Moreover, a stroll along the welcoming beach promenade unveils a treasure trove of options: taverns, bars, souvenir shops, boutiques, and restaurants, each vying for your attention and taste buds.

The lively main street of Acharavi invites you to shop till you drop. Souvenir shops, bars, jewelers, supermarkets, a diving emporium, and a myriad of restaurants serving traditional fare await your exploration. The cheerful service of these local proprietors is bound to leave you with a smile. In Acharavi, you can indulge to your heart’s content. From early afternoon till midnight, you can savor an array of dishes at reasonable prices and acquire exceptional gifts or holiday keepsakes for your loved ones!

As you cross the main street, you step into one of the most picturesque hiking realms in the northern reaches of Corfu. If hiking piques your interest, the village of Acharavi is your gateway to adventure.

Nestled at the foothills of Mount Pantokrator, the island’s loftiest peak, Acharavi stands as a source of pride for Corfu. The slopes of Mount Pantokrator rise just beyond Acharavi. Upon departing the main street, you’ll discover numerous entry points to explore the awe-inspiring, mountainous expanse of Pantokrator. Should you aspire to summit Mount Pantokrator, Acharavi serves as the perfect launching point for your trek.

Like every corner of Corfu, Acharavi is surrounded by enchanting places worth exploring. Serene, picturesque villages are inhabited by few locals who cherish their traditions, especially when it comes to cooking. In these villages, the traditional flavors are authentic. You will savor local dishes and appetizers that accompany ouzo and tsipouro, made from recipes passed down from generation to generation. Some of these villages worth exploring include Palia Perithia, as well as the mountainous hamlets of Episkepsi, Nimfes, Klimataria, and Agios Panteleimonas.