The Kaminaki Beach excels by being one of the most secluded pebble stretches in the entire Corfu. Its isolation is owned to the extremely steep road one has to make in order to get to the beach. The natural endowment of this place renders the beach as an extremely inviting venue which is worth exploring by sea, should tourists happen to own a boat or to have hired one. The beach is perfect for picnicking, an activity many visitors indulge in, though an alternative in terms of eating is represented by the few taverns located nearby.
he north east side Nissaki Beach (otherwise called the Krouzeri Beach) is a pebbly stretch often opted for by numerous holidaymakers given the spectacular scenery
Some deem the Glyfada Beach one of the most popular in the western side of Corfu. Close to Pelekas, the beach has been awarded the blue flag
Corfu boasts yet another extremely valuable museum, namely, the Ionian Bank Museum of Banknotes. Exhibits oldest banknote in the world issued in China in 1300 AD