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Corfu Travel Guide > Resorts Guide : Arillas Corfu

Arillas Corfu

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A sleepy little seaside resort on the North West coast, with a large sandy cove and a few fishing boats.

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The resort of Arillas is quiet and mainly for families and couples. There is not much to do around Arillas except for the beach and swimming.

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Type
The water is very shallow and the sea bottom is flat and sandy.
Sunbeds
Yes
Facilities
None
Child Suitability
Safe, but the road - although not busy, does run along the top of the beach.

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Accessibility
Parking is close to the beach at the side of the road.
Cleanliness and Urchins
Clean and no urchins. The occasional large rock though to stump your toe on!

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The nearby deserted - other than a few sheep - island of Gravia, is swimable. It takes about an hour and glorious unspoilt deserted beaches can be found on the other side - so I am told - sounds stunning!

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A nice walk would be to St Stefanos - 30 minutes walk away - to the North or Afionas to the south, were you can sit in a taverna wathing the fantastic sun set


Agios Georgios is to the South - again walkable but further.

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From Agios Stephanos it is just over the hill. From Agios Georgios it is well signposted and a short drive.
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Back to Top of Page Tavernas in Arillas


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There are some good tavernas in Arillas one of my favorites is the Brouklis Taverna many Greek people eat there - that in itself is a compliment. I liked the one with a stream running through it. I'll try and find a photo.

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Several. Some nice ones close to the beach to watch the sunset from with a gin and tonic. Also the Malibu Coconut and the Rainbow which has a swimming pool , darts, pool, sky TV and snacks.

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Stamatis will take you parasailing - see a birds eye view of ARILLAS - he also offers banana rides and runs a water taxi to the nearby resorts.
Boat Rental
Petros boat hire at the south end of Arillas beach offers tuition in paddle boats, windsurfing sailing and canoes.

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There are several gift shops in Arillas.



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Supermarkets
There are seven supermarkets and Stelios has his homegrown garden vegetables for sale. You can pick your own and you can also buy his own made wine and olive oil from the road side shop.

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Exchange/Money
There is the possibility to exchange money in Arillas.
Public Swimming Pools in Arillas
There are several public in Arillas.
Telephone and Post Box
Yes.
Children's Facilities
Not much apart from the beach and sea. Some villas and apartments have swimming pools. There are also some private playgrounds and children's areas. There is also HORSE RIDING in Arillas.
Disabled Facilities
It is all fairly flat and good parking close to the Arillas beach.
Car Hire
Yes, it is advisable in Arillas as there is only one bus to Corfu town and it goes at 7.30 AM!
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Topic Topic: Re-visit (after 35 Years)
Forum: General Corfu Holiday Questions
Daisysmum

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Posted: 07 May 2012 at 1:32am
Post your photo on the arillas.com website.  I'm sure that somebody on there will be able to help you.
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Topic Topic: First Time Visit
Forum: General Corfu Holiday Questions
cannock girl

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Posted: 04 May 2012 at 4:25pm
http://www.allcorfu.com/ou-beaches.html

Sidari, Roda, Arillas  would be great for you

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Topic Topic: Back To San Stephanos
Forum: Agios (Saint) Stephanos (NW)
carolox

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Posted: 02 May 2012 at 11:24am
I discovered another way to get to Arillas last year, when you get to the Gravia bar on the top instead of walking down the cliff path, take the left turn road and you go through a little farming community with lots of animals and lovely gardens.
The good thing is it seems fairly flat when walking but you are going downhill to the back of Arillas, near the petrol station and Christos Apartments. There is a shop at this turning to get supplies.
Follow the road down and you will end up at the beach, then you could walk back up the cliff path, a nice round route.
I'm back in August (going to Nissaki in June though, hope to find some nice walks there)

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Topic Topic: First Time In Arillas
Forum: Arillas
rocdoc

