Agios Gordios Beach in Corfu

Information About Agios Gordios

Agios Gordios Corfu: It is one of the most popular beaches of Corfu and it took its name from the church of Agios Gordios located literally on the sea, at the centre of the beach. The beautiful cove is nested amongst the lush green mountain surrounded by olive tree forests, vineyards and impressive rocks.

To reach the beach of Agios Gordios you pass through a beautiful road full of vineyards and high olive trees. Once you reach the beach you will meet plenty of tourists facilities to enjoy a comfortable sunbathing. The crystalline waters are ideal for a refreshing swim while water sports equipment are also available for both children and adults.

During the say, the beach is quite noisy with children playing in the waves. The beach is bordered by the impressive Ortholithi, a huge rock emerging from the sea. With its important infrastructure and beautiful landscape, Agios Gordios offers the ideal summer destination.

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Guest 2009-03

Although best beaches on Corfu are found on the northern part, Agios Gordis is one of the few beaches in the centre of the island worth to visit. The water is crystal and warm (opposed to Paleokastritsa beach where water is freezing) and you can do many sports there. I enjoyed Banana a lot! The ambience around the beach is so green and relaxing. Try traditional dishes in the taverns there, sofrito and patsitsada are the most famous dishes of Corfu.

Guest 2008-07

Very crowded, especially in July and August. We go frequently to Corfu, almost every summer and have visited almost al beaches on the island. Agios Gordis has nice water and sandy coast but it is too noisy. There are a lot of hotels around, so you will find tourists from early in the morning till late in the evening. Safe for the children and the elderly, however.