Agios Stefanos Avlioton beach is one of the most beautiful in Corfu. It stretches out in front of the homonymous settlement and just across the beach are situated the Diapontia Islands, Othonoi, Ereikoussa and Mathraki. Agios Stefanos Avlioton beach is huge and is covered with sand and has turquoise waters. At the ends of the beach you will also find small coves made of sedimentary rocks. Agios Stefanos Avlioton beach has been awarded with the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and the qualified services it provides. You will find deck-chairs and parasols, the opportunity to engage in sea sports, many beach bars, coffee shops and small taverns. This beach is suitable for families with small children who can play safely in the sand and swim in its shallow waters. In Agios Stefanos Avlioton beach you will enjoy peaceful moments on a wonderful landscape and if you stay until late in the afternoon you will admire the sunset into the sea. Do not forget to visit the Diapontia Islands as the ships that go there, depart from the small port of Agios Stefanos, on the left of the beach.The beach is easily accessible by car. It is only an hour’s drive from the city of Corfu.
Services
- Length (in meters): 1000
- Exposed to winds: Winds N, Winds NW, Winds NE
- Soil Type: Sandy
- Sea Type: Shallow Waters
- Bight: No
- Isolated: No
- Parking: Yes
- Disabled Access: No
- Organised: Yes
- Populous: Yes
- Cafe / Restaurant: Yes
- Showers: Yes
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Source: safewatersports.gr
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