San Stefanos Online ~ North West Corfu

We rented 3 apartments there in the Moros about 10 years ago, good standard basic apartments.

I've looked this up and I think Jim & Andy are right here.
It's logical and I've heard of, in fact saw a similar thing on a beach in Goa.
Tides are fiercer there than Corfu, and usually only beach huts are erected during the "season", but a local hotel built a Restaurant out onto the beach.
The tides came right in over a year or two and a narrow hotspot occurred right up to the building.
Made me think reading this as the guys in the beach-hut next to it were saying the building caused the problem.

Going on Memory it all closes down on the end of third week in Oct, but places start to close after the first week in Oct,
bit like early May in the Village. Should be enough people and places open to make it worthwhile.

LOL Gav, naughty man is Mr Cox.

Thanks Lesley,very much,will be there in 3 weeks time,will call in.

Winkie my friend - I am sure that you are savvy enough to realise that only Gavin is a phantom flower picker...
We - (you and I) are total Gentlemen!!
Winkie  - when do you arrive - we are there until the 7th (last full day as we fly on the following morning), and where are you staying ?
We are in the Limani (Fantasea's Apt's).....

Hi Dupnica - I held back on booking - big mistake as it's now gone up.
Still looking but  two policies wouldn't give cover for Linda - Avanti and Staysure (Thanks anyway Geoff and Mary)
I can get cover from All Clear Annual European Multi-trip for £530 for us as a couple which is dear.

I had a quote for around £300 last November - but guess what can't remember which company now.

I'll keep looking and re-post if I find it

Blimey !! If I can sit with Jimbo for a meal and leave unscathed - she must be a pussy cat ... LOL

We always stay in San Stefanos, at the Romanza. Last year we visited twice, we always have a car and now book direct with the hotel. Last year we drove around a lot and saw a great deal including the South of the island and Lake Korrisson (not worth the trip if I am honest).
So this year when we visit in May, we would like to take a ferry across to the Islands off the NW coast.
We are not bothered which one, but would like information on how we:
a) get there
b) places for lunch
c) places to walk to
d) best island to visit.

Hi Jane
See Noula or one of the girls at San Stefanos Travel. http://www.san-stefano.gr/trips_boat.php
There are no bespoke ferries as such from San Stefanos, as far as I know, although Lesley who lives there may know better
However, the excursion Boats also double as a local ferry. The boats also serve Sidari.
The two most memerable trips, of the Islands are Ericusa the furthest Island away has two harbours and a heliport - a big Island so you can't walk it all in one day.
Nice Tavernas & a few small Hotels, lots of local villas and small-holdings.
I would suggest Mathraki and Orthoni - if they still run that trip as I heard it was going to be removed from the menu.
It's a two Island trip which was good value and you get to see a fair bit  of both. Nice Taverna at Mathraki Harbour and a lovely beach and church up the hill.
I hope this helps a bit
There may still be a local boat from Sidari that acts as a ferry for these two Islands, if the excursion's are cancelled.
Lesley at Corfu Selections would know this, PM her for more info.
Tony

Not much sympathy for the Hotel bullying customers - they should have invested in upgrading the Hotel instead of what is now bad publicity