The Agios Spyridon Beach (also referred to as the Perithia Beach) is unique in Corfu by its proximity to a fresh water lake. It is located in the northeastern part of the island, and, like many other beaches in Corfu, is had been awarded the blue flag. This is a 300 meter long beach, and its surroundings are dotted by a plethora of establishments putting forward accommodation solutions, as well as by taverns, bar and restaurants. The beach features the typical dash of any beach: lounge chairs, umbrellas and water sports facilities.
The Serbian Museum speaks about the stay of the Serbian army which found refuge in Corfu during World War I. Exhibits Uniforms, medals, flags, ammunition and well as sundry artifacts
Undeniably, the Paleokatritsa Beach (also called the Paleokastritsa Xenia) is the star of the northern beaches of Corfu.
The Agios Stefanos Beach is located in the northwestern side of Corfu, and the increasing popularity of this venue amasses more and more tourists each year