Villa Matella is the only stone beach house at Kalami that has remained in its original design for more than 300 years .Its the first native house of the village built by our great grandfather Dimitros .A very large kitchen , four traditional bedrooms all of them nice and cool with five Daikin stylish air conditions two bathrooms and a cool courtyard under a walnut tree , are making the property ideal for those who wish original Corfiot atmosphere two steps from the beach .

I was born and raised in Greece and feel really excited to give you the chance to get to know our beautiful island. I love visiting coffee places, cooking and travelling. Vera, her sister Anna or her daughter Mariza (depending on the period) will be available to help you check-in and assist to you for any issue you may have as well as give you tips about the island.

Kalami is a lovely little bay, always calm, even when the wind picks up, surrounded by lush vegetation, olive trees, orange tress, cypress trees, reeds, with a magically tranquil atmosphere owing to a particular microclimate. And even though it is a small village, there are numerous things to do. There is a beautiful old coastal footpath snaking through olive groves, allowing one to rest in the cool shade of the trees, passing by quaint little harbours, such as Agni, Kouloura, Kerassia and San Stefano. There are water sports, such as water-ski and jet-ski or diving, not to omit boat rental. The larger and livelier village of Kassiopi with its imposing byzantine castle surrounded by numerous stony bays and crystal clear waters, as well as a lively nightlife, is within a short driving distance. To make the most out of your stay in Kalami, you need to rent a car. There is an open parking area for the public at the end of the village. On the top of the main road and over Kalami (approx. 10 min. walk) you can catch buses to Kassiopi onwards and in the other direction the buses pass through numerous resorts finally stopping at Corfu Town. Anna and Vera can help you to book a taxi.