A former fishing village nestling between the sea and a mountain backdrop of olive and pine trees, Kalami is now a peaceful resort that retains its traditional charm.

Lawrence Durrell, the famous English novelist and playwright made Kalami his home from 1935-1939, staying at the White House, which is now one of the village's tavernas.

The pebbly Blue Flag beach of Kalami is sheltered by olive clad headlands on either side and is a perfect, safe spot for a swim in the stunningly clear water.

Kalami village itself has three tavernas in total, all offering delicious Greek and international cuisine, and three cocktail bars, at which you can enjoy a quiet drink. Three minimarkets and two gift shops complete Kalami's amenities.

Kalami beach:
Kalami is a Blue Flag Beach ( EEC recommended beaches for its clear water ).
It is also a very safe beach for children.

Useful information for Kalami:  
In Kalami there are 3 swimming pools with free entrance
Sunbeds and umbrellas are available on the beach of Kalami for a small charge per day
( optional )
In Kalami there are to public telephones
( using card which you can find at the supermarkets of Kalami village )
In Kalami there is also parking available.

Enjoy your dinner next to the wave.
Kalami has a good selection of tavernas

Where in Corfu is Kalami:
At the North East coast of Corfu
Airport : 28 km
Kalami sets between tiny Agni bay and picturesque harbour of Kouloura