The castle of Angelokastro is located on top of a fairly large rock and offers stunning views of the bays around Paleokastritsa. The historic monastery of Theotokos is one of the oldest in Corfu, dating back to 1225. It is built on a steep slope on the western side of the central bay, overlooking the Ionian Sea. It is one of the most important religious monuments of Corfu and the most visited religious site of the island. It hosts a remarkable collection of Byzantine icons, holy books, vestments and ecclesiastical relics.

Paleokastritsa has undoubtedly the most famous, picturesque and beautiful beach of the island, which stands out for its exceptional landscape. In fact, it is composed of six small bays and beaches with the beach of Agios Spyridon being the most famous, largest and busiest of all. It is a well-organized beach with sunbeds, umbrellas, motor boats, water sports and canoes for hire. Here, you can also find some excellent cafes, bars and restaurants for a meal or a drink. Ιn Paleokastritsa there are different shops like supermarkets, souvenir shops and everything else you may need.

The region is traditional Greek and has outstanding natural beauty. You’ll also have access to everything a tourist needs including a good and varied range of accommodation which includes hotels, villas, apartments and even a camp site.