Corfu

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Paleokastritsa is a well-known and touristic village and it is impossible not to visit it. Its beach is very beautiful with clear blue waters, but it is quite small. It would be better to visit it in the morning both to find a place to sit and to find parking. It is an organized beach and parallel around it there are taverns where after your morning bath you can enjoy your food with a view of one of the most famous beaches of the island.

Rovinia is my favorite beach. This is a beach not so well known to tourists. White pebbles and crystal blue waters are the elements that characterize it. Access is by car, but the road that leads to it is quite downhill and steep. There are two private parking lots where you can leave your car and continue the descent on foot. There is no natural shade on the beach so it would be good to have your own umbrella.

Porto Timoni is one of my favorite beaches. Here, according to the myth, Odysseus met Nausicaa. It is actually a double beach, which for years has been a nuisance to the public. With the advent of the internet, it began to be known in the news media of the whole world. There are two ways to access this beach, either on foot, which I do not recommend for safety reasons, or by sea with floating boats. Since this is an unorganized beach, it would be good to carry an umbrella, mat and plenty of cold water with you.

Canal d'Amour is one of the most famous beaches of Corfu. One could say that it refers to the Sarakiniko of the mill. The truth is that I would not recommend this beach in case the weather is unsettled and windy, it will certainly not enjoy the strong winds combined with sand. Prefer morning hours and good weather.

For those who like diving and cocktails, La Grotta is the ideal place. This is a bar above the arms. Here you can enjoy the view of the endless blue while drinking your cocktails or nibbling something light. You can dive from the wooden platforms of the bar or spread your towel over your arms and sunbathe.