Kalamaki Beach is a hidden gem on the northern coastline of Corfu. Also known as Apraos beach, Kalamaki stands out for its endless golden sand and shallow, warm waters, creating an idyllic setting for relaxation and family moments.
Beach Size, Water type & Seabed
Kalamaki is one of the largest sandy beaches in the northern part of Corfu, stretching for almost a kilometer. The waters are exceptionally shallow and warm, making it ideal for families with small children. The seabed is exclusively sandy, with no pebbles or stones, allowing for safe play in and out of the sea.
Shore, Amenities & Family Friendly
The shore is covered with fine, golden sand. The beach is organized, offering sunbeds and umbrellas for rent, as well as a choice of traditional tavernas and beach bars serving refreshing drinks and local flavors. The shallow sea and soft seabed make Kalamaki one of the most family-friendly beaches on the island.
Activities & Accessibility
Kalamaki Beach offers a calm experience, with activities focused on swimming and relaxation. You can rent a pedalo or canoe to explore the bay, and there’s even a floating water park for younger visitors. Access is easy by car via the coastal road, with ample parking space available.
Accommodations & Nearby Beaches, villages or Places of interest
In the Kalamaki area, you’ll find various accommodations, from studios to apartments, ideal for those seeking a quiet stay by the sea. The beach is located a short distance (about 5 km) from the cosmopolitan resort of Kassiopi and Acharavi. You can also visit Agios Spyridon Beach and the Erimitis area for a taste of wilder beauty (Avlaki beach, Avlaki East beach and Vouvalomadria beach).