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Message posted by RachM on 26 February 2008 at 2:14pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer
RachM
I am new to Corfu, have been to Zante for the past 3 summers to Tsilivi but fancy a change. I am after a resort with a fab beach, clear sea but some lively nightlife. Not clubs, just some lively bars to keep us entertained!! I go with my partner, I am 23 but dont want 18-30s. someone mentioned Sidari but the beaches don't look the best with seaweed etc and it might be a little too lively. Please advise asap!!! Tahnks!!!  

Message posted by tor the viking on 26 February 2008 at 2:42pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer Corfu Photos
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Kassiopi is better for you !!

Message posted by cathy c on 26 February 2008 at 2:49pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer Corfu Photos
cathy c
Corfu

Hi Rach

I would take a look at San Stephanos NW, it has a fantastic beach and plenty of bars to choose from.


Message posted by Viv D on 26 February 2008 at 5:03pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer Corfu Photos
Viv D
Corfu

Hi Rach

As I have been to Tsilivi myself I would say maybe Kassiopi just a smaller version of Tsilivi but they do not have nice sandy beaches more pebbles at Kassiopi.

www.kassiopi.com

Aghios Gordios nice sandy beach on the West Coast. One main road straight through. Lots of different Bars/Taverna's/Restaurants. 

 http://www.aghios-gordios.com/index.html

 

Viv



              

Message posted by kerkyra on 26 February 2008 at 5:50pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer Corfu Photos
kerkyra
Corfu

We have stayed in Sidari for many years.

But always go to Agios Georgios(North) for the beach as it's one of the best on the island in our opinion.

Also stayed in Arilas which for us was ok, a little quiet but still plenty of bars and tavernas and the beach is great.

Anyway wherever you pick hope you have a great time.

We are trying to head for Sidari the last couple of weeks in August..fingers crossed!!!

Andy.


Message posted by Mrs Mushypea on 26 February 2008 at 6:03pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer Corfu Photos
Mrs Mushypea
Corfu

Why not look at Acharavi, Roda, Kassiopi or San Stef - they are all wonderful resorts with lovely beaches (some shingle and sand though) - Kassiopi is lively in the summer months but all wonderful friendly resorts.

I personally love Sidari for the R & R and nightlife but everyone had different tastes.

Wherever you decide - enjoy yourself - i'm sure you'll fall in love with the wonderful island.

Michelle xx



              

Message posted by weststekker on 26 February 2008 at 6:33pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer Corfu Photos
weststekker

Hi Rachel,

Have a look a Agios Gordios, it has so much to offer. Yes, it does have an 18-30 element to it but this is mainly restricted to the Pink Palace complex. To the best of my knowledge they have never caused any problems in the resort.

On the plus side, how much time do I have to say ALL that is good about the resort. There is a great range of Taverna's, Resturant's and other food outlets with a taste to suit almost everyone. If you have a requirement to have interner connection there are FREE Wi-Fi and Free Broadband locations. There is a long sandy beach with a lifeguard on duty during the high season. Visit one of the beach side locations towards dusk and see what is possibly the best sunset you have ever seen.

The resort has very good bus links to Corfu Town. Spend a day or more exploring the maze of streets in the Old Town. Sit in a location on Liston and watch the world go by whilst sipping your drink. There are many outlets serving Spinach pies or Pitta Gyros. Try them it is something you will remember. If you visit by bus you must try NIKO's, a typical Kafeneon opposite the top end of the bus station. It is typical Greek, open 365 days a year for the locals. You are sure to get a warm welcome there.

The Green Bus service is very good so why not use it to visit other parts of the island at low cost of you wish not to drive. Here is a link to the bus timetable,   http://www.corfunet.com/corfu/transport/green_bus.php

Agios Gordios is more than a resort, it is a community. Most visitors there visited once, caught the bug and have returned time and time again. Regular visitors and all the locations in the resort try to make EVERY new visitor feel very special. Give us a try, you will find out why we all return.    

Yammas,  Colin.


Message posted by Welshgirl on 26 February 2008 at 7:02pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer Corfu Photos
Welshgirl

Hi Rachel,

Must agree with Colin he's the expert on the village. We have caught the Aghios Gordios bug.  Mal and I have been here for the past 5 summers and we go agin this August.  We stay at the Angelica with Spiros and Angelica.  Stunning scenery and beautiful beach.  Never seen the 18-30 crowd and we are not too far from the Pink Palace!  We adore this resort and the people are so friendly.

Try one of these links and see for yourself:

www.angelicahotel.com

http://agios-gordios.net/photo-gallery.html

Have fun.



              

Message posted by karentryfona on 26 February 2008 at 8:10pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer
karentryfona
Corfu

Hi Rachel,

Why not try Dassia, i think it would suit your needs - Long stretch of beach with plenty of water sport activities, assortment of bars, shops and restuarants. No noisy nightclubs but plenty of lively bars to choose from for your evening entertainment. Check out www.artemiscorfu.com for further info.

Regards

Karen


Message posted by RachelVP on 27 February 2008 at 2:47pm - IP Logged Legal Disclaimer
RachelVP

Ag G is fantastic but if you want to explore the island, I don't think it's ideal. Also you have to consider the VERY strong undercurrents at Ag G which can be dangerous if you aren't a good swimmer.  The beach there is the only one on the island with life-guards.

From Sidari, you can go to Arillas, Paleo and St Spryridon beach and obviously hiring a car will give you the freedom to explore.  There are some nice bits of beach in Sidari and the nightlife is good there. Kassiopi doesn't have a beach.

 

From Sidari you can book excursions all over the island and if you use the local tour shops as opposed to the tour operators, you will keep your costs down and get great value for money.

 

              




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