One of the longest beaches in northern Corfu, Acharavi Beach stretches for over 7 kilometres, offering soft golden sand and gentle waves ideal for paddling or swimming. It’s the perfect place to unwind with a book, enjoy a cocktail at a beachfront bar, or try your hand at jet skiing, paddleboarding, or banana boat rides. The shallow waters make it a great choice for families with young children, while the sunsets here are truly unforgettable.

Tucked high in the mountains above Acharavi, Old Perithia is one of Corfu’s oldest and most atmospheric villages. Step back in time as you explore stone-built houses, quiet footpaths, and charming tavernas serving hearty local dishes. It’s a peaceful retreat where you can soak up Corfu’s rural heritage, far from the crowds. There are also scenic walking trails nearby if you're up for a gentle hike through pine forests and open meadows.

Located just a short stroll from the centre of Acharavi, the ruins of the Roman baths are a fascinating glimpse into the area’s ancient past. These archaeological remains date back to the 2nd century AD and include parts of the original mosaic floor and bath structure. A short drive along the coast brings you to Kassiopi, a picturesque fishing village with a lively harbour and a historic Venetian fortress overlooking the sea. Walk the ramparts for breathtaking views of the coastline and Albania in the distance. The town is also perfect for a lazy afternoon of shopping, seafood dining, or simply watching boats come and go with a drink in hand.