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Where to stay near Cape Drastis: Sidari, Peroulades or Agios Stefanos

There is no hotel at Cape Drastis itself. Most visitors stay in Sidari for choice and boats, or in Peroulades or Agios Stefanos for quiet, and drive the last stretch.

By Cape Drastis editors · Updated

Short answer: stay in Peroulades for the quietest base close to the cape, in Sidari for the widest choice and boats, or in Agios Stefanos for a calm north-west village. All need a car for the cape itself.

Which area?

  • Sidari: the most beds and shops, boat rentals, a walk to Canal d’Amour and the KTEL bus.
  • Peroulades: about 3 km west of Sidari and the last village before the cape. Smaller than Sidari and best with a car (our opinion).
  • Agios Stefanos (Avliotes): about 39.5 km from Corfu Town; a calmer village that needs a car (our opinion).
  • Roda and Acharavi: along the north coast, useful for the 3-day plan in north Corfu itinerary.
  • Corfu Town: most choice, about 35 to 40 km from the north-west tip, better for the Old Town and Achilleion day.

This is our opinion, not a ranking of properties.

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Frequently asked questions

Where should I stay for Cape Drastis?

Peroulades is the closest village; Sidari has the most choice. Both are a short drive from the cape.

Do I need a car if I stay in Sidari?

For the cape, Logas and quieter villages, a car or taxi is far easier. Sidari itself is walkable and has buses to Corfu Town.

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