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Issos is one of Corfu’s most distinctive natural beaches. A broad expanse of golden sand and dunes separates the Ionian Sea from Korission Lagoon, forming a protected landscape that feels..

Agios Gordios lies in a dramatic bay surrounded by forested hills, with the Ortholithi sea stack rising near the southern end. Its long shoreline and open Ionian views create one..

Kontogialos, also known as Pelekas Beach, is a long west-coast beach with fine sand and a gradually sloping seabed. Once associated with the island’s 1970s traveller culture, it has developed..

Dassia is a long, accessible beach on Corfu’s east coast, backed by greenery and tourist facilities. Its sheltered position generally brings calm water, while the gradual entry into the sea..

The Royal Baths of Mon Repos are located on the southern side of Garitsa Bay, close to the wooded Mon Repos estate. This small historic bathing spot has long been..

Ipsos Beach follows a long bay on Corfu’s northeast coast, with views across the Ionian Sea towards the mountains of mainland Greece and Albania. The narrow shoreline is formed mainly..

Paleokastritsa is not a single beach but a striking coastal area formed by six bays and a collection of sandy and pebbled coves. Steep, densely vegetated hills surround clear turquoise..

Barbati is a long white-pebble beach beneath the imposing slopes of Mount Pantokrator. Its transparent blue water and mountainous backdrop make it one of the most distinctive beaches on Corfu’s..

Glyfada is one of Corfu’s best-known sandy beaches. A broad stretch of fine golden sand lies below pine- and olive-covered hills, while the open western aspect gives the sea its..

Agios Georgios Pagon stretches around a wide horseshoe-shaped bay on the northwest coast. Its long sandy shoreline, green hills and generous sense of space make it an excellent choice for..