Paralia Arillas — Attraction in Municipality of Northern Corfu

One of the very few fine-sanded beaches on the island of Corfu. A pier is deviding the beach in 2 halves which are very different. They are both fine sanded. When facing the sea at the pier you can easily see that there is a river along the right half of the beach. Well it is not a river. The highest part of the shore gets easily overflowed by waves and water becomes trapped at the lowest part of the beach. Kids love that place. After that "river" you can find some clay rocks. You can break some bars out by hand dissolve them in the water and rub it all over your skin. I personally like the left half of the beach. Water is still and shallow. There are nudist spots at the end of both halves. You can get an umbrella and sunbeds at the cost...

By far, the nicest truly sandy beach my wife and I have visited since the Caribbean. Tons of cabanas to rent for the day (€8-€12) from various restaurants/bars along the beach. Some are bring your own stuff, others provide you with service. If not your cup of tea, there is more than enough space along the beach to set up your own space and enjoy plenty of privacy (at least in mid-late September). While I'm not really a fan of kids running around while on vacation (and we saw only a few families), this has got to be the most family friendly beach in Greece. Must have been 20 meters out and the sea still only came to my waist with only a sandy bottom, not a pebble to be seen. 100%...

A quieter beach, more suited for families or people averse to crowded places. Clean crystal waters, shallow and rather warm, on a sandy shore. There is a sunbed area (10 eur for a set plus umbrella and a big bottle of water "from the house") but also enough space for placing your towel directly on the sand. Need I mention again this is not a crowded beach, nor a noisy one?

For lunch you can choose from the few tavernas and restaurants right across the road. Parking is also rather easy to find. It surely worth a visit but is...