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Posted: 27 Apr 2012 at 8:59pm
Would try the Amourada in Arillas was really good when we went there, pic on my gallery of our 20e lunch
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Topic Topic: Inter-resort Bus 2012 - Info
Forum: General Corfu Holiday Questions
daveyhome

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Posted: 26 Apr 2012 at 3:30pm
Regular visitors to Ag Georgis NW, Arillas, Ag Stefanos NW, Sidari and Roda may know that a new Inter-Resort Bus service ran in August/September last season as a trial. I thought it was a great idea and planned to use it this summer but my search of internet didn't confirm if it would run. I sent an email and here is the reply I received. Obviously I have emailed Thomas Cook and will update if they reply to me. But the present position is No Inter-Resort Bus Service this season. 

 Greetings Dave,

Thank you for getting in touch.

In answer to your question, despite strenuous efforts on my behalf, the future on the Inter Resort Bus Service rests in the hands of Thomas Cook, who have so far this year, resisted backing the scheme. As TC and Thomsons control the biggest number of passengers travelling to this region the scheme really depends on their active support in order work as a commercial venture. I have been in contact with both companies at Director level, and although Thomson are happy to back the service, they are only willing to do so if Thomas Cook agree to do so first, and, despite TC being very keen at the end of the last season, they have informed me they do not wish to support it this season, although they will leave the final decision to the on-site Corfu Island Manager, Simon Lindsay.

I funded the trial venture with personal funds last year as a market test, but cannot afford to repeat it this year. It certainly proved very popular, and your's is just one of many requests for information I have received since. However, at this point int time, and unless TC change their minds it doesn't look as if the bus service will operate this season.

You are welcome, and I would encourage you to write to Simon Lindsay, and you never know, if customer pressure is brought to bear, he may change his mind. His email address follows: Corfu.DestinationManager(at)thomascook.com (Simon Lindsay)

Many thanks for the compliment. I am glad you like our web site.

Very best regards
Herman Mittelholzer


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Topic Topic: First Time In Arillas
Forum: Arillas
Ray & Sally

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Posted: 24 Apr 2012 at 5:58pm
Hi all,
My wife and I will be arriving in Arillas on the 9th of June for the first time, we have been to Corfu several times before but have never been to Arillas so we are looking for a few pointers from the more experienced visitors to this part of the island. We will be bringing our daughter and her fella who are both about 30 and have never been to Greece before and their two children who are 4 and 5. We are staying at the Marina hotel for two weeks, we have chosen self catering as going for a leisurely evening stroll and finding somewhere nice is a big part of our holiday and we wouldn't have it any other way. Our first night will be spent at the Marina enjoying the Greek night. Previously my wife and I have stayed in Paleokastritsa so we will be popping over there a few times I should imagine, we have also planned to take the kids to Aqualand, we will be renting a boat for a day, there will no doubt be a few trips in to Corfu town, across to Kassiopi, up Pantokrator, Old Perithia, the Achilleon Palace, Angelokastro, Erikousa (not sure if I spelled that right), a bit of snorkelling here and there and plenty of great food in all sorts of little tavernas but what we would like is some suggestions for what to see and do in and around the local area of Arillas both during the day and in the evening. I'm sure we will be fine but there is nothing worse than visiting somewhere and finding out when you get home that you missed out on a fantastic restaurant or a spectacular beach just because you didn't know it was there.
46 days to go.


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Topic Topic: Excursions From Arillas
Forum: Arillas
Dennis

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Posted: 18 Apr 2012 at 8:05pm
I suggest you go to this web-page where you will find links to 2 travel companies in Arillas :
http://www.arillas.com/info/travel-info

You can send an email from the page and ask what excursions there are.

You will probably find a boat trip to the islands of Mathraki or Erikousa which I can recommend.

Dennis

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Topic Topic: Excursions From Arillas
Forum: Arillas
sjones

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Posted: 18 Apr 2012 at 6:40pm
Hello all. I'm going to Arillas the second week in May this year, staying at the Kaloudids Apartments and was just wondering are there any local travel companies that offer excursions at this time.
 
