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Holidays in Pelekitó
Pelekitó is a small, traditional village situated in northeast Corfu, just above the coastal road between Acharavi and Kassiopi. Nestled near Agios Spyridonas beach and the Antiniotis lagoon, it sits about 40?m above sea level and historically recorded a population of around 105 in 1991
.
The village features classic Greek taverns, a mini-market, and is favored by walkers and nature lovers. Its inland terrain is gently mountainous, offering panoramic sea views and glimpses of Albania
. And it’s only a short stroll from the charming heritage site of Old Perithia
Typical Food & Local Cuisine
Corfu’s food scene is vibrant and multicultural—shaped by Venetian, British, and French influences
. When dining in or near Pelekitó, look out for:
Pastitsada – A hearty rooster or veal pasta in a spiced tomato sauce—a Corfu staple
Sofrito – Tender veal cooked in garlic, white-wine sauce—served with potatoes or rice
Bourdeto – Spicy fish stew flavored with onion, peppers, lemon, and olive oil
Fish Bianco – Delicate white fish (often cod or seabass) simmered in garlic, lemon, and wine
Tsigareli – A vegetarian dish of mountain greens with tomatoes, garlic, and spices
Local specialties include noumboulo (smoked pork tenderloin), kumquat liqueur, sikomaida (fig-sweet roll), and gialetia (corn pancakes)
At local taverns, fresh seafood is common—look out for shrimp, octopus, red mullet, scorpionfish, and more
Activities & Things to Do
Beach & Water Sports: Agios Spyridonas beach is just 900?m away—ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or wind-surfing
Hiking & Biking: The inland terrain is perfect for walks or bike rides through olive groves, mountainous trails, and scenic routes
Explore Old Perithia: Walk to the nearby 14th-century village of Perithia—rich in history and traditional architecture
Day Trips: Acharavi and Kassiopi are both ~6?km away, with shops, beaches, and lively nightlife
. Public buses connect to these and Corfu Town (~1?h)
Why Visit Pelekitó?
For a tranquil, authentic Greek village experience – few crowds, local charm, and unspoiled surroundings.
Perfect for nature lovers and hikers, thanks to its lush landscapes, sea views, and olive-filled hills.
Great base for exploring northeast Corfu, with easy access to beaches, villages, and historic sites.
Enjoy delicious Corfiot cuisine in taverns that blend Venetian, Mediterranean, and local influences.
Quick Facts
Item Details
Location NE Corfu, near Agios Spyridonas beach & Antiniotis lagoon
Altitude ~40?m above sea level
Population (1991) ~105 inhabitants
Transportation Local buses stop ~1?km away; taxi available
Nearest towns Acharavi & Kassiopi (~6?km); Corfu Town ~60?km
Amenities Mini-market, taverns, occasional café
Activities Hiking, beach fun, water sports, gastronomy, heritage tourism
Ideal for couples/families seeking a laid-back slice of Corfu, offering proximity to beaches, delicious local eating, and easy countryside exploration.
.
The village features classic Greek taverns, a mini-market, and is favored by walkers and nature lovers. Its inland terrain is gently mountainous, offering panoramic sea views and glimpses of Albania
. And it’s only a short stroll from the charming heritage site of Old Perithia
Typical Food & Local Cuisine
Corfu’s food scene is vibrant and multicultural—shaped by Venetian, British, and French influences
. When dining in or near Pelekitó, look out for:
Pastitsada – A hearty rooster or veal pasta in a spiced tomato sauce—a Corfu staple
Sofrito – Tender veal cooked in garlic, white-wine sauce—served with potatoes or rice
Bourdeto – Spicy fish stew flavored with onion, peppers, lemon, and olive oil
Fish Bianco – Delicate white fish (often cod or seabass) simmered in garlic, lemon, and wine
Tsigareli – A vegetarian dish of mountain greens with tomatoes, garlic, and spices
Local specialties include noumboulo (smoked pork tenderloin), kumquat liqueur, sikomaida (fig-sweet roll), and gialetia (corn pancakes)
At local taverns, fresh seafood is common—look out for shrimp, octopus, red mullet, scorpionfish, and more
Activities & Things to Do
Beach & Water Sports: Agios Spyridonas beach is just 900?m away—ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or wind-surfing
Hiking & Biking: The inland terrain is perfect for walks or bike rides through olive groves, mountainous trails, and scenic routes
Explore Old Perithia: Walk to the nearby 14th-century village of Perithia—rich in history and traditional architecture
Day Trips: Acharavi and Kassiopi are both ~6?km away, with shops, beaches, and lively nightlife
. Public buses connect to these and Corfu Town (~1?h)
Why Visit Pelekitó?
For a tranquil, authentic Greek village experience – few crowds, local charm, and unspoiled surroundings.
Perfect for nature lovers and hikers, thanks to its lush landscapes, sea views, and olive-filled hills.
Great base for exploring northeast Corfu, with easy access to beaches, villages, and historic sites.
Enjoy delicious Corfiot cuisine in taverns that blend Venetian, Mediterranean, and local influences.
Quick Facts
Item Details
Location NE Corfu, near Agios Spyridonas beach & Antiniotis lagoon
Altitude ~40?m above sea level
Population (1991) ~105 inhabitants
Transportation Local buses stop ~1?km away; taxi available
Nearest towns Acharavi & Kassiopi (~6?km); Corfu Town ~60?km
Amenities Mini-market, taverns, occasional café
Activities Hiking, beach fun, water sports, gastronomy, heritage tourism
Ideal for couples/families seeking a laid-back slice of Corfu, offering proximity to beaches, delicious local eating, and easy countryside exploration.
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