Kassiopi Corfu

Kassiopi is surrounded by beautiful pebble beaches and once here, you want a day cruise to inaccessible beaches. Ideal for family vacations.

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Boats moored on a pier and Kassiopi's residential buildings in the background.
photo: Marc Ryckaert (MJJR) / CC BY 3.0

Kassiopi Corfu Beaches

Mpataria beach taken over by blue sunbeds, and distant hills in the background.
photo: Jeff
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Mpataria Beach

Mpataria is a tiny beach with sunbed rentals. Bring your mask and snorkel and enjoy the underwater world close to the rocks on the beach's sides.

A picture of a beach close to Kanoni - we couldn't find any free license picture.
photo: Mike Finn / CC BY 2.0
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Kanoni Beach

Try beach Kanoni, and you will have an outstanding beach experience, provided it's not crowded, which is likely during the busy hours of the high season.

A picture of Kassiopi village and Kalamionas beach taken from a hill.
photo: FB: Kalamionas Apartments, Kassiopi
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Kalamionas Beach

Like most other beaches in Corfu, this one too has pebbles and clean waters. It's in a beautiful bay with houses on the shore and nearby hills.

Kassiopi Corfu Attractions

Two church bells and small colorful flags hang on the belfry of Cassopetra church.
photo: Dietmar Rabich / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Panagia Kassopitra Church

You will undoubtedly come across the beautiful Cassopetra church if you wander around. Enter, light a candle, and get some quiet time.

Kassiopi's grey-stone castle with weeds growing on its cracked walls.
photo: Dr. K. / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Kassiopi Castle

Partly restored, Cassiope's Castle overlooks the four bays around the hill. Nothing too special as a castle but nice for a walk with views.

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