Have you used any? If so what trips have you been on and what would you recommend? Also if you can give me an idea of the price you paid that would be great.
 
 
 
Thanks.

View Topic: Excursions From Arillas
Topic Topic: Holiday
Forum: Liapades
carolox

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Posted: 17 Apr 2012 at 8:00pm
I have always fancied staying there, I remember asking about it on here last May. We actually come to Corfu for 3 or 4 weeks in the summer holidays, but for May half term I like to go with my elder daughter (22) when the weather is cooler for walking. Although 2 years ago went to Arillas and could only walk a few days as their was a heatwave, as you know the walks in that area are very hilly.
I have booked somewhere in Nissaki from 4th June, I thought that might be good walking area, but now you have reminded me of Liapades I might re-think my plans. I will take a look now.
Thanks Kaytee, will you be there on my dates? It would be nice to meet a regular forum member.
 
Carol

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Topic Topic: Beer
Forum: Sidari
Stevie2shirts

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Posted: 17 Apr 2012 at 6:03pm
I'm a real ale drinker too but am happy to drink Mythos and Amstel. I do like the real ales brewed in Arillas, about 8 miles from Sidari though the bottles have yeast in and I prefer to pour it leaving the yeast behind. I'm going out on May 7th and will be looking for a long term let till mid October - - thats how much I like it there!!


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Topic Topic: Back To San Stephanos
Forum: Agios (Saint) Stephanos (NW)
Gill

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Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 10:22pm
I agree with you Maggymae - I usually walk over to Arillas (and sometimes Afionas)  most mornings using the cliff path and look forward to going again in May and June but via road or cliff I wouldn't find any joy trying to do it in the dark. I say go in the day and enjoy the fabulous views of both bays. Hope you have a great time back in San Stef.



View Topic: Back To San Stephanos
Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
maggymae

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Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 6:26pm
If you need to hire a car in Arillas, try Arillas car hire. It's in the village, and is very reliable. Also in Arillas is Arkokal travel, you can hire cars, and they do a good choice of trips too. All are easy to find in the village. 
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Topic Topic: Back To San Stephanos
Forum: Agios (Saint) Stephanos (NW)
maggymae

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Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 6:20pm
I think you may find it impossible to walk to Arillas via the cliff path. I certainly would't attempt it at night.  A lot of it has fallen away this winter.
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Topic Topic: Back To San Stephanos
Forum: Agios (Saint) Stephanos (NW)
nickos

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Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 11:53am
Hi, we are returning to San Stef in July after 5 years. Will we see many changes?
 
We never got round to going to Arillas last time - How long does it take to walk there and could we walk back in the dark?
 
thanks

View Topic: Back To San Stephanos
Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
rocdoc

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Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 1:30am
Welcome to the site Hannah, we didnt stay in Arillas, but very much enjoyed a visit there. We used a lovely taverna opposite a supermarket at the junction at the top end of the road that leads to the beach, called the Amourada we had a superb fish platter plus a couple of mezes a salad and drinks for about 20e. Was in 2007 so will probably be a bit more now but still amazing value for a lovely meal. 
A car will be a must as the bus service will not be frequent enough or run late enough to be of much use for sight seeing. Would suggest a trip to Paleokastritsa, its so pretty and has many good tavernas. The Achellion is a must, which can take in a trip to the lovely villages of Pelekas and Sinarades, as is a visit to Corfu town to stroll around (or get lost) in the campiello, enjoy coffee at the Liston and lunch on real Corfiot food at Rouvas taverna (near M&S) plus the two forts and museums. And thats just for starters. Loads to see and do and lots of great tavernas to discover. Am certain you'll both have a great time, and if you need suggestions for tavernas further afield I'm certain there will be no shortage of good advice.
View Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Topic Topic: Help With Holiday
Forum: General Corfu Holiday Questions
Janet123

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Posted: 12 Apr 2012 at 1:31am
Not particularly Corfu then?
There are many smaller resorts on the island which haven't been taken over by the British.
San Stephanos, Arillas come to mind.
The cost will depend on where your flying from, but most apartments should be within your price range.
We paid around £800 for two, for two weeks from Newcastle in mid June, however we're going to Sidari, which is definitely too British for you by the sound of it.


