The long 300m sweep of shingle at Kerasia is in a beautiful spot and ideal for those wishing to escape the crowds. Surrounded by olive and pine the beach is flat and water shallow, though it dips sharply after a few metres. There is a single beach taverna and a small shop on the beach but not much else, although sunbeds are available to hire and there is plenty of parking. Prince Charles apparently is an irregular visitor as the Rothschilds have an estate nearby

Beach location: Accessed via Agios Stefanos in northern Corfu, Kerasia pebble beach is reached down a 2km. track that extends beyond that micro-resort. Disabled access: A boardwalk onto the beach makes wheelchair access possible but not easy. Car parking: The local municipality has created a car park that offers space for about 30-40 cars but even this gets full in high season.
Food outlets/restaurants: 1 taverna, Sand/pebbles/shingle: Large white pebbles leading into the sea. Sunbeds/umbrellas: Yes. Showers: According to the signs - however, you have to hunt for them. For toilets use the taverna. Safe for children: The sea is calm most of the time. Although the pebbles are pretty, they can be difficult underfoot. There are also quite significant leisure craft movements.
Watersports: No  Main users: Tourists and locals  Well cared for: Yes.
Mooring for boats: Moor off in the pleasant bay  Next to quayside/harbour: No.
Storm drains/outlets into sea: None observed.
Natural shady areas: Kerasia beach area is quite exposed. However, there is some tree cover in the surrounding hillsides behind the beach. Any other facilities: A beach shop and that's about it.
Distance to main resorts: Kassiopi is 7km. Corfu Town is about 30 km. Public transport: Only if you're prepared for a long walk from the main road beyond Agios Stefanos. Otherwise a taxi or independent transport (including the possibility of boat hire) will get you there. Blue Flag: Yes.