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Barbati Beach
A long pebble beach below Mount Pantokrator with deep, crystal-clear water, organised sections and dramatic mountain views.



Approx. 900m long and around 20m wide
A long pebble beach below Mount Pantokrator with deep, crystal-clear water, organised sections and dramatic mountain views.
Barbati Beach has a pebble shoreline. Multiple road and foot access points descend from Barbati to the long shoreline.
The beach is organised or has organised sections in season. Food or drink is available at the beach or immediately nearby. Seasonal sunbeds are available. Seasonal watersports are available.
What to expect
The shoreline is predominantly pebble. Beach shoes can be useful, particularly when entering and leaving the water. The generous stretch of shoreline gives you more room to spread out than at Corfu's smaller coves and makes it a good option if you enjoy beach walks as well as swimming.
Swimming and sea conditions
The water becomes deep comparatively quickly, which confident swimmers often appreciate but families with very young children should keep in mind. Water clarity is one of the attractions here, especially on calm days. Snorkelling is another reason to consider it, especially around rocky edges or clearer sections away from the busiest swimmers.
Who this beach suits
This beach is particularly well suited to swimming, snorkelling, scenic views and watersports.
Facilities
There are organised sections in season, making it easier to settle in for a full beach day. Seasonal sunbeds and parasols are available; prices and operating dates vary by provider. Food and drink are available at the beach or within a short walk; opening can be seasonal. Seasonal watersports are available; activities and operating dates vary by local provider. Useful beach amenities include toilets, showers and changing facilities.
Getting there and practical information
Multiple road and foot access points descend from Barbati to the long shoreline. Green Bus services on the north-east coastal route serve Barbati; check the current A-line timetable.
Planning your visit
For a full beach day, late morning through the afternoon gives you the best chance of finding seasonal services operating, although this is also when organised beaches are busiest.
Is it the right beach for you?
Choose it if clear-water swimming and time in the sea are more important than a large resort-style setup.

