Limni Beach is situated on Corfu’s North West coast, just outside the traditional village of Liapades, roughly 22 km from Corfu Town and the international airport. The drive from Corfu Town takes approximately 35 to 40 minutes.

• By Car & Parking: You cannot drive directly down to Limni Beach. You must park along the approach roads, and then complete the rest of the journey by walking – Do not attempt to drive further than where the signage tells you ‘no parking’. The walk from the final parking area takes around 20 minutes.
• The Hiking Trail: The walk from Liapades to Limni Beach takes upwards of 45 minutes. It is a scenic but rough dirt trail winding through olive groves and hilly terrain, requiring sturdy footwear.
• By Taxi Boat: If you prefer to bypass the hike, taxi boats operate regularly from nearby Liapades (Gefyra) Beach or Paleokastritsa and will drop you off directly on the shore.
• Transport: The A11 Green Bus runs daily from Corfu Town to Liapades. From the village square, it is roughly a 45-minute walk down to the trailhead and beach.

• The beach consists of small pebbles and shingle, creating a stunning white contrast with the vivid turquoise sea.
• Because it is a double beach, you can choose to rest on either side depending on the wind direction and waves.
• The water on the west coast is notably cool, exceptionally clear, and deepens relatively quickly, making it fantastic for snorkeling.
• The marine life around the rocky edges of the headland is highly diverse, so bringing a mask and snorkel is recommended.

Limni Beach is completely wild and almost uncommercialized, offering a raw natural experience.

• Food & Drinks: There are no tavernas, beach bars, or kiosks on Limni Beach. You must bring your own water, snacks, and supplies.
• Sunbeds & Umbrellas: During peak summer months there are often very few sunbeds or umbrellas available for rent. There is very limited natural shade, so packing a pop-up shelter or umbrella is wise.
• Facilities: No toilets, showers, or changing cabins are available on the beach.
• Safety: There are no lifeguards on duty. Keep in mind that mobile signal can occasionally be weak on the beach itself.

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