20 kilometers north from Corfu Town there is the Barbati Beach, a stretch yielding a spectacular scenery since it brings into a fortunate alliance the landscape marked by the towering Mount Pantokrator and the smooth seascape. Barbati is one of the blue flagged venues in Corfu, but besides this label which, in fact, covers a valuable quality of the beach, the venue takes pride in being 1000 meters long and one of the most popular in Corfu. No wonder, since it is fitted with plenty of water sports and boat hire facilities. In addition, its surroundings are dotted with sleeping and eating venues, which guarantees an almost constant concourse on the beach.
The Kavos Beach, again stretching in the southern region of Corfu, is highly popular with tourists holidaying on the island together with their families
Located some 13 kilometers westwards from Corfu Town, the Pelekas Beach (also referred to as the Kontogialos Beach) is an inviting stretch of sand
The Serbian Museum speaks about the stay of the Serbian army which found refuge in Corfu during World War I. Exhibits Uniforms, medals, flags, ammunition and well as sundry artifacts