Villa Aliki | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kassiopi

Ten guests, five bedrooms, one hillside terrace that frames the Ionian Sea and the silhouette of a medieval castle across the water—this is where a luxury villa rental in Kassiopi, Corfu transcends the ordinary. Villa Aliki occupies one of northern Corfu’s most coveted positions: 200 metres from the shoreline, yet embedded within a working village where taverna owners recognise regulars and the scent of grilled octopus drifts through narrow streets at dusk.

Inside Villa Aliki

Villa Aliki sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, spread deliberately across three levels to create both intimacy and independence. The ground floor anchors daily life: a generously proportioned open-plan living and dining space flows into a fully equipped kitchen featuring a breakfast bar—the kind of kitchen that transforms reluctant cooks into volunteers for evening meals. A guest toilet and utility room complete this level, along with direct access to the garden and that south-facing terrace where most mornings and early evenings are spent.

Climb to the first floor and discover two twin bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room and private balcony access overlooking either the garden or distant water views. Between them sits an office space with a sofa bed and home cinema system—a sanctuary for those who cannot entirely disconnect, or for evening film nights when the group needs low-key entertainment. The sofa bed here doubles as emergency sleeping capacity without compromising the villa’s primary bedroom count.

The second floor holds the remaining two principal bedrooms: another twin with en-suite bathroom and a balcony seating area perfect for morning coffee, and a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and its own private balcony. Both rooms capture harbour views and the particular light quality that makes Kassiopi’s eastern exposure so prized among returning visitors.

The annexe—a separate studio building accessible via a covered side terrace—provides genuine privacy for couples seeking romantic seclusion or elderly guests who prefer ground-floor access without climbing stairs. This double bedroom includes a small kitchenette, en-suite shower room, and direct garden access, functioning as either a retreat or a self-contained unit for guests arriving separately.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 18-metre by 5-metre swimming pool dominates the garden’s lower level, its depth varying between 1 and 2 metres to accommodate both lap swimmers and cautious paddlers. Sun loungers and parasols ring the pool deck, while a covered dining area—equipped with a built-in barbecue—sits elevated above, creating distinct zones for swimming, dining, and lounging without crowding.

The garden itself spans an enclosed, manicured lawn bordered by Mediterranean plantings that provide natural privacy screens from neighbouring properties. An outdoor shower stands nearby, ideal for rinsing off salt water before entering the house. The entrance gate and dedicated parking area mean arriving guests experience no street-level fuss—vehicles are concealed, and the villa’s presentation remains serene and private.

From virtually every outdoor vantage point, the view encompasses Kassiopi’s natural harbour, the ruins of a Venetian castle perched on the headland, and the pine-covered peninsula that frames the eastern horizon. At sunset, these views shift through gold, amber, and deep purple within the space of perhaps twenty minutes—worth timing an aperitif to witness.

Location: Kassiopi and the Surrounding Area

Kassiopi occupies the north-eastern tip of Corfu, 37 kilometres from Corfu Town and approximately 45 kilometres from Ioannis Kapodistrias International Airport. The drive from the airport takes roughly 50 minutes via the New Road (A20), making it accessible without feeling remote. The village itself balances authenticity with tourist infrastructure: family-run tavernas line the waterfront, supermarkets stock supplies for self-catering, and an active nightlife scene serves those seeking evening entertainment.

The immediate shoreline within walking distance includes Kassiopi Beach itself—300 metres downhill—plus Avlaki, a Blue Flag beach 4 kilometres east that consistently ranks among Greece’s cleanest and safest swimming spots, particularly valued by families with young children. For boat exploration, Agios Stephanos (6 kilometres west) and Kalami (8 kilometres south) provide launch points for day trips to hidden coves and snorkelling sites invisible from the main road.

Mount Pantokrator, Corfu’s highest peak at 906 metres, dominates the inland view and provides both a scenic drive and hiking route for active visitors. The mountain’s summit offers panoramic views extending to Albania on clear days. Several cycling routes traverse the surrounding olive groves and pine forests—particularly rewarding in spring when wildflowers carpet the hillsides.

Corfu Town, 37 kilometres south, warrants a day trip to explore its medieval old town—the largest preserved Byzantine settlement in Greece—plus the Venetian Fortress and the Palaiokastritsa Monastery clinging to cliffsides 20 kilometres west. Wine enthusiasts can visit family-run wineries in the southern regions, though advance notice is appreciated. For practical needs, a supermarket operates 400 metres from Villa Aliki in central Kassiopi, and several restaurants including traditional fish tavernas operate year-round along the waterfront. Explore our luxury villas in Kassiopi and browse our full collection in Greece. For comprehensive destination inspiration, read our Corfu travel guide.

The optimal visiting months are May through June and September through October: warm water temperatures, reliable sunshine, manageable crowds, and lower rainfall than the winter months. July and August attract peak tourism, bringing busier beaches and restaurants, though weather remains superb. Winter months (November to March) are mild by northern European standards but receive occasional rain and some restaurants reduce operating hours.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit substantially from Villa Aliki’s layout: grandparents can occupy the ground-floor annexe with its independent access and kitchenette, while adult children and grandchildren spread across the main villa’s upper floors. The combination of a dedicated home cinema space, pool table, and ping pong table keeps teenagers and pre-teens entertained during downtime.

