The Wild Cyclamen stone house and estate in Corfu

28/04/2026

The Church of Saint Spyridon stands as a remarkable spiritual and cultural landmark, inviting visitors to experience a unique blend of history, faith, and architectural beauty. Revered for its deep religious significance and serene atmosphere, the church offers a glimpse into the rich traditions of Orthodox Christianity.

Tourists are welcomed not only to admire its elegant design and sacred icons, but also to immerse themselves in a place where centuries of devotion continue to shape the local community.

A visit to Saint Spyridon’s church is more than a sightseeing stop, it is an opportunity to connect with the spiritual heritage of the region in a peaceful and inspiring setting.

25/04/2026

A quieter side of Corfu, where the sea meets untouched nature. 🌿🌊

Where is Prasoudi Beach located?
Prasoudi lies on the southwest coast of Corfu, near Agios Matthaios village, away from the busier tourist areas.

What makes Prasoudi different from other beaches?
Its peaceful atmosphere. It’s not crowded, not overly developed — just a long stretch of natural beauty with a relaxed vibe.

Is it sandy or pebbly?
It’s mostly sandy with some darker, earthy tones — quite unique compared to the typical white or golden beaches on the island.

How is the sea there?
Usually calm, shallow in parts and perfect for easy swimming. The water is clean and inviting, ideal for slow summer days.

Are there sunbeds and facilities?
There are some organized spots with sunbeds and umbrellas, but the beach still keeps a natural, laid-back feel.

Is it easy to access?
Yes. You can drive close to the beach, and parking is usually easier compared to more popular locations.

What can you do there besides swimming?
Relax under the sun, take long walks along the shore, enjoy the quiet or simply disconnect — it’s the kind of place that invites you to slow down.

Are there places to eat nearby?
Yes, a few traditional tavernas in the area serve fresh local dishes, often just steps from the sea. 🍽️

Is it a good sunset spot?
Definitely. Being on the west coast, Prasoudi offers beautiful sunsets with warm colors reflecting on the calm water. 🌅

Is it close to anything interesting?
Agios Matthaios village is nearby, and you can also explore the wider southwest coast with other quiet beaches and scenic drives.

Photo credits: .corfu

23/04/2026

A quiet square where time slows down… and Corfu whispers its stories. 🌿
Where is this hidden square in Corfu?
This is Kremasti Square, tucked inside the Old Town — one of those places you don’t plan to find, but remember forever.
Why is it called “Kremasti”?
The name is believed to come from the nearby church of Panagia Kremasti, adding a layer of historical and religious significance to the area.
What makes this square so special?
Its simplicity. A historic stone well at the center, pastel buildings around it, and a calm atmosphere that feels untouched by time.
Is this a popular tourist spot?
Not really — and that’s exactly its charm. While most visitors stay on the main streets, Kremasti Square offers a quieter, more authentic side of Corfu.
What is that stone structure in the middle?
It’s an old Venetian well, once essential for daily life in the neighborhood and now a beautiful reminder of the past.
Why do the buildings look so unique?
They reflect Corfu’s Venetian heritage — soft colors, wooden shutters and subtle architectural details that age beautifully over time.
Is it worth visiting if you’re already in the Old Town?
Definitely. It’s just a short walk away from the busier spots, but feels like a completely different world.
What’s the best way to find it?
Get lost. Wander through the kantounia and let curiosity guide you — discovering places like this is part of the Corfu experience. 🧭
Is it a good place for photos?
Yes, especially if you love authentic, atmospheric shots without crowds. The textures, colors and light create a unique setting. 📸
When is the best time to visit?
Morning or late afternoon, when the light is soft and the square feels even more peaceful.
What should you do once you get there?
Pause. Sit for a moment, look around and take in the details — this is where you truly feel the rhythm of the Old Town.
Is Kremasti Square about what you see… or how it makes you feel? 💙
Photo credits: .gr

20/04/2026

Discover the beauty of Dassia Beach in real time!
We’re excited to share a live camera feed, bringing you stunning views of the sea, the coastline, and the vibrant atmosphere of one of Corfu’s most beloved beaches. Whether you’re planning your next visit or simply dreaming of the Ionian sun, enjoy a live look at Dassia Beach right now!

Δείτε ζωντανά την θέα στην παραλία της Δασσιάς από το Εστιατόριο Τα δίχτυα

18/04/2026

A path, a view… and then Rovinia reveals itself. 🌿

Where exactly is Rovinia Beach?
Rovinia is located on Corfu’s west coast, near Liapades village, not far from Paleokastritsa — one of the island’s most beautiful coastal areas.

Why does everyone talk about the view on the way down?
Because the descent itself is part of the experience. As you walk through olive trees and greenery, the bay slowly appears below — calm, turquoise and framed by cliffs.

Is it easy to get there?
You’ll need to walk. After parking near the main road, there’s a 10–15 minute downhill path. It’s not difficult, but comfortable shoes definitely help. 👟

Is the walk worth it?
More than worth it. The first full view of the bay, just like in this photo, is one of those moments that make you pause and take it all in. 📸

What kind of beach is Rovinia?
A small, secluded cove with white pebbles, crystal-clear water and impressive rock formations surrounding it.

Is the water really that clear?
Yes — Rovinia is known for its deep turquoise shades and incredible clarity, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. 🩵

Is it organized with sunbeds and bars?
No, and that’s part of its charm. It’s a more natural, untouched beach, so it’s a good idea to bring water, snacks and anything else you might need.

Does it get crowded?
In peak summer, yes — but if you come early in the morning or later in the afternoon, you can enjoy a much more peaceful atmosphere.

Are there any hidden spots nearby?
Yes. If you explore the rocks or swim along the coast, you’ll find small caves and quieter corners away from the main beach.

Can you reach it by boat?
You can, and it’s a popular stop for small boats exploring the west coast — offering a completely different perspective of the bay. 🚤

What’s close to Rovinia Beach?
Liapades village is nearby for traditional tavernas, and Paleokastritsa is just a short drive away with more beaches, viewpoints and boat rentals.

Is Rovinia just a beach… or an experience? 💙

Photo credits: .somewhere

15/04/2026

The swallows have arrived in Corfu, bringing with them the first signs of spring. 🌿✨

14/04/2026

Sending warm Easter wishes from the magical Easter celebrations of Corfu!
May this season bring joy, light, and beautiful moments to you and your loved ones. 🌿🌸
Χρόνια Πολλά & Happy Easter!

14/04/2026

🌼 Welcoming Spring with Special Offers! 🌼

Spring is finally here, and there’s no better time to plan your getaway!
Book your stay through Airbnb and enjoy exclusive deals throughout April.

✨ Enjoy:
• Discounts for early bookings
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• Cozy, fully equipped accommodation
• The perfect setting to relax and embrace the spring vibes

📅 Offers valid all April, while availability lasts!

🔗 Reserve your stay now on Airbnb and make the most of the season!

The Wild Cyclamen stone house and estate

14/04/2026

✨ A big thank you to the lovely influencer Pamairi who visited our Airbnb and shared her experience! We truly appreciated her positive energy and hope to welcome her back soon.

18/03/2026

Discover the flavors of with , a traditional local dish that will transport your taste buds straight to the heart of the island. Tender meat, usually beef or chicken, is slow-cooked in a rich, aromatic tomato and red wine sauce, infused with cinnamon, cloves, and bay leaves, then served over perfectly al dente pasta. Every bite is a perfect balance of spice and comfort, offering a true taste of Corfiot culinary heritage. Pair it with a local wine, and you’ve got an unforgettable Greek dining experience right here on the island.