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Busy resort beach on the north coast, famous for the sandstone cliffs and coves shaped by the sea. Shallow, warm water makes it popular with families.

Tiny sandy coves between dramatic sandstone rock formations in Sidari. Legend says couples who swim through the channel stay together forever.

Small, quiet cove just west of Sidari, reached down a path and framed by striking eroded cliffs.

Long, relaxed sandy beach in a resort village, with shallow water and tavernas along the shore.

One of the longest beaches on the north coast, with fine sand, shallow water and plenty of space even in August.

Low-key beach on the north coast with views across to Albania and a couple of tavernas; rarely crowded.

A long, wild stretch of sand near the Antinioti lagoon – one of the quietest beaches in the north.

Sandy bay on the northeastern tip next to the Antinioti lagoon nature reserve, with calm, shallow water.

A unique double beach on a narrow isthmus near Afionas, reached by a hike of about 30 minutes.

Long, wide sandy bay on the northwest coast framed by cliffs, with watersports and tavernas.

Laid-back sandy beach on the northwest coast with views of the Diapontia islands.

Long sandy beach on the northwest coast with shallow water and spectacular sunsets.

Narrow beach under towering clay cliffs – one of the best sunset spots on the island.

Wide sandy bay framed by green hills and dramatic rock formations, with great sunsets.

Sandy beach below the hilltop village of Pelekas, lively with watersports and beach bars.

One of Corfu's most famous beaches: a long stretch of golden sand below green cliffs, lively in summer.

Beautiful, secluded sandy beach under steep cliffs, reached by a steep walk down.

Pebble bay at a small river mouth on the west coast, said to be where Odysseus met Nausicaa.

Hidden pebble cove on the west coast reached by a rough track – unspoiled and quiet.

Stunning secluded cove near Liapades with turquoise water, reached on foot through olive groves or by boat.

Sheltered bay with clear water near Paleokastritsa, with sunbeds and a taverna.

Corfu's most iconic bay: small beaches below the monastery with turquoise water and boat trips to the sea caves.

Small beach by the harbour in Paleokastritsa, where boat tours to the sea caves depart.

Sweeping sand dunes backed by the Korission lagoon – a protected natural area and a favourite spot for windsurfing.

Very long sandy beach on the southwest coast with shallow water and plenty of space.

Wild beach between the sea and the Korission lagoon; the steady wind makes it a top kitesurfing spot.

Small, secluded coves near the Korission lagoon with a taverna on the cliff above.

Remote sandy beach with almost no development, reached by a narrow road – very quiet.

Quiet west-coast beach with a few tavernas and great sunsets.

Sandy beach at a river mouth near Lefkimmi, shallow and peaceful with a local feel.

Long sandy beach in Corfu's party resort at the southern tip, with lively bars and watersports.

Wild sandy beach below the ruins of the Arkoudilas monastery, reached by a dirt road through the forest.

Small, remote sandy beach on the south coast with few facilities and lots of peace.

Wide sandy beach below the village of Perivoli – spacious and uncrowded.

Long sandy beach on the south coast with shallow water and a few beach bars.

Wide sandy beach with shallow water and sunbeds, popular with families on the south coast.

Long, narrow pebble beach alongside the coast road in a lively resort, with watersports and bars.

Tree-lined resort beach with beach bars and watersports, close to Corfu Town.

Small beaches in sheltered Gouvia bay near the marina, just minutes from Corfu Town.

Former fishing village south of Corfu Town with a pebble beach and a pleasant seafront promenade.

Long east-coast beach in a resort area with shallow water and plenty of amenities.

Relaxed beach where the Messongi river meets the sea, popular with families for its shallow water.

Quiet fishing hamlet in the southeast known for its fish tavernas and calm water.

Small fishing harbour with a little beach and seafood tavernas – calm and authentic.

Pebble beach just outside the harbour village of Kassiopi, with clear water and views across to Albania.

Pretty pebble cove below Kassiopi's castle, known for its crystal-clear turquoise water.

Wide pebble bay near Kassiopi, a favourite for windsurfing when the afternoon breeze picks up.

Secluded pebble cove on the northeast coast reached by a dirt track, surrounded by olive groves and cypresses.

Picturesque bay with a small fishing village, once home to writer Lawrence Durrell; calm water and waterfront tavernas.

Small pebble cove famous for its waterfront tavernas – many visitors arrive by boat.

Quiet pebble cove between Agni and Kaminaki with very clear water, ideal for snorkelling.

Small, pretty pebble bay with crystal-clear water and boat hire; parking is very limited.

Pebble cove below the village of Nissaki with calm water and a waterfront taverna.

Long pebble beach below Mount Pantokrator with calm, deep-blue water and watersports.