Viewpoints and caves in Corfu

Corfu’s diverse landscape features dramatic geological formations and elevated vistas. Mount Pantokrator, the island's highest peak at 906 meters, provides views across to Albania, while Cape Drastis showcases sculpted limestone cliffs on the northern coast. The Cave of Anthropograva near Loutses offers insight into the island's subterranean geology. Coastal viewpoints like Bella Vista above Lakones overlook the bays of Paleokastritsa, and the Sunset Viewpoint near Afionas provides clear sightlines over the Ionian Sea.

Corfu Viewpoints and Caves — Map

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Cape Drastis

The northernmost point of Corfu, featuring dramatic white limestone cliffs and sea caves. Accessible via a steep path from Avliotes, the site overlooks the Ionian Sea and the Diapontia Islands.

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Pantokrator

Mount Pantokrator is a mountain located in north-eastern Corfu. At 906 metres, it is the highest mountain on the island.

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Bella Vista

Located above the village of Lakones, this vantage point offers panoramic views of the five bays and the monastery of Paleokastritsa.

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Sunset Viewpoint

High-altitude viewpoint near the village of Afionas, overlooking the Ionian Sea and the twin bays of Porto Timoni.

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Cave of Anthropograva

A large cave located near the village of Loutses on Mount Pantokrator. It features significant stalactite formations and has served as a shelter throughout various historical periods.

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Cave

Coastal cave located near Liapades, accessible by boat or via hiking trails from the surrounding beaches.

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