Location

Corfu, crossroads of Europe and the Mediterranean

Corfu is not just another island in the Mediterranean. Corfu is a feeling! Century-old olive groves lit by the sunset and dense cypress forests weave a deep green that reaches all the way to beaches with crystal-clear waters.
In town, the narrow alleyways whisper old, romantic stories, brought to life by the sound of philharmonic bands, a musical culture unique in Greece.
Byzantine fortresses, well-preserved monuments and Venetian mansions line a path from antiquity to today. Timelessly elegant, aristocratic, full of color and rhythm, Corfu invites you to discover it, and to fall in love with it!

Κato Korakiana, culture and life near Meliti Villa

Kato Korakiana is one of the largest and liveliest villages on Corfu. Its old towers have hosted kings and prominent figures of Europe. The village has its own philharmonic orchestra, "Gerasimos Markoras," named in honor of the Corfiot poet who lived here and founded the village's first school in 1854 — a living testament to a cultural tradition that continues to this day.

Some of the island's most beloved beaches, from Paleokastritsa and Dassia to Barbati, Rovinia, and Ipsos, are essentially just a few minutes away.
Here, just outside Kato Korakiana, within the forest of the Gazatika area, Meliti Forest Villa sits in its natural setting.