North Corfu
Long, shallow sandy beaches and the famous sandstone formations of Sidari. Great for families; the north coast gets choppy when the wind blows from the north.
Beaches (12)
Loading live conditions…- Sidari
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.
- Canal d'Amour
Tiny sandy coves between dramatic sandstone rock formations in Sidari. Legend says couples who swim through the channel stay together forever.
- Apotripiti
Small, quiet cove just west of Sidari, reached down a path and framed by striking eroded cliffs.
- Roda
Long, relaxed sandy beach in a resort village, with shallow water and tavernas along the shore.
- Acharavi
One of the longest beaches on the north coast, with fine sand, shallow water and plenty of space even in August.
- Astrakeri
Low-key beach on the north coast with views across to Albania and a couple of tavernas; rarely crowded.
- Almyros
A long, wild stretch of sand near the Antinioti lagoon – one of the quietest beaches in the north.
- Agios Spyridon (North)
Sandy bay on the northeastern tip next to the Antinioti lagoon nature reserve, with calm, shallow water.
- Apraos (Kalamaki)
Calm sandy bay on the north coast between Kassiopi and Agios Spyridon, with shallow water that suits children and few crowds.
- Gialos (Karousades)
Long, narrow strip of pebbles and sand under crumbling clay cliffs near Karousades, with shallow water and no facilities. Rarely more than a handful of people.
- Antinioti West
Rocky beach beside a pine wood west of the Antinioti lagoon, reached on a longish walk. Quiet and popular with naturists.
- Gialiskari
Wild pebble beach below green hills with the Albanian mountains opposite. Leave the car before the bridge and walk about 10 minutes; no tavernas or bars.