Kassiopi, Corfu Island, Greece

Kassiopi is a lively resort on the northeastern tip of the island of Corfu, 35 km from Kerkyra and overlooking the coast of Albania. This resort town used to be a charming little fishing village with a harbor. Tourism has a significant impact on its development. On the hill above the harbor rise the tanks of the Kassiopi police station.

The resort has one main street and all restaurants, cafes, and bars are located around it. There is a great choice for accommodation in small hotels, studios, and villas.

The beaches of Kassiopi are Pipitoc, Kalamionas, Kogevinas, Avlaki and Apraos. All are very rocky with quite a few sea urchins, so water shoes are a good idea.

The main beach of Kassiopi has a Blue Flag award, which is given only to clean and well-maintained places. The beach and the cliffs of the cape are very clean.