Corfu's Best Beaches

Corfu's coastline features the double-sided bay of Porto Timoni, reachable by boat or hike, and the Canal d'Amour's sandstone formations in Sidari. The west coast offers sandy stretches like Glyfada and the nudist-friendly Myrtiotissa, while the northeast is characterized by pebble beaches such as Barbati and Kaminaki. Southern options include the secluded Arkoudilas, known for its clay cliffs and quiet atmosphere.

Porto Timoni

Double-sided bay near Afionas village. Two beaches separated by a narrow strip of land, accessible via a steep downhill trail or water taxi.

Myrtiotissa beach

A small beach shielded with Ai Giorgis mountain. One of a few nudist friendly beaches in Corfu, with relaxed atmosphere.

Agios Gordios beach

Agios Gordios known locally as Ai Gordis is a local community and a holiday resort village on the west coast of the Greek island of Corfu.

Sidari Beach

Located on the northern coast, featuring shallow waters and the nearby Canal d'Amour, characterized by unique sandstone rock formations and sea caves.

Agios Spiridon Beach

Sandy beach situated between Kassiopi and Acharavi, adjacent to the Antinioti Lagoon nature reserve. Known for shallow, calm waters.

Arkoudilas Beach

Secluded sandy beach at the southern tip of Corfu, surrounded by high clay cliffs. Accessible via a dirt road from Kavos.

Pagi Agios Georgios

Horseshoe-shaped bay on the northwest coast. Features a wide sandy shore and deep waters, often used for windsurfing and sailing.

Bataria

Small pebble beach in Kassiopi. Features clear turquoise water and views of the Albanian coastline across the Ionian Sea.

Barbati Beach

Long shingle beach at the foot of Mount Pantokrator. Known for its white pebbles and transparent water, offering views toward Corfu Town.

Glyfada beach

Wide sandy beach on the west coast, bordered by pine-covered cliffs. Known for its sunset views and shallow seabed.

Moraitika Beach

Shallow sandy beach on the southeast coast, where the Messonghi River meets the sea.

Liniodoros

Secluded gravel beach on the west coast, primarily accessible by boat. Features deep, cold waters and no facilities.

Kaminaki Beach

Small, quiet pebble beach located in a steep-sided bay between Nissaki and Agni. Accessible via a narrow, winding road.