Location | Stato Da Mar

North Corfu

Almiros Beach

Stato da Mar villas & residences are ideally located in the tranquil and unspoiled Almiros beach in the north part of Corfu island. Just 1,5 klm ( 10m walk) from lively Acharavi village and 15minutes drive from the picturesque bay of Kassiopi.

Only 35klm from Corfu airport "Ioannis Kapodistrias", which is served by several daily flights from Athens (35min) and other major European cities and 33klm from Corfu historical center is the perfect place to start exploring the island or just relax by the sandy beach.

In walking distance you can enjoy the crystal-clear waters or stroll along the beach to sit and relax in one the traditional cafes and tavernas of the area.

Corfu island is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Greece. Sandy beaches, beautiful landscapes, hidden built-stone villages and a cosmopolitan historic center is just a few hints that will make you holidays unforgettable. In the Old Town, you'll feel like an aristocrat walking along Liston Arcade and Spianada Square and gazing up at the Venetian forts and churches. And you'll adore the romance of the labyrinth-like alleyways of Campiello (the medieval quarter of the Old Town) as well as the beat of the marching bands, particularly on festival days.

Located in the mountains beneath Mount Pantokrator at 908m the highest point on the Island It is the oldest permanently inhabited settlement in Corfu, with records dating back to the 14th century. Once the wealthiest village on the island, by the mid 17th century there were130 houses of Venetian origin, built entirely by hand surrounded by 8 churches.

Originally the village acted as a hideaway from pirate attacks on the island during summer months, 'to see the sea but not be seen'.

The Nymfes Waterfalls are situated just outside the beautiful homonymous village of Nymfes, in a verdant area with oaks and holly trees. It is known for its spectacular waterfalls whose history unfolds in the depths of mythology.

This area of the mountain was once full of life as the people of Corfu, wanting to avoid pirates, left the coastal areas and moved to remote, mountainous villages, feeling protected according to mythology, under the roof of demigod fairies. The Nymfes, that gave the village its name, bathe in the emerald waters of the towering, fifteen metre waterfall and hide from the eyes of mortals, thanks to the rich surrounding vegetation.