Agios Spiridon Beach

Agios Spiridon Beach is a stunning sandy beach situated on the northeast coast of Corfu, Greece. Named after Agios Spiridon, the patron saint of Corfu, the beach is known for its shallow, clear blue waters and golden sands, making it an ideal location for families, particularly those with small children. The beach is also known for its natural beauty, characterized by lush vegetation, towering cliffs, and rock formations. The beach provides a range of amenities for visitors to enjoy. Sun beds, parasols, showers, and water sports facilities are available for hire, providing everything necessary for a relaxing and enjoyable day at the beach. Boat and pedalo hire is also available for those wishing to explore the waters further. Despite the availability of various amenities, the beach retains a peaceful atmosphere, making it a favored spot among families. Visitors to Agios Spiridon Beach can also take advantage of the free parking available, adding to the convenience of the location. However, due to its popularity, it is recommended for visitors to arrive early, particularly during the high season, to secure beach beds as the beach can become quite crowded. The beach is easily accessible, with bus services running from Corfu Town to Acharavi, and then onto St. Spyridon beach. Alternatively, visitors can reach the beach by car or bike. While at Agios Spiridon Beach, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Albanian mountains on the horizon. Moreover, the beach's proximity to the protected wetland of Lake Antinioti and a large lagoon and nature reserve at its western end adds to the natural beauty and charm of the location. However, caution is advised near the water due to the potential presence of mosquitoes and strong currents, particularly for children.