Road to Liapades, Gefyra, Rovinia, Palaiokastritsa, Corfu, Greece

Under Paleokastritsa and to the south, the mountainous area of the west coast continues down to Ermones and further south until it joined with the mountain of Agion Deka in the center of the island. The wider Paleokastritsa is an area of exceptional natural beauty, it consists of high cliffs that end abruptly on the west coast and cut off the beaches from the mainland, so access is difficult and is mainly by the sea, but as a result of this, here we have perhaps the most beautiful hidden beaches of the island. Liapades beach is also called Gefyra, a beach with turquoise waters located on a small bay east of Paleokastritsa, just a short two kilometers distance from it. Crystal clear waters on a pebble background in a stunning scenery. It is the beach of Liapades mountainous village located about 400 meters to the east and slightly south at the interior of the island. A beautiful beach with turquoise waters, surrounded by dense vegetation, Liapades beach is the first bay after Palaiokastritsa  in the south and it maintains the same characteristics with the beaches of the cosmopolitan, touristy destination. It is filled with trees and it has got crystal clear but very cold waters. Liapades beach is also called Gefyra beach from the homonymous settlement  where, it is located and you will find it at a distance of about 1,5 kilometers from the picturesque and lovely village of Liapades which in its old section preserves its Venetian architecture. Liapades beach is mainly covered with sand but also with pebbles. You can rent deck-chairs and parasols on the beach. You can also rent pedalos. Along the shore, near Liapades beach, there are many interesting caves which you can visit by boat which you can take from the beach. If you prefer something quieter and more isolated, near Liapades beach is situated Rovinia, which is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Greece.