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.
To note – Landing at Chomi beach is currently restricted due to the danger of falling rocks. Those who wish to visit are still able to view its beauty from the sea but it is strictly prohibited from stepping foot on the beach at present. Furthermore, it is advised not to anchor in the area as there is a risk of receiving a fine from the port police if caught – 5/10 minutes in this area is the maximum advised due to these reasons. Further down the coastline there are other smaller beaches with comparable beauty to enjoy.
| ⏳ Time Needed Half Day / Boat Trip Stop |
⭐ Don’t Miss The View from the Water |
📍 Plan Your Day Take a boat trip from Paleokastritsa |
Paradise Beach is on the west coast, near Liapades. It is accessible only by boat.
No, you absolutely cannot. There are no paths down the sheer cliffs. The only way to access the beach is by sea.
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.
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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