Clinging to the slopes of Mount Pantokrator at an elevation of 650 metres, Strinilas holds the title of Corfu’s highest inhabited village. This is a place that feels a world away from the coast, offering cool mountain air and a profoundly authentic atmosphere. The village is a cluster of traditional stone houses and is famous for two things: its exceptional local wine and its fantastic mountain tavernas. For hikers, explorers, and foodies, Strinilas is an unmissable stop on the journey to Corfu’s peak.
| ⏳ Time Needed 1-2 Hours (inc. lunch) |
⭐ Don’t Miss Lunch at a Mountain Taverna |
📍 Plan Your Day Combine with Pantokrator Summit |
Strinilas is in the northern mountains, 25 km from Corfu Town. The drive takes around 50 minutes.
The road is fully paved and safe, but it is a typical mountain road: steep, narrow in places, and with many hairpin turns. It requires careful and confident driving.
The local Muscatel wine is typically a sweet white wine, with a very aromatic and fruity flavour. It’s a unique taste of the region and perfect to enjoy with a meal. Some tavernas sell their own homemade versions.
Yes, Strinilas is a popular starting point for the final leg of the hike to the summit of Mount Pantokrator for experienced hikers.
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