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Benitses Beach
The main beach area at Benitses, with mixed sand and pebbles, organised facilities, watersports and a full range of village amenities.



Three main sections: approx. 200m, 100m and 600m
The main beach area at Benitses, with mixed sand and pebbles, organised facilities, watersports and a full range of village amenities.
Benitses Beach has a sand, pebble shoreline. Very easy access from Benitses village and the main coastal road.
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 a mixture of sand and pebble. Beach shoes can be useful, particularly when entering and leaving the water. The sandy sections are comfortable for anyone planning to spend several hours on the beach. It offers a useful middle ground: enough space for a proper beach day without feeling as sprawling as Corfu's largest resort beaches.
Swimming and sea conditions
Conditions are often calm, particularly during settled summer weather. It is generally a family-friendly option, with normal supervision around the water.
Who this beach suits
This beach is particularly well suited to families, swimming, watersports and seaside dining.
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
Very easy access from Benitses village and the main coastal road. Benitses is served by regular bus routes from Corfu Town; check the current 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.
Blue Flag
The beach is recorded as a Blue Flag beach for 2026, which may appeal to visitors who value recognised standards for bathing-water quality, environmental management and beach services.
Is it the right beach for you?
Choose it if you want an easy, low-effort beach day with enough nearby facilities to stay comfortably for several hours.