Groups of friends renting together appreciate the privacy division—two couples can inhabit upper-floor bedrooms while another pair uses the annexe, yet everyone gathers naturally around the dining terrace and pool for communal meals and swimming. Professional groups requiring flexibility find the office space with sofa bed and home cinema useful for evening catch-ups without leaving the villa.

Couples seeking a quieter base will find the annexe’s detached positioning ideal, offering complete separation from larger group energy while remaining connected to shared facilities. The home cinema and wine fridge suggest an appeal to guests preferring intimate evenings over nightlife.

Practical Information

Villa Aliki accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The nearest airport is Ioannis Kapodistrias International Airport (CFU), approximately 45 kilometres south, a 50-minute transfer by private car. Airport transfer arrangements can be organised in advance, and car hire desks operate throughout the terminal should you prefer independent mobility.

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air-conditioning in all bedrooms, satellite television, and a home cinema system. The kitchen is pre-stocked with basics, pool water is heated during cooler months, and linen, towels, and bathroom toiletries are provided. A maid service is available on request for additional cleaning beyond the standard end-of-stay service. A washing machine and dishwasher handle laundry and kitchen needs independently.

Check-in typically occurs from 4:00 PM, with check-out at 10:00 AM, though flexible timings are often accommodated subject to occupancy. The villa operates year-round, and cancellation policies vary by booking date and season—discuss specific terms at the time of enquiry.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Aliki

How many guests does Villa Aliki sleep?

Villa Aliki sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The breakdown comprises four primary bedrooms (two twins and two doubles across the upper floors), one ground-floor annexe with a double bed and kitchenette, plus a sofa bed in the office space on the first floor. This configuration allows flexibility for groups of varying compositions—young families, multi-generational parties, or friend groups all find suitable arrangements.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Aliki in Kassiopi?

Ioannis Kapodistrias International Airport (CFU) serves Corfu and is located approximately 45 kilometres south of Kassiopi. The transfer by private car takes approximately 50 minutes via the A20 New Road, a well-maintained highway that bypasses Corfu Town. Airport transfer services can be pre-arranged, or car hire is available for those preferring independent transportation. The route is straightforward with clear signage to Kassiopi in the north.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Aliki?

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: water temperatures between 20-24°C (warm enough for comfortable swimming), reliable sunshine with minimal rainfall, and manageable visitor numbers. July and August bring peak summer weather and tourism—busier beaches and restaurants, but also vibrant evening entertainment and festival activity. Winter months (November to March) are mild and perfect for hiking and cultural exploration, though some restaurants reduce hours and occasional rain can occur. Spring wildflower displays and autumn colour changes make shoulder seasons particularly memorable for nature-focused visitors.

Is Villa Aliki suitable for families with children?

Yes, particularly families with children aged 5 and above. Avlaki Beach, 4 kilometres away, is designated a Blue Flag family beach with calm, shallow waters and lifeguard coverage during summer months. The villa’s pool offers safe year-round swimming at controlled depths (1-2 metres), and the enclosed garden provides secure outdoor play space. The ground-floor annexe allows parents to position children’s sleeping areas within immediate reach. Home cinema, pool table, and ping pong table provide indoor entertainment during hot midday hours or occasional rain. Cots and high chairs can typically be arranged in advance. The nearby supermarket stocks nappies, formula, and children’s food items. Kassiopi’s waterfront tavernas are generally family-friendly and operate extended hours during summer, offering early dining options suitable for young schedules.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Aliki?

The rental includes accommodation for 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, Wi-Fi internet throughout, air-conditioning in all bedrooms, utilities (electricity, water, heating), satellite television, home cinema system, pool water heating during winter months, linen and towels for all beds and bathrooms, bathroom toiletries (soap, shampoo, conditioner), and a pre-stocked fridge with essential basics. Kitchen equipment—oven, hob, dishwasher, washing machine, wine fridge—are available for guest use. Standard cleaning is included at check-out; additional maid services during the stay can be arranged for an additional fee. Pool maintenance and garden upkeep are handled by the villa management.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Aliki?

Within walking distance (400-600 metres downhill) lies central Kassiopi, where multiple fish tavernas operate along the waterfront—establishments like Taverna tis Kyras and several others serve locally caught octopus, prawns, and white fish at moderate prices. A supermarket and bakery are situated 400 metres away in the village centre, stocking fresh produce, cheese, meats, wines, and convenience items. Several bars and cafés operate near the harbour for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. For fine dining and broader cuisine variety, Corfu Town (37 kilometres south) offers restaurants ranging from traditional to contemporary. The journey downhill to Kassiopi’s waterfront takes 10-15 minutes on foot, though steep terrain on return makes a taxi advisable for evening dining (approximately €5-8 for the short journey).