Acharavi
Acharavi is a tourist resort, in a lowland area, densely vegetated, in the northwestern part of Corfu (Kerkyra) and it constitutes a center of attraction for the visitors of the island.
In the region, you can visit the roman baths, the picturesque villages, some deserted, such as Palia Perithia, Sinies, and the village Episkepsi, as well as the protected area of Antiniotis Lagoon and the Valley of Nymphs (Kilada Nymphon), where the famous kumquat is cultivated.
Beaches
Acharavi ( 2 Votes ) |
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The large sandy Acharavi beach with its green and blue waters is organized and has cafes and restaurants. It is at the northwest side of the island, 36 km from the town.
Agios Spyridon ( 0 Votes ) |
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A sandy and quiet beach with calm, crystall water, ideal for children. It is on the border of northern and northeast coast, near the preserved water habitat of lake Antinioti between the resorts of Kassiopi and Acharavi. It is named after the unique church of St. Spiridon. Nearby there is the St Catherine’s monastery of 1713. Inside the church you may see wonderfull frescos from the 18th and 19th century. On the beach you may find some picturesque taberns.
Almyros ( 2 Votes ) |
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It is the first part of an endless 7 km sandy beach. It is a fairly quiet place with sandhills, shallow water and picturesque taverns. It is bordering with St. Spiridon beach and the preserved water habitat of lake Antinioti.
Roda ( 0 Votes ) |
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One of the sandy beaches on the shore that stretches up to St Spiridon beach, with clean and peaceful water. Archaeological findings from the roman mansion show that this was an ideal palce for vacations since the Roman Era.