The beautiful coastal settlement of Barbati is situated 17 km north of Corfu Town. It lies around the natural bay, and has one of the most impressive beaches of Corfu, huged by the lush green forests and verdurous hills. The beach itself is quite inviting for its crystalline waters and the white shiny pebbles. In the past it was actually awarded with the Blue Flag for its cleanness and organization. At the beach you will find plenty of sunbeds, umbrellas and watersports facilities. Small tour boats are also available for a short and exciting trip to the nearby bays. Taverns and bars dominate the wider area serving delicious Corfiot dishes and cold drinks.

Kalami is considered one of Corfu’s most picturesque spots located 30km from the main town. The beach that lies in front of the settlement comprises white shiny pebbles and turquoise waters. Kalami beach is famous worldwide as its unspoiled landscape inspired the English author Lawrence Darrell for his novel Prospero’s cell. The beach has been awarded the Blue Flag for its cleanness and organization and it offers a wide variety of water sport activities for those looking for a fun vacation. Numerous facilities are available like sunbeds and umbrellas for a comfortable day at the beach. The beach is surrounded by vast vegetation and lush green forests that attract many visitors.

The village of Kassiopi lies 38 km north of Corfu Town, opposite the Albanian coasts. This small picturesque fishing village counts 1200 inhabitants and is dominated by a Roman fortress, near where it is believed that the Emperor Nero once stood. Today, Kassiopi is a cosmopolitan town with several taverns, cafes, bars and facilities offering accomondation. There are numerous bays around the village. Coming from the west, the beaches are tiny, windy, full of loungers and not very pleasant. Behind them at the main road you will find the usual resort shops and many cafes. The headland contains nicer pebbly beaches, where water sports are available as well as an abandoned castle to visit. Beyond this is a small fishing port that retains its picturesque character.

Kouloura is a picturesque fishing village located 30 km south of Corfu town and 7km from the beautiful village of Kalami. The area is recognized by its undulating lush tree forests and the wonderful crystalline bay. Kouloura is arguably one of the most attractive coves of the Ionian island with small pebbles and an amazing surrounding. The area is well-sheltered creating a feeling of total privacy. Despite its small size, sunbeds cover the biggest part of the beach whereas trees offer a nice alternative inviting you to relax under the cool shade. At the right side of the beach is the picturesque port where several boats moor. This idyllic beach offers a great swimming experience and quite pleasant moments. A couple of taverns are found within a short walking distance from the natural bay.

Avlaki Beach is located about 37 km to the north of Corfu Town, between the villages of Agios Stefanos and Kassiopi. Avlaki is a quiet beach, an ideal destination for families. The beach has sunbeds and a few taverns with delicious local food. In the afternoon, a northern sea breeze enters the beach, swipping the heat away. The beach promises a lot of scope for water sports, such as sailing and canoeing. Boats are also available for hire. Small cruise boats will take you to the nearby bays. Avlaki Beach is equipped with all the basic facilities for tourists such as showers, toilets and changing rooms. Parking facilities are provided on the opposite side or at the end of the beach.

Kerasia is one of the most picturesque and beautiful beaches of Corfu located 37 km away from the main town. It combines the crystal clear waters, the idyllic lush green landscape and the stunning coves that make an ideal destination for the summer holidays. Despite its close proximity to the cosmopolitan settlement of Kassiopi, the beach keeps a rather low profile. The small pebbled beach that lies around the crystalline bay offers some loungers and umbrellas and a perfect view to the Albanian coasts. Kerasia is ideal for the nature lovers and those who want to spend some relaxing moments away from the noisy crowds.