The Jewel of the Mediterranean.No other city on earth is quite like it.Soak up the romantic Mediterranean vibes and architecture along the cobbled streets of this Unesco world Heritage Site. .Explore the labyrinth of historic houses, bars and restaurants, and quaint little shops selling souvenirs, Greek food, olive wood, and handcrafted goods.
From the old town, you can visit the Old and New Fortresses that offer a slice of Corfu's maritime history, and amazing views of the town and sea. Spianada Square is also a great spot for people-watching and is a stone's throw away from the Corfu Museum of Asian Art-all of which are typical stops on a tour of Corfu. or tap here to enter text.
Paleokastritsa is one of the most recognizable and unique spots on Corfu island. The place is known for its beautiful beaches and amazing bays that captivate the visitor. The main beach of the area is located below the Theotokos monastery and is surrounded by lass greenery and rocky cliffs.
The monastery on the top of the mountain is popular for its breathtaking view and is considered one of the most important monasteries of the island.From The small port of Alipa which is located in a short distance from the main beach,depart boats to explore the hidden beaches of the area.
It is also well worth to get to the La grotta beach by trekking down the 142 steps to reach an amazing scenery.
As reference to the surrounding areas,the visitor should explore the villages of Lakones, Krini, Doukades and Makrades. Krini village leads to the one of the oldest Byzantine castles which is named Angelokastro. It is located at the top of the highest peak of the island on the northwest coast and looking down the resort of Paleokastritsa.
Paleokastritsa s a full of life destination with several shops and restaurants along the beach road. It offers a large range of activities and involving the most magnificent views of the entire island