Liapades is the calm side of Paleokastritsa. The village is made up of a few lanes and tavernas, with the beach at the bottom of the hill. Fewer people stop here than in the main bay, which is the point.
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What to do
- Swim and relax. The bay is sheltered, so the water is usually calm in the morning.
- Walk the village lanes. Stone houses, small shops and local tavernas.
- Visit Paleokastritsa. The main beaches and monastery are a few minutes away by car or taxi.
- Take a boat. Boat trips from Paleokastritsa visit the caves and hidden coves.
Drive carefully. The lanes are narrow and parking is limited near the beach in July and August.
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Staying here
Liapades has small hotels and apartments. For more choice, see the Paleokastritsa hotels guide and the neighbouring village of Doukades.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Liapades?
On the west coast of Corfu, a short drive south-east of Paleokastritsa. It sits in its own bay, with the beach below the village.
Is Liapades a good place to stay?
Yes, if you want a quieter alternative to the Paleokastritsa bay. You will want a car or taxi for the rest of the coast.
What is the beach like?
A sheltered bay with pebbles and some sand, sunbeds in season and calm, clear water on most days.
How far is Liapades from Lakones?
Around 10 minutes by car, depending on the route.
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