Sail over to Paxos
Paxos is a tiny unspoilt idyllic island, full of olive trees and oozing with charm. There are just three coastal villages with Gaios being the most well-known. Well worth a day's visit.
Anna Nissaki
Apolisi, Nissaki, Corfu
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£ 1,298
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New for 2026 - uninterrupted sea views.
Accommodation
At a glance
- Sleeps 8
- 4 Double Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- Air Conditioning
- WiFi
- Table Tennis
- Beach 2.1km
- Taverna 1.1km
- Mini-market 1.2km
- Ground Floor: Open plan living/dining area (Smart TV, WiFi, ornamental fireplace) with doors to terrace. Kitchen (oven, microwave, dishwasher). Double bedroom (A/C, TV) with en suite shower room and doors to pool terrace. Double bedroom (A/C, TV) with en suite shower room (half bath and separate shower) and doors to pool terrace. Cloakroom (washing machine).
- First Floor: Entrance hall/ living area with patio doors to exterior seating. Double bedroom (A/C, TV) with en suite shower room and doors to shared terrace. Double bedroom (A/C, TV) with en suite shower room (half bath tub and separate shower) and doors to shared terrace.
- Outside: Sun terrace. Table tennis. In-built barbecue. Dining terraces. Private parking.
- Private infinity edge swimming pool (7m x 4.8m) with ladder steps.
Anna Nissaki enjoys a truly privileged setting, commanding sweeping views across the eastern coast of Corfu. It is an ideal choice for anyone seeking relaxation, peace and captivating sea views which can be enjoyed from most rooms and terraces.
Thoughtfully designed to make the most of its elevated position, this contemporary villa offers both comfort and privacy. The outdoor space is particularly appealing, with a private infinity pool surrounded by open and partly covered terraces.
Decorated in soft neutral tones with understated modern touches, the interiors feel calm, cool and well thought out. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area on the lower level opens out on to the sun soaked pool terrace, one of the dining areas and cosy exterior seating. All bedrooms are spacious doubles with their own en suites and direct access to a terrace with views of the Ionian Channel and Greek mainland. On the first floor there is also a second living area for guests wanting to escape the heat and read their favourite book alone.
Perched on a hillside, the property is only a five minute drive to the beach of Nissaki (2.1km), one of the islands most tranquil and appealing coastal villages. Nissaki's laid-back character and natural beauty make it a welcome retreat for those in search of authentic island life. Here a cluster of traditional tavernas line the waterfront, where you can enjoy fresh seafood with a view of the harbour or organise a boat trip along this scenic part of the coastline. The nearby pebble beaches and quaint coves offer wonderfully clear waters for swimming, snorkelling, or simply soaking up the sunshine.
A 20 minute walk downhill will lead you to basic amenities (two tavernas, bakery, coffee shop and mini-market) along the scenic coastal road linking Corfu Town with the sought-after destinations such as Kassiopi, San Stefanos and Kalami in the north east of the island.
- In combination with nearby sister properties Angela & Elena Costa, Anna Nissaki would be a great choice for larger families or a group of friends wishing to holiday together whilst retaining individual space and privacy.
- Property Licence No. 0829K91000486801
Pricing & Availability
Additional Pricing Information
All Prices are per property, not per person.
Please note: The Greek Government charge a Climate Tax which is payable by guests staying in hotels and other properties. For Anna Nissaki the charge is a flat rate of €15 (£13.04) per night. For your convenience we will add this amount to your booking, rather than you having to pay it in resort.
Location of Anna Nissaki
Locality
Great Things to Do Near Anna Nissaki
A fun day out at Aqualand
Corfu Aqualand, near to the village of Agios Ioannis, is one of the largest water parks in Europe and features 51 slides, several pools, a lazy river and a wide variety of other water attractions. There’s something for all ages here and it is a great way to keep the whole family entertained.
Visit the place where Prince Philip was born
Mon Repos, the birthplace of Prince Philip can be found a short 20-minute walk away from the town centre of Corfu. The walk to and from the palace of Mon Repos along the Garitsa Bay is delightful. On arriving into Mon Repos you will be amazed at the lush gardens and the grandness of this royal abode where the Greek royal family used to spend their annual vacations in the early part of the last century.
Enjoy a little orchestra music in the square
Splianada Square is the main square of the island and the central meeting spot for locals and visitors, situated in Corfu (Kerkyra) Town. It was constructed to resemble the European Royal Gardens. It is the largest square in the Balkans and one of the largest in Europe. During the summer months, symphonic orchestras perform at the kiosk that is situated in the square. Order a Greek coffee and soak in the atmosphere....
