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Corfu Beaches
Agni : a unique cove slightly before Kalami which has
remained untouched. Two of the three tavernas are 100 years old
and have been there since the bay acted as a port of call for
boats which came to Corfu long before the road was built. It is
a lovely beach and there are a lot of opportunities for walking
in the region.
Aharavi : to the east of Roda, it is a much quieter beach. It is usually very windy there and the water feels colder than elsewhere.
Sidari : 8 kilometers to the west of Roda. A beautiful fine sandy beach, interspersed with rocky outcrops forming sea cheannels which have earned it the name 'canal d'amour'.
Glyfada : a beautiful beach nestling between high rocks. It is an attractive spot but it can be crowded since there is a free bus from Pelekas.
Myrtiotissa : a little further from Glyfada, this is a lovely beach. It is quite a walk to get there (no car access) so not many people make the effort. You may also find nudists there. Agios Gordios : a lovely sandy beach to the south of Sinarades. The view on arrival is magnificent : the blue of the sea, the ochre of the cliffs soaring up from it and the distant pyramid of rock rising from the water.
Agios Georgios : a long beach backed by some strange, almost solid sand dunes, providing shade when it gets really hot.
Kavos : on the southern tip of the island. A rather crowded beach with many cafe-bars with swimming pools. |
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