Kalami - all beaches

We stumbled upon a magnificent beach that caught our eye while passing by and decided to stay. It's an ideal spot for families with children as it stretches for a long distance. Although the beach is pebbly, the water is crystal clear and turquoise, and after a mere 2 meters, the sand becomes the finest and softest white sand. The water remains shallow for quite some time, making it safe for children to swim. Kids can also enjoy an inflatable water park available at 10 euros per person per day. The beach is lined with restaurants and shops, and parking is available on the road. We discovered an enchanting Patisserie named Sugar nearby and savored some fantastic coffee there. The beach provides showers and changing cabins, and the water is notably warmer compared to the West coast of Corfu.

This beach is a definite must-visit for its incredible seafood and inviting atmosphere! The place is stunning and the service is exceptional. I tried the scallops, tataki, and prawns, and they were all perfect and incredibly tasty.

This beach is fantastic for relaxing and socializing, with a beautiful shoreline and delicious food. What sets it apart is the light pebbles that cover the beach, adding to the unique atmosphere. It's not overly crowded, making it a great spot to unwind. Plus, the owners are incredibly friendly.

When I visited the beach, the water was too chilly for a dip, and even if it were warmer, it may not have been the ideal location for swimming. However, the beach still offers a wonderful atmosphere for relaxing and unwinding.

The beach is stunning, however, we did come across some litter. The presence of other individuals didn't detract from our experience, and the beach offers ample room for visitors to stretch out and unwind.

This beach in Kassiopi is probably my favorite. It's not overcrowded and is kept very clean. Although it's a stoney beach, which might be a bit uncomfortable for some people, there are sunbeds available for hire (I believe it's 2 for 10€).