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A compact 3-hour boat tour from Alipa Port that hits Corfu’s Blue Eye Cave and several secluded beaches. Expect turquoise swim stops, short swims, and easy onboard snorkeling.
A compact 3-hour boat tour from Alipa Port that hits Corfu’s Blue Eye Cave and several secluded beaches. Expect turquoise swim stops, short swims, and easy onboard snorkeling.
You step off Alipa Port with salt on your lips and the island wind already pushing the bow toward towering limestone cliffs. In minutes the shoreline opens into a series of coves—cetacean-dark caves and bright coves—where the sea turns a startling turquoise inside the Blue Eye Cave and pebbled beaches tuck themselves into narrow bays.
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Operated by Corfu High Seas Boat Rental & Cruises · Palaiokastritsa, Corfu
You step off Alipa Port with salt on your lips and the island wind already pushing the bow toward towering limestone cliffs. In minutes the shoreline opens into a series of coves—cetacean-dark caves and bright coves—where the sea turns a startling turquoise inside the Blue Eye Cave and pebbled beaches tuck themselves into narrow bays.
This corner of Corfu carries layers of history: Venetian watch posts and a 13th-century monastery above Palaiokastritsa remind you of centuries of seafaring and trade. Geologically the coast is folded limestone; wave action has carved caves, undercuts and small natural arches that make every stop photogenic and distinctly different. Locals still fish from small skiffs and families maintain simple beachside tavernas where olive oil and grilled fish remain staples of island life.
On the water you'll sample both quiet swimming spots—Liapades and Limni—and more sheltered sand-and-pebble beaches like Iliodoros and Paradise Beach, where the sand warms quickly and the shallows invite snorkelers. The tour is short and concentrated: three hours of cruising, swimming, snorkeling and cliff-framed vistas.
Practical edge: basic sea conditions can change quickly—check winds and mid-season currents. Snorkeling equipment is provided, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a water shoe for pebbly entry, and a light wind layer for the return trip. Plan morning departures for calmer seas and clearer water. Respect Posidonia beds and local wildlife—leave only bubbles behind.
Yes—snorkels and masks are included on the tour; you may bring your own if you prefer a personal fit.
Departure is from Alipa Port in Palaiokastritsa; the port is accessible by local buses or a short taxi ride from Palaiokastritsa village.
Yes—tour operator notes it’s suitable for all fitness levels; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and parents should supervise swim stops.
The tour allows cancellation for a full refund at least 24 hours before departure and may be canceled by the operator if weather is unsafe.
Corfu High Seas Boat Rental & Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off Alipa Port with salt on your lips and the island wind already pushing the bow toward towering limestone cliffs. In minutes the shoreline opens into a series of coves—cetacean-dark caves and bright coves—where the sea turns a startling turquoise inside the Blue Eye Cave and pebbled beaches tuck themselves into narrow bays.
You step off Alipa Port with salt on your lips and the island wind already pushing the bow toward towering limestone cliffs. In minutes the shoreline opens into a series of coves—cetacean-dark caves and bright coves—where the sea turns a startling turquoise inside the Blue Eye Cave and pebbled beaches tuck themselves into narrow bays.
This corner of Corfu carries layers of history: Venetian watch posts and a 13th-century monastery above Palaiokastritsa remind you of centuries of seafaring and trade. Geologically the coast is folded limestone; wave action has carved caves, undercuts and small natural arches that make every stop photogenic and distinctly different. Locals still fish from small skiffs and families maintain simple beachside tavernas where olive oil and grilled fish remain staples of island life.
On the water you'll sample both quiet swimming spots—Liapades and Limni—and more sheltered sand-and-pebble beaches like Iliodoros and Paradise Beach, where the sand warms quickly and the shallows invite snorkelers. The tour is short and concentrated: three hours of cruising, swimming, snorkeling and cliff-framed vistas.
Practical edge: basic sea conditions can change quickly—check winds and mid-season currents. Snorkeling equipment is provided, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a water shoe for pebbly entry, and a light wind layer for the return trip. Plan morning departures for calmer seas and clearer water. Respect Posidonia beds and local wildlife—leave only bubbles behind.