Built with all the elements that characterize the old houses of Corfu, with arches, stone walls, external stairs and ornate courtyards; it looks like it has sprung from a set in a black and white film.
The route to the village of Kamara is a sequence of turns and passages where nature surrounds it with beautiful trees and plants, while in many places the panoramic view
will enchant you.
The name Kamara
You probably would have guessed that the name of the village, Kamara, is related to the characteristic arches that can be found throughout the island, while on the road to the settlement of Kamara, the trees seem to form a passage of similar morphology.
The stone path and the churches of Kamara village
For lovers of walks and nature, it is worth taking the stone-built path which leads uphill and ends at the Monastery of Agios Theodoros.
This monastery was built in the 16th century and, from its vantage point, one can enjoy the unobstructed view of the whole area.
The path that starts from the village square and leads to the monastery was built by the villagers, who were famous for their ornate stone creations.
In the area, one can also visit the churches of Agios Vlasios and Taxiarches Michael and Gabriel, which have frescoes of great importance dating back to the 12th and 17th centuries.
In addition, it is worth visiting the villages of Ano and Kato Garouna with the famous beach of Agios Gordis.
The traditional cafes of the area and the wood ovens with fresh bread will literally give you a taste of life in the countryside.
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