The Sea Shell Museum is a rather interesting presence in the abundant offer of such establishments in Corfu. Its asset consists of underwater findings covering the regions of the Mediterranean Sea, the Pacific and the Indian Oceans, and they refer to shells, fossils, preserved fish, snakes, and sharks, corals and sponges, just to mention a few. The fact that the museum was awarded by the IREDA Research Institute in Italy ascertains the value of this establishment.
Agios Gordios (also referred to as Agios Gordi or Ai Gordhis) stands out as an increasingly popular beach and resort, 45 minutes west from Corfu Town.
Undeniably, the Paleokatritsa Beach (also called the Paleokastritsa Xenia) is the star of the northern beaches of Corfu.
Located only 30 minutes southwards from Corfu Town, the lovely beach of Glyfada (Glifada) is deemed one of the finest and longest of all beaches in Corfu.