Kassiopi is a charming town on the north-east corner of the island of Corfu 22 miles north of Corfu town and
the airport. Kassiopi has the magnificent backdrop of Mount Pantokrator and hills covered with olive groves, vines and citrus plantations. It is a colourful place reached by picturesque coast roads. There are views out to sea to the Albanian coast. Kassiopi offers a satisfying array of possibilities from lively bar culture to relaxed bathing and people watching. Despite being an established resort, Kassiopi still retains something of its fishing village past and its importance in ancient history. Fisherman still work from the harbour alongside flashier modern boats

Kassiopi harbour with its little square is today the focal point of the town's social life by day and a pretty trendy
place by night. But Kassiopi has plenty of quieter calmer bars and restaurants, the latter a mix of tourist and traditional, with particularly good fresh fish thanks to fishermen. Kassiopi is deservedly popular with young visitors, teenagers and groups, but without the excesses of some of the more notorious party spots in Greece. Parents of fun-loving teenagers can easily find peace, quiet and beauty within a short walk resort's centre. It's easy to reach every beach, all of which are clean and safe. You will find EU blue flags here and at nearby Kalamionas beach.
Children will enjoy the flat main beach which is safely away from traffic. Kassiopi beaches and secluded coves with fewer facilities are found around the beautiful headland. Most beaches in the area are pebbly but there are plenty
of them and they can be charmingly small and secluded, but it's easy to walk to other longer beaches
and bays like Avlaki, Imerolia and Kalamionas. There plenty are water sports like waterskiing and paragliding, as well as a diving centre, tennis courts and swimming pools if your holiday in Kassiopi gets too sedate!