Kassiopi Harbour

Kassiopi Harbour is a small, traditional harbour situated on the northeast coast of Corfu, Greece. The harbour lies within the village of Kassiopi, which is known for its picturesque waterfront and proximity to the Albanian coastline. The harbour primarily serves local fishing boats and visiting yachts, offering a sheltered spot in prevailing weather conditions due to its natural breakwater and surrounding landforms.

Facilities at Kassiopi Harbour are limited, with no dedicated marina infrastructure such as pontoons, fuel stations, or formal berthing services. Yachts typically moor alongside the quay or anchor within the harbour, depending on available space and vessel size. Water and electricity are not generally available on the quay. The immediate area around the harbour features a selection of tavernas, cafes, and small shops, providing basic provisions and dining options for visiting crews. The harbour is exposed to northerly winds, and care should be taken when entering or leaving, especially during strong weather. Kassiopi Harbour is a practical stop for sailors seeking a traditional Greek harbour experience with essential shore amenities nearby.