Is there a beach at Corfu Old Town?

Corfu town has some beaches, but they are not as beautiful as the rest of Corfu. In the city centre there are two mini-beaches directly next to each other. They are very popular with the locals because they are never overcrowded. Faliraki Beach isn't really a beach at all.



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Old Fortress Corfu After exploring inside the Fort, finish on the eastern side. Next to the Corfu sailing club you will find a little secluded spot to swim. It has nice clear waters and a view of the island Vidos.

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Corfu Town is located approximately 3 km far from Corfu port so you can walk from Corfu Town to Corfu port in almost 30 minutes.

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If you are on holiday in Corfu we would definitely recommend making time for an evening in Corfu old town. Plenty to see and do in a beautiful setting.

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The cleanliness and tranquility of Arillas Beach, along with its calm, serene waters also make it a great place to start your adventure when visiting the nudist beaches of Corfu. The naturist section of the beach can easily be found by turning right once you have arrived at the beach.

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Try this 4.4-mile loop trail near Corfu, Corfu. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 29 min to complete. This is a very popular area for walking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring.

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Located on the north-west coast of Corfu, the village of Paleokastrítsa is considered to be the most beautiful on the island. Nestled in a rocky bay with steep cliffs, it enjoys an ideal location in the Ionian Sea.

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Glyfada Beach is only a 30-minute drive from your cruise ship! Located on the west coast of Corfu, Glyfada is a very well organized sandy beach, offering a wide range of facilities including sunbeds and umbrellas, water sports facilities, little shops and beach bars.

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Best beaches in Corfu These include Sidari, Paleokastritsa, Glyfada, Acharavi, and Kassiopi. To the south, there are stretches of beach in Benitses and Kavos, which is one of the most popular party towns in Corfu.

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Buses are the best option for visitors who wish to move around on a budget. Two kinds of buses are available in Corfu - the city buses (blue-colored) and the intercity buses (green-colored). They reach most areas of the island, including the most touristy beaches and villages, the airport and the ports.

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Rovinia Beach, west coast A secluded shingle beach in the Corfu village of Liapades, Rovinia is by far one of the island's prettiest (and fast becoming one of its most popular thanks to social media). Pine-strewn mountains provide a breathtaking backdrop, while glassy blue-green waters make a dip utterly irresistible.

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Kavos. If you love to party, Kavos is probably the best place for you to stay in Corfu. This popular resort town sits in southern Corfu and is a popular spot for British tourists. Kavos is also a good spot for budget travelers, as you'll find some of Corfu's cheapest accommodation options here.

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Corfu is famous for its charming architecture as it features a cluster of colorful buildings dated back to the Venetian period. The island's historic town is a cultural UNESCO World Heritage Site and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and elegant ones worldwide.

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If you're looking for an action-packed vacation with plenty of activities on offer, then Crete is definitely the place to be. However, if you're after a more relaxed holiday where you can simply enjoy some time in the sun, then Corfu could be a better option.

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Corfu is a splendid party destination and one of the ideal holiday destinations across Greece. There are so many decent choices throughout the island for you to make for an enjoyable evening. So many lounge bars, beach clubs, and discos for all tastes, with different music options, stay open until midnight.

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Corfu is well-known as the perfect Mediterranean destination for luxury holidays.

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Corfu Town beaches are not too many but there are still excellent swimming spots if you know where to look at.

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The best way to get around Corfu is by bus or on foot. Renting a car is also an option if you're itching to explore the island and want more flexiblility. If you just plan on lounging by the beach your whole vacation or are staying central to Corfu Town, your own two feet should suffice.

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