Stelari Beach is one of Corfu’s most secluded treasures - a hidden cove tucked beneath towering cliffs on the island’s wild west coast. Accessible only by sea, this serene pebbly stretch is kissed by breathtakingly turquoise waters. As one of the three beaches collectively known as 'Paradise Beach', it's a dream for nature lovers and those seeking total tranquillity. Arriving by boat is an adventure in itself, rewarding you with a peaceful, postcard-perfect escape far from the crowds.
| ⏳ Time Needed Half Day / Boat Trip Stop |
⭐ Don't Miss The View from the Water |
📍 Plan Your Day Take a boat trip from Paleokastritsa |
Stelari is on the west coast, south of Paleokastritsa. It is accessible only by boat. The nearest departure points are Liapades and Paleokastritsa, which are about a 40-minute drive from Corfu Town.
No. The cliffs are sheer and there is no path. 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 and the beach at Liapades are the two closest and most popular departure points for boat hire and water taxis to Stelari.
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