Explore the north-east coast by boat
Hire a boat for the day to explore the beautiful north-east coast, probably the prettiest coastline here on the island. You can stop off in any number of little coves that can only be discovered by sea, go for a swim or try some snorkelling, before heading to one of the bays (Agni, Kalami or San Stefanos) for a spot of lunch.
Go hill walking along the many trails
The Spartillas to Ano Perithia via Mount Pantokrator is one of our favourites. Hike through the hills to the highest peak on the island and visit the deserted hillside village of Ano Perithea for a delightful lunch in one of the tavernas there along the way. Remember your camera!
Visit Pontikinissi (Mouse Island)
What a lovely way to spend a half day, take a trip out to the Kanoni peninsula and enjoy a coffee on the waterfront café there, next to the Vlahernon monastery, which is also an island, but has been connected to the Kanoni peninsula by a small causeway. It's from this small causeway that you take the regular boat crossing over to Pontikinissi about a 5 minute boat trip away. Don’t forget your swimming gear, as you can easily have a lovely swim here.
The bitesize Archeological Museum
This little gem is small but magnificent! You won't get museum indigestion here as it is quite small, but very well laid-out, with a couple of real highlights which are as good as anything we've seen in the whole of Greece on many trips in the past. It is air-conditioned which makes it a lovely place on a very hot day - cool off as a culture vulture!
Visit the Durrells' home
Visit the White House in Kalami, home to the Durrell family back in the 1930's, whilst Lawrence wrote his novel 'Prospero's Cell' and where Gerald wrote 'My Family and Other Animals', both a must read when holidaying in Corfu.
Saddle up and explore!
There are two horse riding schools along the north east coast of Corfu. One at Avlaki (Avlaki Horse Riding School) and one at Ano Korakiana (TrailRiders Corfu). Different rides are available for beginners and children. Those with experience will be taken on more demanding rides, through the olive groves and along the beach!
Enjoy a little retail therapy!
The narrow streets radiating off from the Liston house small shops of every commercial nature. Dominated by the 'gold shops', Corfiot craftsmen excel at designing and making Greek jewellery in gold - this coupled with competitive prices may tempt you. Among the bustle, look out for those shops and stalls selling local items like wild honey, fig cakes and handmade lace.
Visit Paleokastritsa (easier to get there than to say it!)
Pa-le-o-ka-str-it-sa (pronunciation: just let it roll off the tongue!) is set around three main bays. It is famous for being Corfu's most treasured beauty spot; beware it can become busy in high season. Luxury yachts sail in to admire the backdrop of the beautiful green hills around Paleokastritsa. The best way for the views, is to go via the Troumpetas pass. Look on your map for Skipero (which is on the main Sidari road) - the pass is just above.
Enjoy the beach where princes and lords regularly visit!
A quiet cove situated between Kouloura and Agios Stephanos, Kerasia is quite stunning. The Rothschilds have a holiday home on the headland, and Prince Charles and Lord Sainsbury are regulars. It is a long sweeping beach, with just one taverna and a scattering of villas. During lunchtime, the occasional day trip boat may arrive - but they soon depart! It is an idyllic 'get away from it all' setting.
Photos ops from the Old Fort
One of the island's principal attractions, Corfu's Old Fort, otherwise known as Paleo Frourio, has served to protect Corfu Town throughout various historical conflicts. Construction began in the 8th century but later modifications included the Venetians adding a moat in the 16th century and the British adding various buildings inside the fort such as the church during the 19th century. Magnificent views over the city are available from the top of the fort.
Play a round of golf
You'll find the island's 18-hole golf course close to Ermones on the Ropa Valley (west of Corfu Town). This excellent course (one of only half a dozen in all of Greece!) was created by the British during their time of occupation.
Local Greek Night
Why not book up to go to the weekly Greek Night at the local taverna called Roumelis. Held once per week it is a night you will really enjoy. Best to book as it is a very popular night out within the area.
Nearby
Towns/Villages
| Nissaki | 20 mins | |
| Kassiopi | 35 mins | |
| Corfu | 50 mins |
Beaches
| Nissaki | 5 mins | |
| Barbati | 15 mins | |
| Kalami | 25 mins | |
| Kerasia | 35 mins |
Airports
| Corfu | 50 mins |
ports
| Corfu | 50 mins |
