KASSIOPI
Discover the Charms of NEARBY VILLAGE Kassiopi
The village of Kassiopi lies just a short walk from Villa Zografia, on Corfu’s northeastern coast. Its rich history is reflected in the Byzantine castle ruins that look down on the harbour below. Kassiopi boasts a vibrant selection of local shops including bakeries and fresh produce. Surrounding the scenic harbour you will find bars and restaurants serving fresh fish and the classic Greek Souvlaki. The small marina is the jumping off point for voyages to the rest of Corfu and nearby islands.
Kassiopi: 10-minute walk
BEACHES
Corfu's Coastal Charms: Coves, Cliffs, and Sunsets
Corfu’s Northeastern coast features many small beaches in sheltered coves, some exclusively accessible by boat. The West coast facing Italy is dominated by sheer cliffs and long stretches of soft sand. This is the coast to enjoy stunning sunsets. In the North you’ll find the breathtaking scenery of the Canal D’Amour. Sandstone cliffs have weathered into a narrow canal formation with many sculptural sea caves. Bathers here gather the clay deposits as a detoxifying natural beauty treatment.
Soukia Beach: 2-minute walk
FOOD AND WINE
Experience THE ISLAND's Rich Gastronomic Heritage
Corfu’s history as a Venetian outpost provides a culinary twist on rustic Greek cuisine. Bourdeto, Sofrito and Patsitsada are among the fragrant local specialties unique to the island. Alongside authentic tavernas, Corfu boasts many attractions for the gastronomic set. Michelin starred chef Ettore Botrini presents fine dining at his restaurant Etrusco. Nestled in Corfu old town you can find the best macaron in Greece. Or visit Papagiorgios for homemade gelato sold from the same spot since 1924.
Restaurants, bars and supermarkets: 10-minute walk
CORFU OLD TOWN
Discover Corfu Old Town
The charm of Corfu old town has seduced visitors for centuries and remains undimmed. No trip is complete without a stroll along the elegant Spianada square, taking in views of the Venetian Fort, before dropping into a pavement cafe under the Napoleonic arches of the Liston. The old town’s maze of narrow cobbled streets provides respite from the midday sun and hours of shopping possibilities in small boutiques. The grand palace of St Michael & St George hosts a fine collection of Asian Art.
Corfu Town & airport: 36km
CORFU island
Exploring Hidden Gems: Kaiser’s Throne to Old Perithia
Not far from the capital, the landmark of Kaiser’s Throne provides breathtaking views of the entire island. Southern Corfu is home to Lake Korission, a large lagoon separated from the sea by a narrow stretch of dunes and sandy beaches. A haven for wildlife and for beach-seekers looking for privacy along the kilometres of sand. Ascending the hills in the North you will find the romantic abandoned village of Old Perithia with its picturesque ruins and handful of tavernas offering mountain views.
