The Dassia Beach, still in the eastern side of Corfu, is a blue flagged pebbly stretch, being located a little northwards from Corfu Town, in the municipality of Feakon. It faces the Albanian coastline and disposes of a generous offer of accommodation solution from the part of the nearby hotels and resorts – not to mention the rooms and apartments for rent – and its surroundings are replete with eating and drinking venues, such as restaurants, coffee shops and taverns. Sunbathing aside, leisure time can be spent indulging in water sports activities.
Sissy’s Achillion Palace is one of the main tourist attractions on Corfu Island. Built by an Italian architect upon the command of Empress Sissy in 1890.
The Paramonas Beach is yet another alternative for quiet getaways in the western side of Corfu.
There are two major highlights in Kalami, namely, the beaches pertaining to this small resort and its reference to the life and activity of Lawrence Durrell.