What is so appealing about the Kassiopi Beach is that it is located at the foot of Mount Pantokrator, which yields an excellent and spectacular scenery combining both the dramatic lines of topography and the smooth curves of the beach and of the sea. The Kassiopi Beach is genuinely one of the most crowded in Corfu, being provided with hundreds of lounge chairs and umbrellas. Given that it pertains to the namesake resort, the beach is surrounded by countless establishments offering accommodation services, as well as by numerous eating and drinking venues. Several karaoke bars can be found nearby, giving clients the occasion to test their talents or, in all cases, to spend a lovely time and have fun.
Corfu Byzantine Museum, besides its historic relevance, is also religiously valuable, since, first of all, it is hosted by the Panagia Antivouniotissa Church
Trips from Corfu to Zakynthos (Zante). Zakynthos island is famous for its beaches - Laganas and Yerakas and also for Caretta Caretta turtles.
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.