North-East Corfu is one of the island’s most remarkable natural destinations, known for its crystal-clear waters, white-pebble beaches and untouched coastal landscapes.
Kalami Beach – Kalami Village
Famous for its clear waters and white pebbles, Kalami Beach is a top choice for families and couples. Easy access, calm waters and a variety of waterfront tavernas make it a perfect spot for a full day by the sea.
Erimitis – The last untouched coastal forest of Corfu
Erimitis is a protected natural reserve featuring lakes, forests and a chain of small coves. Its coastal hiking paths lead visitors through wild scenery and end at some of the most pristine beaches in Corfu — a must for nature lovers and hikers.
Nisaki Beach – Nissaki
Crystal-clear waters, rocky edges ideal for diving and a charming small harbour define Nisaki Beach. It is excellent for snorkeling and exploring nearby hidden coves through coastal walking routes.
Kerasia Beach – Kerasia
A peaceful yet cosmopolitan beach surrounded by tall cypress trees. Its deep, clear waters and beautiful setting make Kerasia one of the most elegant beaches in North-East Corfu.
Akoli Lagoon – Erimitis
A natural lagoon within the Erimitis reserve. A scenic walking path connects the lake with nearby coves, making it ideal for birdwatching and relaxed nature exploration.
Loutses Cave (Grava)
Located near the village of Loutses on Mount Pantokrator, Loutses Cave, known locally as Grava, is a hidden natural attraction. Access is via a steep path and requires caution. Inside, visitors encounter stalactites, moisture, and wildlife. A perfect stop for hikers and nature lovers exploring authentic Corfu.
Why North-East Corfu beaches stand out
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Pristine waters & dramatic natural scenery
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Secluded coves accessible only by boat or hiking
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Coastal paths connecting Nisaki to the Erimitis area
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Excellent conditions for snorkeling & swimming
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A peaceful, authentic side of Corfu
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