Blue eye Paleokastritsa
In this cave you can see fish on the surface of the sea, take photos or feed them
Caves Paleokastritsa
The caves of Paleokastritsa are a hidden gem on Corfu’s western coast, accessible only by boat. These sea caves feature striking rock formations, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and enchanting reflections of light. A boat tour through the caves offers a magical experience, perfect for nature lovers and adventurous travelers alike.
Limni Beach
In the enchanting area of Paleokastritsa, near Ermones, you will come across the beautiful double beach called Limni. The island of Corfu keeps its mysteries well hidden; this unique double beach, Limni is definately worth exploring.
Paradise Beach
It’s not called Paradise Beach by accident! Chomoi Beach is its Greek name and the pictures taken of this beach never do it justice. It is one of Corfu’s jewels that is not easy to get to. No one can deny, that the name “Paradise” can describe the crystal clear waters, the rocky formations and the pebbles that cover this beautiful shore. This beach is a little taste of heaven on earth. It is located right behind the village of Liapades. The only way to get there is by boat. There is no way to get down through the mountains, meaning there won’t be too many people here. Its turquoise waters have been awarded with a Blue Flag and you can only explore and reach it by a boat.
Rovinia Beach
Rovinia Beach is one of the most stunning and secluded beaches on Corfu, located on the western side of the island near the village of Liapades. It is renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs, and natural beauty, making it a favorite spot for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque beach experience. The beach itself is a mix of pebbles and sand, surrounded by lush greenery. It is often less crowded due to its somewhat hidden location, which requires a short hike to reach.
Antipsos
The secret beach with the stalactites! The beautiful Antipsos Beach located just beyond the main beach in Ermones, is known for its calm atmosphere and crystal-clear waters. It is small, picturesque with white sand and pebbles, surrounded by green hills and pine trees that stretch almost to the shoreline. Antipsos Beach is ideal for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty, as it is less touristy than many other beaches in Corfu.
Gyali Beach
Gyali is the most beautiful beach in Corfu, located on the eastern side of the island near the village of Giannades. It is known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and natural beauty. The beach is relatively quiet and secluded, with pebbles and a small patch of sand, offering a more peaceful atmosphere compared to other beaches on the island. Gyali Beach is perfect for those seeking tranquility and serenity, as its somewhat difficult access helps keep mass tourism at bay. Surrounded by lush greenery, this small but picturesque beach is also popular for swimming and diving thanks to its clear waters. It offers a relaxing escape for visitors looking to enjoy nature and a calm environment.
Iliodoros Beach
Iliodoros or Liniodoros beach is a small beach with white pebbles and sand, amid lush olive grove. A very silent and 100% virgin beach with crystal clear waters that will definitely refresh your body and soul!
Stelari Beach
The beach is secluded and unspoiled, but in recent years it has also featured sunbeds, umbrellas, and a cantina boat offering snacks and drinks. However, it's a good idea to come prepared, as there are no shady areas at all. Wild rocks lead down to a beautiful pebbly beach with crystal-clear, relatively cold waters. Stelari Beach, like the surrounding beaches, offers absolute relaxation and is an ideal choice for couples and lovers of the wild beauty found in Corfu’s natural landscape.