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Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
Janet123

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Posted: 05 Apr 2012 at 6:14pm
For car hire, look  no further than Valueplus, run by Yiannis and Sophia from their office in Sidari. They spend most Sunday afternoons in Arillas with their family.
Great prices, and nothing is too much bother.  You can book online and they'll drop the car off at your apartments or you can pick it up at the airport.

www.corfucarrentals.com

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Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
Geoff

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Posted: 03 Apr 2012 at 12:50pm
If you want to know where Makris is located in relation to the resort of Arillas take a look at this aerial-view map :-
http://arillasmap.awardspace.com/gmap_arillas/
Select Makris from the drop-down list at the top of the map and it will point it out to you and show you some info on the place. You can move the map around the screen a bit by "dragging" with your mouse.
If you want to get a really good idea of what the resort is like take a look at this :-
http://arillas.corfu360.net/
It is a "Virtual" tour of the entire resort. If the view is moving just click on the screen to stop, then you can use your mouse to move the view and the on-screen navigation buttons to move around the resort. This will give you a really good idea of where you are going. If you go to the "Left End" of the tour, spin to the right and click to go to "Bardis Sun", then click to go a little further to "Giannis", Makris is a little further along this road - but the tour ends here so you can't quite get that far.


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Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
wishiwas

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Posted: 02 Apr 2012 at 6:30pm
We have two lots of friends staying at the Makris this year in June, the second time for each of them so it must be good.  The views over the fields and surrouding area are lovely, and usually there are goats and a donkey in the opposite fields.  The Makris is family run, they do nice food, and the prices are very reasonable.  The rooms are very well equipped.   I think the walks are lovely around Arillas, I am sure you will love the place.  As you walk to the beach from the Makris, a road on the left takes you up to the Night Owl, a really friendly place where you can eat and drink, and as it is open all year it is quite traditional and very Greek,  the owners are a lovely couple, the lady, Linda, is American and her husband is Nikos.  Take a torch for late returns.  I would also recommend the Brouklis Taverna for excellent food and service.

Jane 

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Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
SANSTEFJULES

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Posted: 02 Apr 2012 at 11:32am
You will love Arillas,  the Makris is about a 10 minute walk to the beach. I havnt been inside
the apartments but I have had a drink around the pool and they look very nice.


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Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
jhshepherd

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Posted: 02 Apr 2012 at 9:26am
We are staying in a 2 bed apartment called Makris. There weren't many reviews but since we are travelling in the summer holidays and when I checked online the flights to Corfu would have cost more than the whole holiday itself! so just fingers crossed apartments are nice.  There are only 2 of us but that was the last apartment they had so they gave us a discounted 2 bedroom.
We are really looking forward to going as everyone on arillas.com and here seem to love the area!

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Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
BBB

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Posted: 01 Apr 2012 at 1:12pm
Have a look at www.arillas.com.
There are a couple of travel shops in the resort where you can book local trips, without using the Tour Operators. There are boat trips to islands and Paleokatritsa etc, shopping trips in Corfu Town, Greek nights and lots more.

The resort is small and all walkable. You won't get lost. There are signposts to Afionas and Agios Stefanos and back again to Arillas. Where are you staying?

