Kassiopi is a coastal village in northern Corfu, Greece, situated in the Ionian Sea. The village features a Venetian castle ruin overlooking the harbor and a small Orthodox church dedicated to Kassiopeia. Visitors explore the narrow streets, swim in clear waters, and dine at waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and local Greek cuisine.
Kassiopi is a small coastal village located at the northeastern tip of Corfu, Greece, in the Ionian Sea. Positioned approximately 36 kilometres from Corfu Town and facing the Albanian coastline, it sits within the Ionian Islands regional unit and is administratively part of the municipality of North Corfu. The village is notable for its Byzantine-era castle, five distinct small beaches, and a working harbour that has served as an anchorage since antiquity.
