Kalamaki, Perithia & Agios Ioannis, Corfu, Greece
Gazing out to sea from its setting on the rocks, this charming family villa in Corfu has ample outside space with beautiful views, and is just a shoreline walk from Kalamaki sands.
Each with its own perspective on the bay, a dining area is set in a sunny terrace with flowering shrubs and colourful tubs, a covered veranda forms a comfortable al fresco sitting room, and a sun terrace is hemmed for privacy and shade by olive and fig trees. These pretty outdoor areas complement country-cottage interiors at the superbly sited Apraos House, where simple style is subtly blended with contemporary facilities, air conditioning, WiFi and satellite TV among them.
The single storey villa has a double and a twin bedroom, an additional bunk bedroom (available on request), and a sitting room which leads through an archway to the kitchen, and opens out through double doors to the lovely covered terrace. A pathway, with twenty five steps, leads down from the house to a sunbathing platform at the water’s edge, and the gently sloping sands of Kalamaki beach. Water sports and busier resorts are within easy reach by car.
Review
"'Mama Mia' what a truly magical place! OMG I thought we were in heaven, beautiful, magical stay! We will be back."
"We've thoroughly enjoyed our week on Corfu. Sleeping to the sounds of the sea and watching the swifts sharpening their beaks on the rocks. A memorable walk to Old Perithia and refreshing swims with sparkling sea. Perfect villa."
Please note that the cottage shown on the water’s edge in the photographs is APRAOS STUDIO for two people, rented separately from Apraos House (situated above) except during selected weeks in peak season where both houses are let together as APRAOS HOUSE AND STUDIO.
Please note the boat shown in the photographs is a local fisherman's boat. Unfortunately it is not possible to moor a hired boat at the house.
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Corfu’s north coast, where the lower slopes of its highest mountain Pantokrator sink below the waves, is gentler than the north-east, and provides excellent bathing too. The stretch between Kalamaki and St. Spiridion faces the mountains of Albania stacked up across the straits; it is quiet and user-friendly, yet close enough to buzzing towns like Kassiopi and Roda for tastes of a party atmosphere. A holiday in Perithia, puts you in the island’s oldest village, sitting three kilometres behind and well above the coast, about half-way to Pantokator’s summit.
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