Destinations

Relax and recharge in the serene beauty of Agios Stefanos, Avliotes

Agios Stefanos

Discover the beauty of Agios Stefanos, Avliotes- a picturesque village with crystal-clear waters, traditional tavernas, and stunning views of the Ionian Sea on the north-eastern coast of the island of Corfu, 38 kilometers from Corfu town. Explore the village or relax on the sandy beach while enjoying warm Mediterranean weather. And don’t miss the chance to explore the beauty of the Ionian Sea with Pegasus and Konstantinos A. vessels, which offer unforgettable day trips from the port of Agios Stefanos. So, grab your sunscreen, put on your shades, and get ready for an adventure!

Discover Diaplo's stunning rocky coastline and crystal clear waters

Diaplo - Diakopto Islets

Located northwest of Corfu Island in the Ionian Sea, Diaplo is one of the small and uninhabited islands in the Diapontia archipelago. Positioned between Othonoi and Mathraki islands, Diaplo boasts a stunning rocky coastline and clear waters that offer a picturesque view during your trip to the Diapontia Islands. As part of our tour, we make a brief stop at the island, giving guests the chance to soak in its natural beauty and take a dip in the pristine waters. Just a 15-minute journey from Agios Stefanos, guests can enjoy diving from the boat and swimming in the crystal-clear waters.

Escape to the untouched paradise of Mathraki island

Mathraki Island

Mathraki Island is a peaceful destination in the Ionian Sea & the smallest of the Diapontia Islands, with a population of just over 50 people. The island’s unspoiled natural beauty and tranquil surroundings provide a perfect escape from the more popular tourist spots. The coastline offers rocky cliffs, secluded coves, and clear waters that are ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and diving. Visitors can explore the olive groves and wildflowers that adorn the landscape and enjoy traditional Greek coffee at a local kafeneio. There are two tavernas on the island, one at the harbour and the other a few minutes’ drive to a beautiful part of the beach. The island is known for its 2-kilometer-long sandy beach, Fiki bay you can access by scrambling down various paths. The island is accessible on foot, with a single road leading to most locations. Although you can circle the entire island in 3-4 hours, the temptation to wander is too great to resist! The hillsides provide a magnificent view of the island’s clusters of houses, churches, beaches, and harbour, making it a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful and relaxing vacation.

Discover the hidden gem of the Diapontia with Othonoi island

Othoni Island- Aspri Ammos - Calypsos Cave

Othoni is a beautiful and peaceful island located in the north western part of Greece, in the Ionian Sea. It is the largest of the three Diapontia Islands and has a unique character that sets it apart from other tourist destinations. The island is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, magnificent beaches, and breathtaking landscapes that attract tourists from all over the world. The main village of Othoni, called Ammos, is a picturesque settlement that offers visitors the chance to experience the traditional Greek way of life. The island’s rich history is reflected in the Venetian castle and lighthouse, which are both worth seeing. Othoni is an ideal destination for those seeking peace and tranquillity, as the island is relatively unspoiled by mass tourism. With its laid-back atmosphere, stunning scenery, and warm hospitality, Othoni is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The beach is equipped with a variety of tourist facilities, including beachside cafes and tavernas serving fresh seafood and local delicacies. Another stunning beach accessible only by boat is Aspri Ammos (White Sand beach) with crystal-clear waters and a long stretch of white sand. Additionally Calypsos cave, where Calypso allegedly held Odysseus captive located nearby, is a must-see attraction. With its fascinating history and stunning rock formations, Calypsos cave is a true gem of the island. After an unforgettable swim in Aspri Ammos beach, we will venture to Ammos, where guests can appreciate the island’s beauty.

Unwind in the tranquil beauty of OTHONI HIDDEN GEMS

Calypso's Cave

Calypso’s Cave, a location steeped in legend, is widely believed to be the same cave mentioned in the epic tale of The Odyssey. According to the myth,there existed an island owned by the nymph Calypso, the daughter of Atlas,who lived in a cave. This enchanting cave served as the dwelling where the nymph Calypso held the hero Odysseus captive for a duration of seven years, following a violent shipwreck caused by a mighty storm. The island was referred to as “Ogygia” by Homer, and it emitted a strong scent of cypress. When Odysseus set sail on a makeshift raft, he encountered a shipwreck and, after battling the waves, he found himself on Scheria, the island of the Phaeacians, which we now know as Corfu. This element of the story adds credibility to the myth, given the short distance that separates these two islands. Notably, Calypso’s Cave is situated in the western part of Othonoi island, adjacent to the picturesque Aspri Ammos beach. Access to the cave is limited to private boats, adding to its allure. With dimensions of approximately 100 meters in length, 10 meters in width, and a height of 20 meters, this captivating site offers a glimpse into the mythical world.

Unwind in the tranquil beauty of Erikousa island

Erikousa island - Brakini Beach

Erikousa, a small island nestled in the northwestern region of Corfu is a serene and tranquil destination from the hustle and bustle of city life. Despite its small size, Erikousa boasts spectacular natural beauty, featuring immaculate beaches, crystal-clear waters, and verdant greenery.
Erikousa has several traditional taverns and cafes which offer delectable local cuisine. This unspoiled and peaceful island is an excellent choice for a rejuvenating daytrip. Brakini Beach, located on the east coast of Erikousa, is a pristine sandy beach with shallow waters and a crystal-clear turquoise colour. It’s a perfect spot to unwind and soak in the picturesque surroundings. The secluded and unspoiled ambiance of the beach is heightened by its boat-only accessibility. Those looking for a more adventurous experience can explore the nearby cliffs and coves. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or an active summer cruise, Erikousa has something to offer for everyone.

Experience the breathtaking views of Peroulades and Akrotiri Drasti

Cape Drastis - Peroulades

Located at the northwesternmost point of Corfu Island, Cape Drastis, also known as Akrotiri Drastis, boasts peculiar cliff formations, including tiny sea caves and sandy strips. A small cove between Cape Drastis and Sidari, which has no sand but terraced rocks suitable for sunbathing and swimming in calm weather, is accessible. The eroded by sea clay cliffs are a geological phenomenon that attracts visitors from all over the island. Our trip to Cape Drastis will take us through picturesque olive groves for the best possible view of Peroulades coastline. Visitors can relax while admiring the “Cornwall shaped” cliffs and the fantastic image of the open Ionian sea with three small islands marking the utmost western border of Greece. A must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the unspoiled natural beauty of Corfu’s northwestern coast.

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