Aspalathra Beach is a small virgin beach on the east coast of northern Corfu. The beach is situated in a secluded bay in Erimitis, an area of unparalleled natural beauty with green hills, wetlands, and virgin beaches.
How To Get To Aspalathra Beach
Aspalathra Beach is situated in the natural environment of Erimitis, without road access. The only way to reach it is by boat or on foot.
The quickest way to get to Aspalathra Beach overland is via a hiking path from Agios Stefanos Sinion to the south. The same path continues in the northern direction passing Korfovounia Beach and other deserted beaches before reaching any urban area.
Beach Description
Aspalathra Beach is situated in a secluded bay and is oriented towards the northeastern direction. The beach has a length of approximately 30 meters and an average width of less than 5 meters. The beach and seabed are covered with pebbles and stones and the seabed has a gentle slope. For the first few meters, the bathing water has a normal depth.
The beach is secluded by a bay and slightly hidden behind a hill covered by lush green vegetation. Together with the crystal clear waters the environment has the characteristics of a true paradise.
Facilities At Aspalathra Beach
Aspalathra Beach is unorganized and there are no facilities so you’ll have to bring your own supplies for a beach day. If you decide to take a walk through Erimitis, make sure to bring plenty of water to stay dydrated.
