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Kassiopi is one of the most developed villages in Corfu. It was founded in ancient times as a fishing village. Today, it has all the necessary amenities for a relaxing holiday, as well as two beaches.
It was a prosperous village in Roman times due to its location on the seafront and continues to be a charming village today, with a center, a picturesque harbor, two coves with beaches separated by a cape, and the ruins of a Byzantine castle.
Although it has restaurants, accommodation, and bars for tourists, it is not a tourist village. Cassiopeia is surrounded by lush vegetation and is surrounded by Mount Pantokrator. It is the last village on the Albanian and Greek coasts. Today, fishermen still use the port, and the atmosphere maintains the simplicity associated with Greek culture.
Kassiopi began to flourish and developed into an important refuge and port. This is evidenced by the fact that it has been visited by many celebrities, including Nero, the king of Rome who founded the baths of Cassiopeia. It is easy to reach any of the resort beaches, which are all clean and safe. Most of the bays are pebbled, but they are numerous and can be charmingly small and isolated. The largest beaches and coves near Kassiopi, such as Avlaki, Imerolia, and Kalamionas, are easily accessible on foot. You can choose from the beaches of Agios Stefanos N/A, Kerasia, and Kalamaki.
The port of Kassiopi, with its small square, is now the hub of the city's social life during the day and a fairly modern spot at night, with many quieter, quieter bars and restaurants, the latter a mix of tourists and traditional fresh fish from local fishermen. Many restaurants serve traditional food as well as Mexican and Italian specialties. There is quite a lively nightlife here, with bars and discos offering evening entertainment. On the beach, there are several cafe-bars that serve light meals and refreshments, where you can enjoy your coffee or drink while admiring the magnificent sea view of Kassiopi. The resort has a variety of apartments and many luxury private villas. The visitor has a variety of options to choose from for every occasion.
Despite its long history, Kassiopi offers a variety of modern amenities, including water skiing and paragliding, as well as a diving center with lessons and diving tours for adults and children, tennis courts, swimming pools, and motorboat rentals.
In addition, it is worth visiting the church of Panagia Kassiopi tissa, which was probably built on the site of an ancient temple of Zeus Cassius. In addition, you will see the ruins of the Byzantine castle that once guarded the city and its port, as well as the sea route that connected Corfu with the opposite coast. On the 15th of August, there is a big local feast ("festival") in honor of the Virgin Mary.

By Taxi: The taxi fare is about 70 to 80 euros, and it will take you about 40 minutes. We can arrange a transfer, or you may catch a taxi from the airport station on a 24-hour basis, whichever is easier.
By Bus: If you wish to take a bus instead, then you will have to take a taxi or the city bus to the blue bus station .
By Car: Traveling by car is the most convenient option.We are more than happy to arrange car hire for you.