The Village

Liapades is situated in the west coast of Corfu Island (approx. 18 Km from town) at the northern end of an area called The Marmaro Hills. The village of Liapades is built on a small hill with unique views to the green landscapes and mountains of the greenest island in Greece.

The architecture of the buildings is traditional Greek with a lot of small shops and cafes in the heart of Liapades giving you a warm feeling. At the central square of Liapades village there are cafe/bars and taverns where you can enjoy traditional drinks, food and experience the Greek way of life.

Everybody is very helpful and friendly doing their best to make you feel warm and comfortable. Also at the square lies the beautiful church of St Anastasias which has been fully restored to its original state. It is one of the 6 churches in total and is definitely worth to visiting.

The Beach

Just beyond the village of Liapades is the bay where you can swim and enjoy the crystal waters of the Ionian sea . Liapades idyllic beach is sourrounded by green hillsides creating a unique scenery. The beach is the perfect place to relax as it is never too crowded with unique views where the blue and the green mix together.

Except the common activities(water sports, motor boats, canoes and diving) there are boat excursions to nearby beaches including the famous Paleokastritsa with the beautiful caves. Approximately 15 hidden small beaches, which are to be reached partially only by boat. Also there are tavernas where the visitor can enjoy their breakfasts, meals and dinners or enjoy a refereshment or coffee.

In Liapades there is the small diving base of Mourikis (PADI international), which lends diving equipment. It is the ideal starting point for more than 20 diving areas.

Walking excursions

Liapades is a a great escape for nature lovers and to the ones who like to walk and explore. There are many places to visit by foot through picturesque and ancient donkey paths. Some of the paths lead to small lonely beaches where most visitors arrive by boat.

One of the best paths to follow is the one which passes over high ridge above Kanakades and stretch on down the southern eastern side to Gianades, Marmaro and Kanakades traditional non tourist villages. Another excursion is to Lakones, which is situated outstretched on the ledge of a mountain. A precipitous ride around numerous hairpin bends leads you there. Olive trees shade the street like gigantic screens, with dark cypresses.

The walkers have a lot of options which will satisfy the most demanding ones.