Villas in Kassiopi

Table of contents

• At a glance: what should you know about renting a villa in Kassiopi?
• Villas in Kassiopi: find your perfect retreat
• Exploring Kassiopi: our top recommendations
• Activities: what are the top things to do and see in Kassiopi?

• Luxury amenities: Nearly all villas feature private pools, air conditioning throughout, en-suite bathrooms, and fully equipped kitchens with panoramic Ionian Sea views and direct beach access.
• Property quality: Guests consistently praise the top-rated villas, thanks to their excellent amenities and spacious layouts perfect for large groups and families.
• Diverse locations: Choose from village centre convenience, seafront headland villas with sunset views, beachfront properties with unspoilt access, or hilltop retreats offering privacy and panoramic countryside views.
• Authentic charm: Villas blend contemporary design with traditional Greek character, all within walking distance of harbours, tavernas, supermarkets, and Kassiopi Castle's illuminated views at night.
• Flexible pricing: Many properties include comfortable options with linen, towels, electricity, and weekly cleaning, ensuring hassle-free holidays from booking to arrival.

Kassiopi offers a stunning selection of luxury villas ranging from intimate three-bedroom properties to expansive nine-bedroom mansions. Other holiday rentals in Kassiopi include stylish apartments, but villas are still the most popular choice for most visitors. Look out for amenities such as:

• Private swimming pools
• Air conditioning
• En-suite bathrooms
• Fully-equipped kitchens

If you've developed a taste for the Greek islands, make your next holiday special by choosing holiday rentals in Corfu, holiday rentals in Crete, or holiday rentals in Santorini.

What are the best areas to stay in Kassiopi?

The village centre is the ideal base for those seeking authentic Greek village life without needing a car. The table below details areas for specific interests:

Our top-rated villas in Kassiopi consistently receive praise for their exceptional locations, spacious layouts, and attention to detail. Visitors highlight the seamless blend of authentic village charm, private luxury, and effortless access to some of Greece's most beautiful beaches and dining experiences.

Kassiopi is one of the most charming villages in Northern Corfu, home to a picturesque harbour, pristine waters, and beautiful beaches such as Kalamionas, Bataria and Avlaki. Once a small fishing port, the village is overlooked by the ruins of a Byzantine castle and sits in the shadow of Mount Pantokrator, Corfu's highest peak.

🍴Where to eat in Kassiopi?

According to Google Maps data and reviews, Kima Restaurant is the best rated restaurant in Kassiopi. Below is a table showing the top 5 highly-rated restaurants hand-picked by our travel experts.

⭐Our guests' recommendation: Our guest traveller recommends in Kassiopi: this fine-dining restaurant on Bataria beach pairs modern Greek and Mediterranean fusion dishes with an exceptional wine list of Greek and international labels, making it the villa guests' pick for a special-occasion dinner.

1. Visit Corfu Town
2. Explore the village
3. Try some mountain biking
4. Visit the Monastery of Pantokrator
5. Visit Kassiopi Castle
6. Eat traditional Greek food in the square
7. Take a boat trip

1. Visit Corfu Town

   The island's traditional and beautiful capital, made famous by Gerald Durrell's childhood memoirs, with splendid coves and turquoise waters just a short drive away.

2. Explore the village

   Kassiopi's harbourside square is the social hub by day and comes alive with bars and restaurants by night.

3. Try some mountain biking

   Corfu's varied terrain is ideal for cycling routes through villages, coves and stunning natural landscapes.

4. Visit the Monastery of Pantokrator

   Perched atop Corfu's highest mountain, with a small coffee shop and breathtaking views.

5. Visit Kassiopi Castle

   Follow the path from the main shopping street up to the Byzantine fortress, passing the pretty church of Panayia Kassopitra along the way.

6. Eat traditional Greek food in the square

   Try stifado (beef stew) or bourdeto (scorpion fish in spicy sauce), along with Greek salads, tzatziki, feta and sweet kataifi or baklava.

7. Take a boat trip

   Sail along the Corfu coastline to Kalamaki Beach, Corfu Town, or further afield to the Blue Caves, where dolphins are sometimes spotted.