Take a dip against a backdrop of lush green pine trees.
Paleokastritsa, composed of a series of coves, never fails to enchant locals and tourists. Agia Triada and Alipas beaches are favourites.
Barbati is a large Blue-Flag beach that’s popular with families.
Visit this sandy beach as it’s popular with families.
Lush dark sand and blue-green waters invite you to enjoy a quiet swim.
Corfu’s most popular beach, it offers all the services associated with its Blue-Flag status.
This quiet cove offers crystal-clear waters and the opportunity for a relaxing swim.
This beautiful beach is surrounded by olive groves and pine trees and leads to secluded coves.
This hidden gem awaits you – go for a swim at sunset.
If you like sandy beaches with a lot of action and water sports, this beach is for you.
You can swim to a small island opposite this beach if you’re adventurous or go for a dip after birdwatching at the Lagoon.
This is one of Corfu’s most beautiful beaches. Hugged by low hills, the traditional fishing village of Gardenos on the southwest coast boasts an idyllic sandy beach which has become a closely-guarded secret among the locals. Although the sea is shallow, currents can be strong so caution is warranted.
This organised sandy beach is a favourite for water-sports fans.