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Topic Topic: First Trip To Arillas
Forum: Arillas
jhshepherd

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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 12:32pm
Hi there
I am new to this site and also first time visiting Arillas.
It seems very popular with people that have visited and returned, can anyone advise me of what to expect price wise and what there is to do.
We know its quiet which is what we are looking for.
Really excited as it will be our first trip together without the children :)
Any tips of how to fill our days
Hannah

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Topic Topic: Kapetainios Apartments
Forum: Agios (Saint) Stephanos (NW)
Don1

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Posted: 28 Mar 2012 at 10:23pm
Alehouse...Have a look at this. It starts in Arillas and ends up through the main street and up the hill ending at Kapetanios!



http://youtu.be/pElVeEt3K2E

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Topic Topic: Taxi Transfer Or Car Hire
Forum: Kalami, Kouloura and Agni
Elliemay

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Posted: 22 Mar 2012 at 6:57pm
Hi,
You don't say where to, but am assuming around the Kalami area as you posted in this forum.

That price does seem excessive as my son got a return taxi from a local firm for 52€ each way last summer to Kavadades (between Sidari and Arillas) which is much further (I think).

Most car hire companies will let you collect at the airport and drop off there on your return.

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Topic Topic: ATM Machines
Forum: Arillas
Elliemay

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Posted: 18 Mar 2012 at 11:30pm
Hi Dennis,
Can you tell me where the ATM is in Ag. Stephanos please. We have a place in Kavadades and thought that the nearest ATM, after Arillas closed, was in Sidari. Thanks. Smile

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Topic Topic: ATM Machines
Forum: Arillas
Dennis

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Posted: 18 Mar 2012 at 11:12pm
I hope I will be proved wrong but I doubt there will be an ATM machine in Arillas this summer. The last one was taken away by the bank for economic reasons and personally I cannot see the present economic conditions will convince the bank to repeat its experience. I believe the business owners are currently lobbying the bank to get the ATM returned.
Your nearest one will be over the hill in Agios Stefanos, a 30minute walk. But if you intend hiring a bike or car for a day or so, as many visitors do, it is no trouble to pick your cash up on one of your trips. Besides Ag Stef several of the larger villages in the area have them
Visit the Forum on arillas.com for instructions on walking to Ag Stef, and also for updates on the ATM situation.

We have been visiting Agios Georgios for 18 years and there has been no ATM there at all. Visitors there just adapt.

Dennis

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Topic Topic: Mythica
Forum: Agios (Saint) Stephanos (NW)
The old one

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Posted: 18 Mar 2012 at 4:30pm
Hi Sue
If you turn left at the Barras hotel onto the Arillas road its is/was the first on the left, before you got to Town Pizza.
Alan

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Topic Topic: ATM Machines
Forum: Arillas
Ray & Sally

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Posted: 18 Mar 2012 at 4:20pm
Hi all,
Going to Arillas for the first time 09/06/12 and can't wait to get there. Been to Corfu several times before, usually stay in Paleokastritsa but fancied a change this year and Arilllas looks like exactly the sort of place for us. Question is are there any cash machines in Arillas, we are staying at the Marina hotel which looks gorgeous so directions from there to any machines would be great.
Regards,
Ray.

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Topic Topic: Kaloudis Village
Forum: Arillas
SANSTEFJULES

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Posted: 08 Mar 2012 at 9:58am
Cinders65

Hi I stayed at the Kaloudis in October last year had a great time, this is also known as Splish Splash. Sorry cant help you with room numbers as I stayed on a high floor.
Arillas has its own forum and they too are very helpful give that a try.

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Topic Topic: Kaloudis Village
Forum: Arillas
cinders65

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Posted: 07 Mar 2012 at 11:30pm
We have booked this place for Sept, only been to Arillas once many years ago so a few questions please if anyone can help.

Last time we were there we stayed at a studio at the far end and up a road where it looks like Splish Splash on the virtual tour, sorry can't remember the name. Where in relation to that place is the Kaloudis

Which are the best rooms, we need a ground floor as I have osteoarthritis and can't do steps.

