Kassiopi es un pueblo costero en el norte de Corfú, Grecia, situado en el Mar Jónico. El pueblo cuenta con una ruina de castillo veneciano que domina el puerto y una pequeña iglesia ortodoxa dedicada a Casiopea. Los visitantes exploran las calles estrechas, nadan en aguas cristalinas y cenan en tabernas frente al mar que sirven mariscos frescos y cocina griega local.
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.
