A Corfu boat rental without license puts you at the wheel of a small motor boat under thirty horsepower, which Greek rule lets anyone drive after a dockside briefing, for a half day or a full day from Paleokastritsa, Agni, Kalami, Kassiopi or Corfu Town. Plan the rest of the island with Greece Tours.
This guide covers the whole hire: the rule and the paperwork, the bases around the island, what a half and a full day cost with fuel and the deposit, the routes along the north-east coast and the west, the boats themselves, what to carry, how the afternoon wind decides the day, and when to book.
What is a Corfu boat rental without license?
The hire of a small motor boat with an engine under thirty horsepower, which Greek rule allows anyone to drive after a dockside briefing, taken for a half day or a full day from a beach base with no qualification and no test.
A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. The boats are open four to six-seaters with a canopy, a ladder, a cool box and an outboard on the transom. The operator takes an identity document, hands over a life jacket for every seat, marks the permitted range on a chart and gives a phone number for the day. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable.
Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The rule is national rather than local: thirty horsepower is the ceiling, and every boat on this market sits at or under it. Above that line a licence is required, which is why the fleet looks the same at every base on the island. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter.
Where do you hire a boat on Corfu?
Paleokastritsa and Agios Gordios on the west coast, Kassiopi, Agni, Kalami and Nissaki on the north-east, Sidari and Agios Stefanos in the north, and Corfu Town, Gouvia and Benitses on the eastern side.
Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The north-east coast is the classic. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura sit in a line of small bays under the Pantokrator wall with tavernas at the water, and the boats run between them in twenty minutes. Agni bay is covered at Agni bay. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds.
The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. The west coast is a different day. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves, sea caves and clear water under cliffs, and the sea outside the bay turns rougher in the afternoon. That coast sits at Paleokastritsa. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet.
What does it cost?
From about 90 to 180 euros for a half day and 150 to 280 euros for a full day, plus fuel on return and a deposit of 200 to 500 euros held against damage. The larger boats and the premium fleets sit at the upper end.
The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. The fare covers the boat, the safety kit, the briefing and a cool box. Fuel is measured at the tank on return and charged at the pump rate, which runs from twenty to sixty euros depending on how far and how fast the day was. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings.
Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Split across four people a full day costs less than four seats on an organised cruise and buys the whole timetable. Split across two it costs more, which is the arithmetic that decides most bookings. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for.
What licence and paperwork do you need?
None beyond an identity document. Greek rule waives the boat licence under thirty horsepower, the operator signs a hire agreement, and the briefing covers the controls, the anchor, the range and the radio or phone number.
Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. The hirer is responsible for the boat and the people on it. Insurance covers third parties as standard and the deposit covers the hull, so the briefing is worth listening to rather than nodding through. The operator states the permitted range and the bays that are out of bounds. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday.
Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. Albania is two kilometres across the strait from the north-east coast and is a national border. No licence-free rental permits the crossing, and the operators say so at the desk rather than in the small print. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart.
Which routes work from the north-east coast?
The run from Kassiopi or Agni south past Kouloura, Kalami and Nissaki to Barbati, with a taverna lunch at a water-level jetty and swim stops in the pebble coves between them.
Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. This is the coast the Durrell family lived on and the one with the tavernas that take boats at their moorings. A jetty booking at Agni or Kouloura is made by phone on the morning, and the taverna keeps a place at its buoy. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license.
The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. The water here is sheltered by the Albanian mainland and the strait is calmest before noon. The afternoon breeze funnels down it, so the pattern is south in the morning and back with the wind behind after lunch. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways.
What about the west coast and Paleokastritsa?
Six coves, the monastery headland, the sea caves at Kolovri and the beaches at Rovinia and Stelari, none of which are reachable by road. The boats stay inside the headlands and turn back when the swell builds.
Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. The west is more dramatic and less forgiving. The cliffs drop straight into deep water, the caves need a calm morning, and the maistro that gets up from the north-west after midday puts chop across the whole bay. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity.
Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Operators here cut the day short or refuse to launch when the forecast is wrong, and they refund. That is a feature rather than a fault: a small boat off this coast in an afternoon blow is no place to learn. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats.
What kind of boats are in the fleet?
Open glass-fibre boats of four to six metres with a fifteen or thirty-horsepower outboard, a bimini top, a swim ladder, an anchor, a cool box and a Bluetooth speaker on the newer ones.
Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Capacity runs from four to eight passengers depending on the hull and the certificate. The premium fleets add a bigger canopy, a fridge, a sun deck forward and better seats, and they charge forty to eighty euros a day more for it. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls.
Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Speed is not the point. Thirty horsepower on a five-metre hull gives twelve to eighteen knots flat out and eight to ten at a comfortable cruise, which is enough to cover twenty kilometres of coast in a day with time to swim. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed.
