Avliotes

The mountain village of Avliotes, at the northwestern tip of the island of Corfu, was created at the end of the Paleolithic period. It is perched on a verdant hill, southwest of the area of ​​Peroulades, three kilometres above the unique beach of Agios Stefanos and about forty kilometres from the city of Corfu. A characteristic element of the village is its two peaks, on each of which a church is positioned, one the Holy Taxiarches and the other the Panagia of the Hodegetria. From these apexes there is a vast, panoramic view of the sea and the Diapontia islands of Ereikousa, Othoni and Mathraki.