Also anyone know the email address so I can e-mail to ask for this ground floor. Have requested it with Thomsons but no guarantee we will get it 

Many thanks for any help and advice

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Topic Topic: Taxi Costs
Forum: General Corfu Holiday Questions
AbingdonLady

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Posted: 07 Mar 2012 at 11:29am

Hi, we go in September.  We've been to Corfu a number of times before, but not to St George North and the resort looks very quiet.  When we stayed at San Stefanos we walked over to Arillas a few times.  If it is not too difficult I guess we can walk from St George.

 
Thanks for the info.
 

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Topic Topic: Taxi Costs
Forum: General Corfu Holiday Questions
carolox

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Posted: 06 Mar 2012 at 4:56pm
If you like walking there are some good walks up to Afionas then down to Arillas, then if you have the energy up the donkey track and down to San Stefanos. You could then get a taxi back to St.George. If you google Lance Chilton Corfu walks you can buy the walking maps, they come in a booklet covering all of that area. I highly recommend them.
When do you go?

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Topic Topic: Lunch
Forum: Arillas
turnups

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Posted: 05 Mar 2012 at 1:44pm
We often go to a great taverna right on the sea front in Arillas run by a young Greek woman and her family, they serve a fantastic meze, inc a homemade spinach pie,  you dont see many Brits here but it is frequented by Germans in the summer so you know the service is good! Again I cant remember the name of the taverna it has a lot of X&Y's in the name, but it is the first one you come to as you come down from the cliff walk from San Stef. It is just after the Splish Splash apartments. Hope that helps
keith
 

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Topic Topic: Honeymoon suggestions
Forum: General Corfu Holiday Questions
Dennis

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Posted: 01 Mar 2012 at 2:15pm
Lindybell
For a quiet romantic place to spend a honeymoon you will not beat friendly Agios Georgios north. Tucked away in a beautiful sandy bay between high headlands this un-commercialised, rather laid-back resort has only 4 hotels, all small and no tall blocks of apartments.
Apart from the long sandy beach and clear sea the surrounding countryside is great for quiet walking in the olive groves and hills. (http:www.agiosgeorgios.info). Pass your time just relaxing over a drink or delicious meal in the restaurants at the beach or walk to the rustic Fisherman's Cabin and get a water taxi back. Take a memorable boat trip to the islands or Paleokastritsa or be dropped off at a remote beach such as Porto Timoni.

Walk up to the tavernas of Afionas such as the Panorama or Dionysos and enjoy the bird's-eye views over Agios Georgios bay or northwards to Arillas and beyond.  You can take a boat or pedalo to the remote beaches. For honeymooners the list is endless!!





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Janet2

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Posted: 26 Feb 2012 at 3:43am
Thalassa Restaurant-my DH checked the video we made the day we ate there.
Food was slightly more Mediterranean, and very tasty. 
Here's a link with 360 degree views:
http://www.arillas-bliss.com/restaurants/thalassa.php


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Don1

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Posted: 25 Feb 2012 at 10:59pm
We always stay in Agios Stefanos NW but enjoy a walk into Arillas to get some exercise and to have a change of scenery. We make a point of stopping in Gravia for a drink on our outbound walk and Anna's Apartments on our inbound.
We have never eaten in Arillas. Where would you suggest for a light lunch? Is there anywhere that does Giros Pita?

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Eileen

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Posted: 20 Feb 2012 at 12:44pm
[QUOTE=trisa] [QUOTE=Eileen]Although very partial to a drop of ouzo I've never tried an ouzo meze...but I'll put that right by visiting the Olympia in April. Big smile  Thanks guys and gals! [/QUOTE]

Eileen, if you are planning on eating out in the evening, an ouzo meze at the Olympia  between 12 and 2pm  is a really good, cheap substitute for a light lunch! You get the people watching thing thrown in for free!

Trisa
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Thanks Trisa it sounds perfect then.Big smile  In Arillas in April there aren't many places open so we usually eat in most nights, but usually make up for it by having lunch when out and about elsewhere on the island.

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Elliemay

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