NISSAKI HOLIDAY GUIDE - CORFU NISSAKI
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Nissaki is another peaceful and picturesque village on the northeast coast of Corfu Island. Nissaki means “little island” in Greek. In the past, according to the old people,
Nissaki was a small rocky island, which joined with the main land of the village through the years. Mitsos Taverna still stands on what used to be the “little island”.
Nissaki is still an un-commercialized resort promising relaxing holidays. It is a tranquil village, ideal for family holidays, elderly couples and people who love traditional
Greece. Young couples are also welcome as the area offers the choice for nightlife just a few kilometers further up, in
Kassiopi or down to Ipsos. The majority of the resort consists of villas. The scenery is fabulous, as you can see the villages set amongst the rich vegetation on the hills of Mount Pantokrator.
Around
Nissaki area, there are a lot of picturesque bays with scenic coastal walks, such as Kaminaki (approx. 30 min), Krouzeri (approx. min), Agni (approx, ) and the beautiful horseshoe-shaped Kalami. In the other direction, you can reach Glyfa and
Barbati (approx. 20 min). There are also traditional villages around Nissaki and Old Sinies is one of the deserted traditional villages on the hills of Mount Pantokrator. The beach is pebbly and clean. The visitors have the opportunity to enjoy their swimming or exploring the little coves around the area. It is ideal for the people who love snorkelin
Apart from the beaches accessible by boat,
Nissaki village is full of little bays accessible only by the sea. Do not hesitate to hire a boat for a day and explore the area, admiring the beauty of the nature with small caves, rocky, sandy or pebbly beaches where you can enjoy your swim in absolute privacy. Snorkeling will prove to be a unique experience by discover the beauties of the under
world. For those who wish to spend a day away from the sea, walking through the narrow paths of the hills can be an adventure. Greek countryside is full of beauties, especially in spring with hundreds of wild flowers growing in the shade of the huge olive trees. However avoid this experience during the hot days of the summer as it can prove quite tiring
