Editor's Choice Destinations

This selection features diverse Ionian and Peloponnesian landmarks, ranging from the semicircular Voidokilia Beach to the 14th-century abandoned stone houses of Old Perithia. Cultural sites include the Banknote Museum’s currency collection in Corfu and the Dionysios Solomos Museum in Zakynthos, dedicated to Greece’s national poet. Natural highlights include the sculpted white clay cliffs of Cape Drastis and the clear waters of Pelekas Beach.

Voidokilia Beach

Voidokilia Beach is a popular beach in Messinia in the Mediterranean area.

Banknote Museum

The Banknote Museum of Alpha Bank is a museum located in Corfu, Greece.

Cape Drastis

The northernmost point of Corfu, characterized by sculpted white clay cliffs and sea caves. It is accessible via a steep dirt track or by boat from Sidari.

Dionysios Solomos Museum

Located in Zakynthos, this museum is dedicated to the national poet of Greece. It houses manuscripts, portraits, and personal belongings of Solomos and other prominent local figures.

Old Perithia

A deserted village located between Kassiopi and Acharavi. Buildings from 14th century are abandoned yet still there for you to explore.

Pelekas Beach

Resort popular with backpackers has a long sandy beach. The water is clear and the waves may be a little more rough.