2012 - 2016 Winner of
Certificate of Excellence
2012 - 2016 Winner of
Certificate of Excellence
The recently renovated Spiti Prifti Corfu Apartments are situated 8km from Corfu International Airport, 7km from the main town of Corfu and the main port and only half a kilometre from the seaside village of Gouvia and its international marina. Gouvia marina is a great place to admire beautiful yachts from all over the world or sip a coffee while watching the beautiful sunset.
Gouvia and Kontokali are only 500metres or a 5-7 minute walk away. They offer a great selection of restaurants, shops and bars.
In addition to the nearby minimarkets, there are also two big supermarkets, a pharmacy and a gym, all within walking distance of Spiti Prifti. In the unlikely event that you need medical treatment, our new hospital is also located 1.5 Km away.
Public transport buses stop right outside our main entrance for the 15 minute ride to Corfu town as well as for other destinations all around the island. Ask us for timetables for all the local buses.
| Corfu Town | 7 km |
| Airport | 8 km |
| Port | 6 km |
| Gouvia & Kontokali village | 500 m |
| Gouvia Marina | 500 m |
| Hospital | 1.5 km |
| Pharmacy | 1 km |
| Mini Market | 500 m |
| Super Market | 1 km |
| Bus Stop | 30 m |
| Gym | 30 m |
The island of Corfu is a place of great natural beauty with rich vegetation and a fascinating coastline. There are mountains, rivers, lakes and many traditional villages such as Pelekas, Agios Markos and Kassiopi that are definitely worth exploring.
Corfu has many pebble and sandy beaches. Most of the larger beaches have umbrellas and sunbeds (at a price), and water sports facilities. If you are after a peaceful sunbathing session in a secluded cove, you will not be disappointed either. Just ask Eleni at Spiti Prifti reception for the best places.
The town of Corfu is famous for its historic sights. Countless visitors have been charmed by the picturesque cobbled streets of the Old Town, with its Venetian architecture and washing lines strung between the narrow buildings. Corfu town’s central square with its grassy cricket pitch and famous Liston colonnades was built in 1820. It’s ideal for people watching and a long cup of coffee in one of the many cafes there.
Like many other Greek islands, Corfu has many old churches. One of the most notable in the heart of Corfu town is dedicated to St Spyridon, the patron saint of Corfu. Other historical buildings of interest include:
One of the most characteristic Corfu sights is the green island of Pontikonissi (Mouse Island), just outside Corfu Town and well worth a visit.
About 9Km outside Corfu town is the Achilleion Palace, the summer home of the Empress Sisi of Austria in the late 1800s. It is a splendid neoclassical building with impressive gardens, a great view and works of art dedicated to ancient Greek ideals and the heroism of Achilles.
The island of Corfu is well known for its cultural treasures and natural beauty. Try to make some time in your holiday if you can to enjoy just a little of what it has to offer that is so special.
This area was chosen by the Venetian sea captains of the 17th century as the most suitable location for the creation of a naval base and a shipyard. Gouvia Bay provided a natural connection between the Adriatic and Mediterranean seas.
In the tradition of these old sea masters, today’s visitor enjoys a fully organised, high-end marina at Gouvia accommodating up to 960 boats, (up to 60 metres long and 6 metres depth), for short or longer term docking.
Gouvia marina features the full range of visitor and marine services for experienced sea masters or sailing enthusiasts alike, (food provisions, launderettes, etc. ). Full local technical and engineering support services and taxis or car rental agencies are available on site. Your security is guaranteed within the marina area, with 24 hour security checks at both marina entrances.
