonder about this red (it was), well it is obvious from the pictures that this lovely beach is doomed by nature to disappear.
We have here an example of how nature slowly but continuously changes the face of the earth, the beach had shrunk to a degree that it cannot hold but a dozen people, comparing it with the decade of the 80s most of the sand had been washed away.
Is it a temporary phenomenon? or is something permanent and frustrating? As the images reveal, year by year, the sand is washed steadily, is this the death of Mirtiotissa, or maybe not?
There is a picture showing the beach 40 years ago, another picture with the beach in the 90s, and images of today which generally show the continuing shrinkage of the beach.
But perhaps it is not just so, some black-and-white photos of 1950 show that the same thing happened 65 years ago, the sand had subsided enough but then rebounded.
Below are some black and white photographs from 1950 that show that mother nature makes cycles and plays strange games.
We hope that the sand of Mirtiotissa Beach will recover soon
So, the sand may recover someday, but in the meantime, it is a good idea if someone does something to help a faster recovery, Glyfada has tons of sand and is just steps away … Some should consider this possibility.
Also, a couple of large rocks along and in continuity with the existing ones will help ensure that the lost sand is less than that coming.
The monastery of Mirtiotissa
Perched on a hill overlooking the beach, the Monastery of Mirtiotissa on Corfu is a spiritual haven with a history dating back to the 14th century. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the monastery, gave its name to the adjacent Mirtiotissa beach.
It features Byzantine-influenced architecture and timeless frescoes.
Constructed in the 15th century, the Monastery of Mirtiotissa’s exact founding date remains elusive. The inaugural Father, Daniel, hailing from Persia and a convert to Christianity, received a divine vision one night. The vision directed him to journey to the mountain of the Myrtles, promising the discovery of the Virgin Mary’s icon hidden within a cave.
Initially dismissing the vision, Daniel found himself compelled by a subsequent waking revelation. Determined, he embarked on a quest to locate these sacred places, seeking guidance from the local community. Through persistence and inquiry, he eventually uncovered the designated sites and fulfilled the divine directive by establishing the monastery in the chosen location.
Visitors ascending to the monastery are greeted by panoramic views of the coastline, adding to the serene atmosphere. Surrounded by blooming flowers and fragrant myrtle bushes, the courtyard offers a tranquil space for contemplation.
The monastery has long served as a retreat, witnessing generations of pilgrims seeking solace and reflection. With its connection to Mirtiotissa Beach, this sacred site weaves together the spiritual and natural beauty of Corfu, inviting visitors to explore both the depths of faith and the breathtaking vistas of the Ionian landscape.
Agios Ioannis Peristeron Beach is positioned along the eastern coast of Corfu, to the south of the island’s capital, Kerkyra, and approximately 3 km from Benitses.
Perama is located on the eastern side of Corfu, about seven kilometers south of the town of Corfu and just opposite the Mouse island and is connected with Kanoni by a pedestrian bridge.
Pelekas is perched high up on a hill, casting its gaze over the heart of Corfu. You can spot it from miles away, and trust me, the view is absolutely worth it.
Video showing the entire coastline of Corfu, the journey starts from Corfu town and goes to the north around the island.
Corfu is an island that has it all, a continent in miniature, with great and sudden changes in the landscape, high mountains, vast valleys(Ropa valley for instance), steep rocky shorelines, huge sandy beaches with wild beauty, crowded and small secluded beaches, small quiet coves and sites, large cosmopolitan tourist resorts.
And above all, this endless green everywhere, floating on the turquoise sea.
In this video, we see from above the specificity of Corfu town, a city that maintains unchanged its Venetian character.
We see small manifold beaches with calm tourist resorts on the northeast coast.
The change of scenery with the beaches of northern Corfu with amazing rock formations at Sidari and Peroulades, then the steep coast of northwestern Corfu interrupted by amazing bays of white sand.
And slowly as we go south again the landscape changes.
Here it is dominated by vast endless sandy beaches, with wild steep high rocks not to be absent though, especially in Asprokavos cape.
