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Chomi (Paradise Beach)

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CHOMI (PARADISE BEACH), CORFU: A BREATHTAKING BOAT-ONLY GUIDE

PARADISE BEACH AT A GLANCE

LocationWest Coast (near Paleokastritsa)
Famous ForDramatic White Cliffs
VibeWild & Breathtaking
AccessBoat Only
Key SightsThe Cliffs, Turquoise Water
Best ForAdventurers & Photographers

Overview: Discovering Paradise Beach

Chomi, universally known as Paradise Beach, is a place of breathtaking, wild beauty, accessible only by sea. Towering vertical white cliffs plunge into the most intensely turquoise water imaginable, creating one of Corfu's most dramatic and unforgettable landscapes. This is not a beach for amenities or convenience; it is an adventure destination for those who want to witness raw, natural splendour and swim in a truly spectacular setting.

Quick Planner

⏳ Time Needed
Half Day / Boat Trip Stop
⭐ Don't Miss
The View from the Water
📍 Plan Your Day
Take a boat trip from Paleokastritsa

How to Get to Paradise Beach

Arrive by Boat (Best Option)

Hire your own boat for ultimate freedom, or join an organised tour from Paleokastritsa that includes a magical swim stop at this beach.

Book a Water Taxi

For a direct trip, use a water taxi from Agios Spyridon in Paleokastritsa or nearby Liapades.


In-Depth Guide & Details

Location & How to Get There

Paradise Beach is on the west coast, near Liapades. It is accessible only by boat.

  • Parking & Transport: There is no land access. You must take a boat taxi from Paleokastritsa or Liapades, join an organised tour, or rent your own boat.
  • Accessibility: Once off the boat, the beach is flat, but reaching it requires a boat journey.

Key Attractions & Features
  • Towering White Cliffs: The beach is framed by enormous, sheer vertical cliffs that create a breathtaking and dramatic landscape.
  • Intense Turquoise Water: The combination of white pebbles and deep water gives the sea a spectacular and vibrant turquoise colour, perfect for photos.
  • Sense of Seclusion: Being accessible only by boat gives the beach a remote, adventurous feel, even when tour boats are present.
Amenities & What to Expect
This beach is almost entirely devoid of amenities. In high season, a small cantina boat sometimes anchors offshore, selling drinks and renting a very limited number of sunbeds. However, you should not rely on this. **Visitors must be fully self-sufficient** and bring their own food, water, sun cream, and umbrellas. There are no toilets or other facilities.
Is Paradise Beach Right for You?

You'll Love Paradise Beach If...

  • You are an adventurer, photographer, or couple looking for a "wow" factor.
  • You love dramatic, natural scenery and exploring by boat.
  • You want to swim in a truly spectacular and unforgettable setting.
  • You are happy to be self-sufficient and come prepared.

You Might Prefer Elsewhere If...

  • You need easy land access or are on a tight budget.
  • You are travelling with very young children or have mobility issues.
  • You need facilities like toilets, tavernas, or reliable sunbed rentals.
  • You are a nervous swimmer who prefers shallow water.
Frequently Asked Questions

Can you really not walk to Paradise Beach?

No, you absolutely cannot. There are no paths down the sheer cliffs. The only way to access the beach is by sea.

Is it safe to sit under the cliffs?

It is strongly advised **not** to sit directly at the base of the cliffs. While rare, there is always a natural risk of small stones falling. It is safer to set up your spot closer to the water.

Where is the best place to get a boat from?

The main harbour at Paleokastritsa (Agios Spyridon beach) has the most frequent boat taxis and tours. The beach at Liapades (Gefyra) is another excellent, often slightly quieter, departure point.

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Explore More of the West Coast

Visit Paleokastritsa

Combine your trip with a visit to the main resort of Paleokastritsa, the departure point for most boat trips to Paradise Beach.

Explore Liapades

Visit the traditional village of Liapades and its charming main beach (Gefyra), another great starting point for boat trips to Paradise Beach.

Climb to Angelokastro

For a different perspective, visit the Byzantine castle of Angelokastro, which offers incredible panoramic views over the entire coastline.


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