Corfu and Paxos Towns

Below is a list of all the towns we have listed in this area, please click on a town name to read more information.

Acharavi in North East Corfu: A popular family resort on the islands North Coast, the original village of Acharavi lies slightly inland and set back from the coast.
Afionas in North West Corfu: The road leading to the town of Afionas takes you as far North West as you can go, it ends right at the seafront. This is a picturesque village which is quieter than some of the surrounding towns.
Agios Georgios in North West Corfu: 30km fron Corfu Town in North Corfu lies the small resort of Agios Georgios.
Agios Gordios in Southern Corfu: Based on the central west coast of the island, Agios Gordios is mainly dominated by the beautiful sandy beach, which stretches over 3km.
Agios Ioannis Peristeron in Southern Corfu: tba
Agios Markos in Central Corfu: A very old and picturesque village set in the foothills overlooking the bay of Ipsos and beyond to Corfu town.
Agios Mattheos in Southern Corfu: Small Authentic Greek Village
Agios Prokopios in Central Corfu: Peaceful Corfiot village off the beaten track,lies nine kilometers south of Corfu town and is in easy reach of all amenities
Agios Stefanos in North East Corfu: The second of the islands resorts called Agios Stefanos or San Stefanos is quieter than the resorts surrounding it.
Agni in North East Corfu: Agni Bay
Agrafi in North West Corfu: Agrafi is a small and peaceful village situated in the North West of Corfu.
Alikes in Southern Corfu: Alikes is situated on the eastern shore bay of Lefkimmi. This is a very small and peaceful town, with little modern trappings generally found in this area.
Analipsi in Central Corfu: tba
Ano Korakiana in Central Corfu: A large Greek village which is situated on and along the mountainside just under 2km from Skipero.
Ano Pavliana in Southern Corfu: tba
Arillas in North West Corfu: This resort is less than an hours walk south from Agios Stefanos. Harder to get to than other towns in the north, it still keeps it's connections to the capital by running regular bus services throughout the year.
Arkadades in Central Corfu: Arkadades is a very traditional Corfiot village.
Armeades in North West Corfu: TBC
Astrakeri in North West Corfu: tba
Avlaki in North East Corfu: Avlaki is a ten minute drive or coastal walk along the cliff tops from Kassiopi and Ag Stefanos.
Avliotes in North West Corfu: tba
Barbati in North East Corfu: The lure of this beautiful coastal village is the best beach on the coast. With its long wide stretch of sand away from the main road, it boasts postcard views with bright clear waters.
Benitses in Southern Corfu: Benitses is situated thirteen kilometers due south from Corfu town on the east coast sandwiched between the mountains of Agii Deka and the Ioannion sea.
Boukari in Southern Corfu: Boukari is a small town with a two kilometre wide beach, clustered with pebbles and sand. Virtually untouched by the tourism trade, Boukari is an idyllic stretch of coast situated south of the main road from Messongi.
Chiomos in Southern Corfu: TBC
Dafnila in Central Corfu: tba
Danilia in Central Corfu: Danilia is a small village located 11m from Corfu Town, airport and port.
Dassia in Central Corfu: Dassia is 11 km from Corfu Town, and is a popular resort for all ages. Although close to the road, the shingle beach is spared from nearby traffic and many beachside cafes like others in the area.
Doukades in North West Corfu: Beautiful Traditional Corfiot Village.
Ermones in Central Corfu: This picturesque bay is situated in the central western area of Corfu. The bay holds much of the myth and legend for the island, with it's strong claim to being the shore where Odysseus was washed upon after his voyage from Calypso's Island
Evropouli in Central Corfu: Evropouli is a picturesque village just a few km from Corfu Town.
Gaios in Paxos: Gaios is the capital of Paxos. It is a very attractive town with a sparwling harbour front and fantastic architecture.
The Agios Nicholaos Islet almost dominates the harbour with its ruins of a venetian fortress which dates back to the 15th Century.
Gardelades in Central Corfu: Gardelades is a very pretty hillside village with views of many parts of the island.
Gastouri in Southern Corfu: TBC
Giannades in Central Corfu: An elevated, pretty, medium sized village close to the west coast of the island.
Glyfada in Central Corfu: It is once again the beach which attracts the crowds to this resort, and in this case, it is the sporty visitor which would benefit most from this beach.

