Palaeokastritsa, already known from the writings of the foreign travelers in the nineteenth century who came here to draw inspiration from its peerless natural beauty, is the most famous resort on the island. It is carved into six coves and beaches with deep, crystalline, cold waters, where our gaze is lost on the horizon where the Ionian meets the Adriatic.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, snorkelling, diving, and boat trips to the famous caves for a more private and memorable experience. The area is also known for its traditional seaside taverns, where guests can enjoy fresh fish and authentic Greek cuisine.

Another highlight is the Paleokastritsa Monastery, which offers beautiful panoramic views and houses a small museum and shop. Paleokastritsa includes a group of picturesque beaches, with Agios Spyridon being the most popular, offering clear waters and a lively atmosphere with cafés, bars, and restaurants.