Acharavi Advice

This is an easy one.
Welcome to the forum.
Wi Fi is available all over the place, just buy a drink or snack they will load the password for you.
I would never give a negative report for anywhere, that's after all subjective. I will give you our favourites though, there are 3 grill rooms all very good and inexpensive,
We particularly like Binelikia meze tavern at the Roda end of town good music night, The Pumphouse in the centre of town opposite the pump roundabout (would you believe), Scondros on the beach, and Zefyros in Almyros just up the road.
We like Tet a Tet bar and next door Central Bar for their music night particularly.
There are loads of others to choose from, make your own list of favourites.
If you want a day out, have a chat with Sue at Castaway Travel, I particularly enjoy the moonlight boat trip to Corfu town on the Captain Arris boat, it goes from Imerolia, but includes bus pickups along the way.
There is a nice water park named Hydropolis just out of town, not huge but good fun.
You can walk along the beach in either direction for a few miles, or if serious, inland, but take plenty of water with you.
Many of the hotels and apartments allow casual visitors to use their pool for free, you just have to buy drinks from their bar, all very relaxed.
Bob.

As to tavernas our favourite was the Lighthouse, (Faros) on the beach you can spot it by the tall depiction of a lighthouse!!

We watched F1 at the bar on the main road  on the corner of one of the roads leading down to the beach. It is the road which has the olive wood studios in it. There may be others but that one has a large screen. 

Hi

A very nice walk is heading east from Acharavi to St. Spiridon along the coastline. You have beach and woods there including a very nice path over rocks if you head left at the crossing after the bridge. Ending in St. Spiridon or returning to Acharavi the same way you have many Tavernas to have a break, including the kinda famous "George", which I highly recommend you visit.

Here a little picture from the stoney path I mentioned:

If you do have a car then a trip to Perithia (not the old Perithia) is a must for and evening meal.  It is just off the main road to the right before the big bend

We like the least likely looking one on the right as you come into the village, looks very modern and large but the food is to die for and very cheap. All the locals use it so that says a lot. You get free breads and dips to start and free water and a free  dessert to boot!!

Sorry that should have said Gelatis.

I can also recommend the Pyramid Restaurant in St. Spyridon. Quality food and luxury dining room!

Sorry Carol, that won't happen.
It is the nature of things that the next 14 weeks will drag and drag, but the 2 weeks you are in Corfu on holiday will zip by in a flash.
We will be around in Acharavi while you are there, if you feel like saying hello, just ask Alex or Dora in Tet  a Tet if we are there.
Have a great time.
Bob

Try Woodys on the beach for lunch, Akis the owner is such a lovely guy and if he's not too busy he will have a chat with you. If you're a Greek salad fan he does the best I've ever had. We travelled from the South of the island just to see him a couple of years ago and we got such a warm welcome. The food there is really fresh and delicious. Also Maistro on the beach was lovely to watch the sunsets at and the squid was great. We didn't have a bad meal, so like everyone else has said try everywhere and make your own mind up. With two weeks you've got plenty of opportunity to go back to your favs a few times!

leelee36 wrote: Forgot to say - Corfu is an amazing island, be prepared for it to get under your skin and for you not to want to go anywhere else on holiday ever again!!!

Absolutely confirmed!!!