And finally, we can observe the south and east green side with the big tourist resorts and the calm blue sea.
But Corfu is not only the coast. There are also hidden treasures in all 138 villages in the interior of the island, We hope in another video to be able to show parts of this very interesting secret Corfu.
Update 9-2-2019
The video was really large, 90 minutes!
Unfortunately, we had to remove it due to copyright issues.
It actually stayed ‘on the air’ no more than a few days, it had tremendous success as it was watched by thousands every day.
It’s been almost three years and we haven’t been able yet to make our own video as we dreamed of.
The reasons are many, mainly is because, during the summer, which is the best time for this, all of our partners needed for such a difficult and time-consuming process are busy.
But we will try to make it in the future.
For the time being, you may watch another recent Dronakia’s video taken in the winter of 2019 over the Ionian Sea, showing among others several cruise ships that visit Corfu during the winter.
Flying with the DJI Inspire 1 from the Anemomylos area, continuing over the bay of Garitsa and the Republic Avenue, and through the Agoniston polytechnic Street, we reach the top of the Tower of Land at the old fortress of Corfu.
The pilot is Christos Servos.
It is winter of 2015-16, but weather conditions are like summer.
The source of the video is the channel of Cris Servos on YouTube
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 manor 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 manor.
San Stefano and the farm passed by marriage into the Flamburiari family, and more recently was given as a dowry when Lily Flamburiari (the current owners’ grandmother) married Petros Manessis.
It has a unique place in the History of Corfu as the visitors’ books show.
Amongst them was Elizabeth of Austria and Kaiser Wilhelm 2nd, a photo on the landing is a gift from Queen Alexandra.
More recently Vivien Leigh, Roger Furse, Gerald Durrell, and notables in many fields have enjoyed a drink on the balcony whilst watching the sunset.
British High Commissioner Sir Frederick Adam stayed in the house while supervising the construction of the waterworks which finally supplied Corfu Town with mains water (around 1850).
The furniture shows the family links with Venice, Greece, England, and India (where Lily Flamburiari was born in 1896).
The present generation has a cosmopolitan inheritance on both sides, as Petros Manessis mother Sofia was the daughter of a notable Victorian philosopher-diplomat Sir Peter Vraila-Armeni, who gave Elizabeth of Austria his villa at Gastouri which enabled her to build the Achilleon Palace.
He was a highly respected Greek ambassador in St Petersburg and at the Court of St James – indeed when he died Queen Victoria was so upset that she instructed one of her warships to bring his body home to Greece.
The house now has been renovated so that you can enjoy it too!
It is available to rent as a whole, suitable for a large family or group of friends.
It is also the perfect venue for celebrations – weddings, anniversary parties, etc., and groups of people sharing an interest.
It is set in five acres of land – citrus trees, olive groves, and gardens so there is total privacy, and they can be enjoyed by everyone staying at the house.
The views are spectacular, looking across the Corfu Channel to mainland Greece.
In front of the house is the private chapel of St Stephen, and to the side are the old farm buildings, with an interesting history of their own, as over the centuries they have been rented to monks, nuns (the aunt of Tsar Nicholas 2nd brought her nuns there and donated a fine icon to the church).
During the first world war, they housed the British staff of a field hospital.
Don’t miss the chance to explore the old historical pictures of the house on this page.
Our aim is for you to love our house, and our beautiful island.
We will do our best to help you do this, and delight in helping you to discover the secrets which make Corfu so special.
For prices you can call the owner, Mrs Jan Manesis, Phone 0030 26610 72216 – Mobile 0030 6985030290 – Address PO Box 59 Vrioni, Corfu 49084, Greece
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.
Knocking On Heaven’s Door with Guns N’ Roses… from the skies mixed with the sound from the drone’s motor, morning above the Chalikounas beach at the southwest of the island.
Fortunately, that plug hanging did not adversely affect the smooth flight of the drone, but that was in 2013 and since then many things have changed and improved…
Source of the video is the channel of Cris Servos at youtube
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