The Kommeno peninsula is just 12 km north of Corfu Town, a quick 20-minute drive.

• Parking: Limited free roadside parking is available near the church and public coves.
• Accessibility: The coves are flat and accessible from the road, making the area easy to explore on foot once parked.

• Ypapanti Church: The iconic, whitewashed chapel perched on its own islet and connected by a causeway. It's one of the most photographed spots in the area.
• Exclusive Coves: The peninsula is dotted with small, tranquil coves with pebbles and shingle, offering peaceful swimming in very calm, sheltered water.
• Luxurious Atmosphere: The area is home to some of Corfu's most high-end hotels, giving it a sophisticated and serene vibe.

The amenities in Kommeno are largely concentrated within its luxury hotels. These offer private beach sections with full service for their guests. The small public coves are unorganised and have no facilities. This beach has been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag for its excellent water quality and safety. The main public attraction is the sheer beauty of the area and the iconic Ypapanti Church.

Is Kommeno a single beach?

No, Kommeno is a peninsula with several small, separate coves and swimming spots rather than one long beach. Part of the charm is exploring to find your favourite little corner.

Are the beaches public?

While the luxury hotels have their own organised beach fronts, there are several small public access coves, particularly around the Ypapanti Church area. All beaches in Greece are public by law.

Is it good for families?

Kommeno is more suited to couples and those seeking quiet relaxation. While the water is calm, the lack of large sandy areas and public amenities makes it less ideal for families with young children compared to other resorts.

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