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Erimitis Beaches

North, Erimitis peninsula (between Agios Stefanos Sinies and Kassiopi)

Also known as: Erimitis, Akoli

Status: Wanted

What you can do here

Suitability is not available for this forecast.

👁 Nice view — A cluster of small, wild pebble coves along the undeveloped Erimitis peninsula on Corfu's northeastern tip, reachable only on foot or by boat. Represented here as one entry anchored on Akoli cove; the wider group also includes Vromolimni, Vrachli, Tzoufakia, Arias and others, backed by a protected wetland of small lakes.

⚠ Decision support only — check local signage, water depth, and your own ability before you go in. Not a substitute for lifeguards, operators, or official forecasts.

On the map

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Tags

  • pebble
  • remote
  • scenic
  • quiet

Pros

  • Numerous isolated coves with very clear, clean water
  • Wild, undeveloped scenery inside a protected wetland area

Cons

  • Most coves accessible only by boat; others only on foot
  • No facilities of any kind reported at the coves

Practical notes

  • Akoli is reported reachable on foot via a small path; Avlaki (the largest, treated as a separate place) is the only road-accessible beach near the Kassiopi end
  • Erimitis coastal path runs the peninsula from Agios Stefanos Sinies to Kassiopi (~2-2.5 hr hike per AllTrails)

Beach details

Shore type
pebble
Orientation
E
Coves line the east side of the peninsula facing the mainland channel; inferred from map geometry, individual cove aspects vary (one source notes Vrachli faces east).
Terrain effects
  • Small promontories separate each cove, giving localized shelter; coves back onto a wetland of small lakes (Vromolimni, Akoli, Savoura)

Activities (baseline)

  • SUP: unknown (launch difficulty: unknown)
  • Snorkelling: unknown
  • Swimming: unknown

Access

  • Road: Most coves reachable only by sea; Akoli via a small foot path from the Erimitis peninsula
  • Final approach: On foot along the Erimitis coastal path, or by boat

Evidence

Last reviewed: 2026-08-09