Agios Spyridon (North) Beach

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

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Agios Spyridon (North) beach guide

Agios Spyridon is a sandy beach on Corfu's northeast tip, between Kassiopi and Acharavi. A thin strip of land separates it from the Antinioti lagoon, a protected wetland, and the lagoon's eastern outlet reaches the sea at the beach.

The water is shallow and usually calm, with soft sand underfoot, which makes it a good choice for families with young children. There are sunbeds, umbrellas and showers, and a few tavernas nearby.

Walkers can follow a path from the lagoon through the woods towards Almyros.

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About Agios Spyridon (North)

Is Agios Spyridon (North) a sandy beach?
Yes, Agios Spyridon (North) is a sandy beach. Facilities: sunbeds, taverna, family friendly, and unspoiled nature.
Is it easy to park at Agios Spyridon (North)?
Free parking. There's usually space, even in high season. You can drive right up to the beach.
When is Agios Spyridon (North) least crowded?
It gets busy around midday in July and August; mornings and late afternoons are calmer. Outside June–September it's quiet all day.
Which wind is best for swimming at Agios Spyridon (North)?
The beach faces north, so it's calmest when the wind blows from the south and gets waves when it blows from the north.