A claim to fame
Remember the idyllic setting of popular TV drama, The Durrells? Well that’s Kontokali! Think traditional pastel buildings with shutter windows, a palette of lush greenery weaved in between the houses and an eye-catching coastline of jewelled waters and golden sands. It’s a truly stunning spot for a summer retreat.
Tailor your trip
This versatile village has loads of activities in and around the area. You’re around 5km from Corfu Town here, so both shoppers and history lovers will be spoilt for choice. There’s a nearby waterpark, museums and more cultural sights than you can shake a selfie stick at – Corfu is your oyster!
What is Kontokali known for?
Kontokali is well known for its sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and relaxed atmosphere. It is also home to the prestigious Gouvia Marina, one of the largest marinas in Greece.
Is Kontokali suitable for families?
Yes, Kontokali is an excellent choice for families. The beach is shallow and safe for children, while restaurants and tavernas cater well to family dining.
When is the best time to visit Kontokali?
The best time to visit is between May and September, when the weather is warm and sunny. July and August are the busiest months, while May, June, and September offer fewer crowds and pleasant conditions.
Is Kontokali a lively resort or a quiet destination?
Kontokali strikes a balance: it is peaceful compared to busier resorts, yet it offers a good selection of restaurants and bars. For more nightlife, visitors often head into nearby Corfu Town.
What kind of dining options are there in Kontokali?
The village has numerous tavernas, seafront restaurants, and cafés serving both traditional Greek dishes and international cuisine. Fresh seafood is a highlight.
