Kallisto Resort

Corfu


Exuberant terraced gardens cascading down the hillside at the northern end of Kontogialos Beach hold apartments and villas (sleeping two to 12) that are the last word in Corfu luxury. When you're not lounging around your palatial apartment or soaking up the sea views from your terrace, take your pick from the two sparkling pools.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Corfu attractions

1. Myrtiotissa Beach

1.17 MILES

Writer Lawrence Durrell hailed Myrtiotissa as arguably the best beach in the world. Now dominated by nudists, it remains relatively pristine because it’s…

2. Achilleion Palace

4.96 MILES

Set atop a steep coastal hill 12km south of Corfu Town, the Achilleion Palace was built during the 1890s as the summer palace of Austria's empress…

3. Temple of Artemis

5.62 MILES

Of the many ruins from ancient Palaeopolis that lie scattered throughout the Kanoni Peninsula, the most important is the Temple of Artemis, signposted…

4. British Cemetery

5.79 MILES

A tranquil New Town spot, set amid wooded gardens filled with wildflowers, Corfu’s British Cemetery can only be entered via an inconspicuous gateway on…

5. Menekrates Funeral Monument

5.87 MILES

A small circular tomb, constructed using stone slabs during the 6th century BC, stands not far south of the Old Town. While not open to visitors, it’s…

6. Mon Repos Estate

5.87 MILES

This park-like wooded estate 2km around the bay south of the Old Town was the site of Corfu’s most important ancient settlement, Palaeopolis. More…

7. Neo Frourio

6 MILES

The forbidding Neo Frourio is in fact only a little younger than the Old Fort across town. Surrounded by massive walls that crown the low hill at the…

8. Museum of Palaeopolis

6.02 MILES

The Museum of Palaeopolis lies deep in the woods within Mon Repos Estate, built by the British in 1832. It's all a bit rundown, but if you can see through…