Another rather unmatched beach in the west of Corfu refers to the Myrtiotissa Beach, an excellent venue for those who know how to appreciate a stretch of sand not only for its inherent features, but also for the beauty of its surroundings. Thus, the beach is bordered by several vineyards, and the monastery of Myrtiotissa is yet another landmark close to the beach. To whom it may concern, the beach is frequented mostly by nudists, so, either tourists look for such a place or want to avoid it for various reasons, they should keep in mind that nudism has become a tradition in this part of Corfu.
As far as northwestern beaches go, the Sidari Beach, part of the homonymous resort, is said to be the most impressive of all, which is why it is so highly frequented.
The Kalami (or Kalamiones) Beach is a wide pebbly stretch awarded, as expected, the blue flag. It lies on the northeastern side of Corfu.
Corfu boasts yet another extremely valuable museum, namely, the Ionian Bank Museum of Banknotes. Exhibits oldest banknote in the world issued in China in 1300 AD