Quiet - Which Greek Island

Glyfada

Glyfada is in the middle of Corfu on the west coast and is a very small and relatively quiet resort. There's no late night bars, clubs or other wild entertainment. There are a bunch of restaurants, hotels and apartments, mainly around the beach front.

Kalami

Kalami bay is set beneath the hills on Corfu’s north east coast. It isn’t a lively resort but it does have a small selection of tavernas, shops and bars as well as a lovely traditional Greek feel to it. Kalami will appeal mainly to those wanting a slow paced holiday.

Kerasia

Kerasia is a quiet cove on the east coast of northern Corfu, it's not really a village as there’s just a beach with a single taverna and a few villas to rent. There’s no shops, no bars and no other facilities but it's perfect for those looking to get away from the crowds.

Agios Stefanos (NE)

Agios Stefanos is a small picturesque harbour village with views out over the Ionian sea to Albania. it’s an up market resort with plush villas available to rent in the hills behind the harbour. At the harbour you’ll find a number of tavernas and a couple of bars.

Apraos

The village of Apraos is small and quiet with virtually no facilities, you wont find late night bars, souvenir shops or supermarkets. There's a couple of tavernas by the beach and a handful of hotels, for anything else you’ll have to travel to nearby Kassiopi.

Avlaki

Avlaki is a relatively unknown village that lies just south of Kassiopi on the north east coast of Corfu. It's more of a collection of hotels and villas rather than a resort, the main attraction to Avlaki is the long and beautiful bay that it’s based around.