Chlomos

Chlomos is a traditional hillside village in southern Corfu, with old houses, narrow lanes and expansive views across the surrounding countryside and coast.

Lanes, houses and a broad outlook

Chlomos rewards a slower visit on foot. Its older buildings, narrow lanes and elevated outlook give it a different rhythm from the coastal holiday areas. Keep the village itself as the focus of the stop: explore a little, pause for a drink or meal if somewhere is open, and leave time to enjoy the surrounding landscape.

An inland stop on a southern route

Messonghi and Agios Georgios South are separate coastal choices, not beaches within the village. Pick one side of the island for the rest of the day rather than trying to squeeze in every nearby resort. Drivers should settle parking before entering the narrowest lanes. If visiting by B12, match the visit to the current return timetable; a village stop and a late coastal dinner may need different transport arrangements.

Getting around, beaches and evenings

Green Bus B12; check the timetable, exact stop and final walk to your accommodation.

No beach in the hillside village. Messonghi and Agios Georgios South are nearby coastal options.

Quiet village evenings with local dining rather than nightlife. Messonghi and Moraitika offer more bars and evening venues.

Explore with our local guides

Ideas for your visit: Chlomos Village Walk. Check the individual guide for the route and visiting details.

Planning links: Current Green Bus routes and timetables.

Destination photograph: Hagai Agmon-Snir حچاي اچمون-سنير חגי אגמון-שניר / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Displayed cropped to fit; the cropped display remains under the same licence.