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Arillas is a lovely beach, in a small but lovely town Full of cafes and very good restaurants You can have a walk on the pebbled beach ... some parts have sand ... it has a small pier with a bench and a couple of benches on the street right in front of the beach to sit and relax in front of the sea

Clean, spacious apartment with a view of the sea, in a very quiet area, but a few minutes' walk from shops. The host was very nice, he brought us fruits and vegetables, and his sister took good care of us, she brought us juice, ice cream... When I needed advice about something, the host was always helpful... We will definitely be happy to come back :) thank you

Govt. should increase the no.of buses. Its really hard to catch the early morning bus for the airport (Bus is at 6.15am) the other one is (8.50am). And after 1.45pm you can't get any bus from the Corfu town to return to your hotel. You need to take the bus for Stefanos or Sidari.

Lovely place, blue flag beach with excellent tavernas throughout. Nice walks to other places, San Stefanos Afionas, Porto Timoni or just a circular route around the village. A couple of places to book trips to various places around the island, hire a car or book transfers. You are made welcome by everyone 😊 Lots of accommodation to suit all budgets from basic to high end. Both package holiday's and places to book independently Loved our May stay , spectacular fireflies just like twinkling fairy lights. September is great for the wine festival. A great evening of entertainment. It looked like the olive grove was being mowed again to accommodate the wine festival for 20-22, after covid .

Arillas is a small town and we visited it at the end of the season in a Pandemic year - not the conditions most will experience. All the same, the businesses that were open (and their staffs) worked hard to create a good impression. The town has some excellent restaurants (the Brouklis Taverna deserves a Michelin star. We liked the Marina hotel restaurant too). There's a hidden gem: the Corfu Brewery, which turns out lovely beers, lagers and soft drinks. tours and tastings when Covid permits :-]

Laidback small village without any big parties. Ideal for a holiday retreat, not good for people who want to let off the steam - drink & party. Many family-run tavernas wth incredible food and narrow but nice beach with plenty of sunbeds. Not so good for shopping - only a few small markets with very limited offers - especially souvenirs. Very peaceful area of the island. Recommended, with advice to book a car in advance to explore different parts of the island and then return to this peaceful rustic feel area.