What do you take aboard?
Water, sun cream, hats, a light layer, towels, a dry bag for phones, snorkelling gear, cash for the taverna and fuel, and a bag for rubbish. Shade is limited to the canopy and the sun is doubled by the water.
Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Ice goes in the cool box at the base and lasts the day. Food is worth buying ashore before boarding, because the bays with tavernas are also the bays with moorings and the crossing back for lunch costs an hour. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag.
Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Deck shoes or bare feet, never flip-flops on a wet gunwale. Phones go in the bag rather than a pocket, because the one thing every operator sees each week is a phone in the water at the ladder. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base.
How does the wind decide the day?
The maistro blows from the north-west through the afternoon in summer and builds from about one o’clock. The north-east coast stays sheltered by the mainland; the west coast takes it on the beam and gets uncomfortable first.
A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Morning is the flat water. The bases open at nine and the boats that leave first get the caves, the clear water and the empty coves. By three the west coast is choppy and the north-east has a swell running down the strait. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season.
Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Operators cancel and refund when the forecast turns, and they decide at the desk in the morning rather than at midday. Anyone hiring reads the same forecast the evening before and books the flat day rather than the free one. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder.
Who does a self-drive day suit?
Families with children old enough to sit still, couples who want a beach the road cannot reach, and groups of four to six for whom the day costs less than the same seats on a cruise.
Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Nobody needs experience. The controls are a throttle and a wheel, the briefing covers the rest, and the bays are within sight of each other on the north-east coast. Confidence matters more than skill. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east. Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August.
June and September give the calmest sea of the season. It is the wrong day for a nervous swimmer, for a party who want a bar and a DJ, and for anyone unwilling to watch a forecast. Those are better served by the organised boats covered in Corfu boat tours. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water. A deposit is held against damage on every hire. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast.
When does the season run and how do you book?
May to October, with the calmest water in June and September. Book two to four days ahead in July and August, and on the morning outside them, because the fleets are small at each base.
A deposit is held against damage on every hire. August is the pinch on the north-east coast, where the bases hold eight to fifteen boats each and the villa crowd takes them by nine. The west-coast fleets are larger and turn over twice a day in high season. West-coast operators refuse to launch on a bad forecast. June and September give the calmest sea of the season. A half day on a Corfu boat rental without license runs four to five hours. Ice for the cool box is loaded at the base. Twelve to eighteen knots is the top speed on these hulls. Sidari and Agios Stefanos cover the north of the island. Premium hulls add a fridge, a sun deck and better seats. Morning is the flat water for a Corfu boat rental without license. Agni, Kalami and Kouloura line the north-east coast. The operator marks the permitted range on a laminated chart. Tavernas at Agni and Kouloura take boats at their moorings. The dockside briefing opens every Corfu boat rental without license. Corfu Town and the Gouvia lagoon hold the eastern fleet. The cool box and the canopy make the day comfortable. A Corfu boat rental without license runs on an engine under thirty horsepower. Rovinia and Stelari are reachable only from the water.
Booking a Corfu boat rental without license ahead secures the boat in August. Booking online or by phone holds the boat and the hour. Cancellation for weather is free and decided by the operator. The beaches these boats reach are covered at Corfu beaches, and the island as a whole at Corfu. Fuel is measured at the tank and settled on return. Phones go in a dry bag rather than a pocket at the ladder. Snorkelling gear and a dry bag belong in the bag. Gouvia and Benitses send boats out on the eastern side. Eight to ten knots is the comfortable cruising speed. Four to eight passengers is the usual capacity. Kassiopi and Nissaki hold bases on the same shore. A Corfu boat rental without license costs less split four ways. The maistro builds from the north-west after midday. Paleokastritsa hires boats into six coves and the sea caves. An identity document is all the paperwork the desk asks for. Albania is a national border and out of bounds. Greek rule waives the licence below that line. The Kolovri caves need a calm morning to enter. Life jackets come with each seat aboard. The strait between Corfu and the mainland shelters the north-east.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you rent a boat on Corfu without a licence?
Yes. Greek rule allows a boat with an engine under thirty horsepower to be driven without a licence. The operator takes an identity document, gives a dockside briefing and marks the permitted range on a chart.
What does a Corfu boat rental without license cost?
From about 90 to 180 euros for a half day and 150 to 280 euros for a full day, plus fuel measured on return and a deposit of 200 to 500 euros held against damage.
Where are the boat rental bases on Corfu?
Paleokastritsa and Agios Gordios on the west coast, Kassiopi, Agni, Kalami and Nissaki on the north-east, Sidari and Agios Stefanos in the north, and Corfu Town, Gouvia and Benitses on the east.