Agios Spiridonas is located on the north coast of Corfu between Kassiopi and Acharavi and has been recognized by the European  Community for its crystal clear water. The area which is named after the Saint Spiridon, the patron saint of Corfu island, comprises three beaches, the most popular being the main beach which has a typical taverna directly on the beach and is close to the small chapel. this beach is perfect for families as the children can swim freely in the shallow water. After Agios Spiridonas beach, the road bridges the outlet of the Antinioti lagoon and heads for Yaliskari beach and for the monastery of Agia Ekaterini. this monastery was founded in 1713 and in its church there are remarkable frescoes dating from the 18th and 19th century which have been preserved.

Beach location: Access is signposted between Roda and Kassiopi on the northern Corfu coast road. From the signpost, it's only a short distance to the beach and tiny church of the same name. Currently isolated, all this is destined to change as a large complex is to be built here.
Disabled access: It's just about possible to get a wheelchair onto the soft sand that prevails here, but only in certain places. Sand dunes also impede progress. Car parking: Park at the side of the road. There's normally plenty of space, except at high season.
Food outlets/restaurants: One or two tavernas and beach bars.
Sand/pebbles/shingle: Soft golden sand leads into a"lively" sea. The mainland is visible across the channel and there are significant currents. Sunbeds/umbrellas: Yes.
Showers: Yes-For toilets, use the tavernas and bars. Safe for children: There is a swell and significant currents. These are exacerbated by the wake from passing ferries, sending significant breakers crashing onto the beach from time to time. In overall terms, Agios Spiridonas beach is ideal for children under supervision. Watersports: There are only pedaloes and canoes. Main users: Locals and those tourists who are «in the know». Well cared for: Yes. Mooring for boats: No.
Next to quayside/harbour: No. Storm drains/outlets into sea: No.
Natural shady areas: Although there are trees to the rear of the beach, it is still quite exposed.
Any other facilities: Rooms to let nearby. Distance to main resorts: 5 to 7 km to Roda and Kassiopi. Public transport: No. Independent transport required. Blue Flag: Yes.