Agios Georgios (north)

Agios Georgios (North) is a relatively small, quiet beach located on the north-west coast of Corfu, about 30 kms from Corfu Town. It is a naturally beautiful area that is relatively unspoilt by development with a limited number of private houses, small hotels and apartments. The long, sandy beach is one of the best in Corfu. Sometimes called Agios Georgios Pagon, it should not be confused with Agios Georgios (south).

Who it Appeals To:

Families with young children, couples and independent travellers.

Tavernas/Restaurants/Bars:

Quiet nightlife. Several tavernas and restaurants serving Greek, English or Italian food plus a few specialising in seafood. There are also a number of bars.

Shopping:

Supermarkets and mini-markets, gift shops, internet cafe.

Agios Georgios Beach:

A long sandy beach. The sea can often be quite rough and on some parts of the beach the drop into the sea is quite sharp.

Blue Flag Beach:

Yes.

Beach Facilities & Services:

Sunbeds and umbrellas for hire. Showers on the beach.

Water Sports & Boat Hire:

Canoes, pedallos, jet-skis, water skiing, para-gliding, sailing, windsurfing, scuba diving, sailing and boat hire.

Nearby:

For beautiful views and lovely walks visit the village of Afionase, at the northern end of Agios Georgios bay. It is about 30 minutes by car from Agios Georgios.

The picturesque hillside village of Pagi (2 kms) is worth visiting. Call in to the traditional bakery and the local bars for coffee or a cool drink.

Boat trips to Mathraki and Erikousa Islands are worthwhile.

Transport:

During summer there is a bus service between Agios Georgios and Corfu Town. Taxis are available.