Undeniably, the Paleokatritsa Beach (also called the Paleokastritsa Xenia) is the star of the northern beaches of Corfu. It pertains to the homonymous seaside resort. Blue flagged as it is, the beach is washed by clean waters and it impresses by a range of unmatched natural endowments, floating, at the same time, in the legendary atmosphere that the locals project on the place. The Paleokastritsa Beach is serviced by countless eating and sleeping venues, ranging from luxury hotels to rooms and apartments for rent, complemented by beach bars and nearby restaurants and coffee shops. Paleokastritsa is a definite objective no tourist should ever think to miss.
Agios Gordios (also referred to as Agios Gordi or Ai Gordhis) stands out as an increasingly popular beach and resort, 45 minutes west from Corfu Town.
The Agios Spyridon Beach (also referred to as the Perithia Beach) is unique in Corfu by its proximity to a fresh water lake.
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