There has been much development here in the past 10 years, and because of this the beach offe
Gouvia in Central Corfu: Gouvia is located very close to Corfu town and so makes it a popular resort for those wishing to be close to the lively resort.
Hlomotiana in Southern Corfu: tba
Ipsos in Central Corfu: Ipsos and Pyrgi are part of what is referred to as the Golden Mile due to its beautiful stretch of golden sand.
Issos in Southern Corfu: To be added
Kalami in North East Corfu: Kalami lies on the North East coast, amid a landscape of quiet bays and overlooked by the tree-clad slopes of Mount Pantokrator. Once a quiet fishing village, it now is one of the livelier resorts of the island.
Kanoni in Central Corfu: Kanoni lies at the Southern point of this breathtaking peninsula which overlooks the two small islands just off the coastline,Vlacherna and Pontikonisi.
Karoussades in North West Corfu: 5km West of Roda lies Karoussades, a quiet village unaffected by the hustle and bustle of tourism, unlike some of the areas of the island. The main street is an lined with eighteenth and nineteenth century houses. The narrow streets and cobbled road
Kassiopi in North East Corfu: Located on the north east coast of Corfu some thirty seven kilometers from Corfu town this is a beautiful old fishing village which has a mixture of of both modern and old world charm combined in an exqusite setting
Kato Korakiana in Central Corfu: Kato Korakiana is a small, but bustling Greek villlage
Kavos in Southern Corfu: Kavos lies at the very southern tip of the island and is a distance of forty seven kilometers from Corfu town and airport
Kinopiastes in Southern Corfu: tba
Komeno in Central Corfu: Komeno is a popular choice for those seeking a quiet and relaxing location, a village ambience and a setting of outstanding natural beauty.
Kondokali in Central Corfu: Kontakali is a small roadside village which has been developed to a thriving resort north of Corfu Town.
Kouloura in North East Corfu: Kouloura is a tranquil little bay on Corfu's North East Coast.
Lakka in Paxos: Lakka ia a beautiful harbour that lies at the end of a deep narrow bay on the north east coast of Paxos.
Lakones in North West Corfu: tba
Lefkimi in Southern Corfu: The far south of Corfu may be dominated by the larger town of Kavos, however Lefkimmi, the second largest town on the island, is the capital in terms of culture and character.
Liapades in Central Corfu: Liapades is situated on the west coast of Corfu, 20 km from Corfu Town at the northern end of the Ropa valley.
Loggos in Paxos: Loggos is a beautiful fishing village and resort 5km north of Gaios.
It is much smaller than Gaios and Lakka and has a very intimate feel.
Loutses in North East Corfu: An old traditional greek village loved by Gerald Durrel on many occasions for its beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Located near Mount Pantokrator 5km from the beach and near the lake Antinotissa.Its an important wildlife area with many stunning views.
Magoulades in North West Corfu: tba
Makrades in North West Corfu: Makrades is set high up in the mountains behind Paleokastritsa and you have to pass through it to reach the old ruins of Angelokastro
Messoghi in Southern Corfu: Based on the East Coast of Corfu, Messongi has managed to keep the original village atmosphere despite the rise of the tourism industry on the outskirts of the resort.
Messongi in Southern Corfu: See Messongi
Mongonissi in Paxos: The islet of Mongonissi, 5km south of Gaios, is joined to the southern tip of Paxos by a short causeway.
Moraitika in Southern Corfu: Messonghi's neighbouring village is Moraitika, with the two towns being separated by the messonghi river. The beach is sandy and shingle, with exotic palms and straw umbrellas dotted along it.
Nissaki in North East Corfu: Nissaki is situated along the coastal road that leads up to Mount Pantokrator. This is typically a small fishing village, with access to the white shingle beach down the steep olive groves.
Old Perithia in North East Corfu: Hidden in the depth of Mount Pantokrator, Perithia is surrounded by many ruined farms and villages. The village is brought to life with renovated farms and local tavernas.
Pagi in North West Corfu: tba
Paleokastritsa in North West Corfu: Paleokastritsa, known as Paleo to visitors, is probably one of the most picturesque and photographed resorts on the whole island.
Paramonas in Southern Corfu: Although in recent years the town of Paramonas has been gearing up for the tourist industry, it still remains one of the quieter resorts on the south coast.

The beach offers a long stretch of golden sand and seaweed and while this is the ideal sp
Pelekas in Central Corfu: This is an attractive hilltop village, set 3km inland from the beach resort of Glyfada. It is famous for its postcard views and summer breezes.
Perama in Central Corfu: Perama lies on a sharp incline and is surrounded by wooded headland just beyond the busy suburb of Vrioni. It is the first resort south of Corfu Town.
Perivoli in Southern Corfu: Based in the Southern aspect of the beautiful island of Corfu, Perivoli is based in the centre of another of the islands farming community.
Petriti in Southern Corfu: Periti is the largest collection of villages clustered together along the stretch of the east coast on Lekimmi Bay.
Potomos in Central Corfu: This sprawling traditional village is a beautiful spot just 4 km north of Corfu Town
Pyrgi in North East Corfu: Ipsos and Pyrgi are part of what is referred to as the Golden Mile due to its beautiful stretch of golden sand.
Roda in North West Corfu: Based on the North Coast of the Island, Roda offers a smaller beach than the bigger resorts, and is surrounded by rocky cliffs offering seclusion for those wishing to get away from the main town.
Sidari in North West Corfu: Situated on the islands North Coast, Sidari is a lively resort with much to do in the surrounding areas.
Sinarades in Central Corfu: Sinarades is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. Set within the greenery of the surrounding mountains and with a main street which runs though traditional old stone buildings, it is hard to see any tourist influence here at all.
Skripero in North West Corfu: Traffic from the main road snaking around this northern coastline slows when it gets to the town of Skripero. It is seen by many of the locals as the traditional administrative centre of Northern Corfu due to its many small offices etc.
St George in Southern Corfu: Saint George(south)situated south thirty one kilometers from Corfu town this resort is well known for its long sandy beach
Temploni in Central Corfu: A small agricultural village located thirteen kilometers from Corfu town and airport and eight kilometers from the golf club
Tritsi in North East Corfu: The village of Tritsi is a small hamlet located on the North east corner of Corfu.
Valanio in North West Corfu: Valanio is a pretty tradtional village situated at the centre of North Corfu
Viros in Southern Corfu: tba

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Corfu and Paxos Towns