KALAMI HOLIDAY REVIEWS
Kalami
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Kalami is very quiet and for those who like a holiday with no life - Tim and Anna. Date of travel: Jul 2007
Kalami a good base to visit the rest of Corfu but not a place to stay if you are wanting something more then meeting old people talking about how they return here year after year. Beautiful for a day trip and a few hours on the beach.
Kalami a good base to visit the rest of Corfu but not a place to stay if you are wanting something more then meeting old people talking about how they return here year after year. Beautiful for a day trip and a few hours on the beach.
Kalami is great! - Julie, Phil, Bethan(16) & Huw(14). Date of travel: Aug 2006
Kalami is simply beautiful! There is not much there which makes it even more special. Beach- The beach is pebbly, which may put people off but I think its better than sand because it doesn't get everywhere! I would recommend some shoes to wear in the sea though because it can get a bit painful getting in and out of the water. The sea is very clear and clean, as is the beach, the water gets deep quite quickly, which is quite nice because you dont have to walk far out to swim. Shops - There are about three little supermarkets along the road in kalami wich all have everything you will need on your holiday in them and the staff are all very friendly. Other pools - If you get a bit fed up of the pools at the Asonitis you can always go just down the road to Summer Dreams or Fossos where there are very clean pools and snack bars, and yes you guessed it extremely friendly staff! Tavernas - I recommend the Kalami Beach Taverna right down on the front of the beach opposite C&D you are made to feel very welcome and the food is gorgeous and you might even be lucky enough to see their own fishing boat bring in the catch of the day onto the beach in the day, which may suprise you at the size of some of the fish they catch! Thomas' place is also very good and has a large menu, or there is the famous whitehouse wish is situated right by the sea at the end of the bay, it has beautiful views of the beach at night, its great! Kalami is brilliant, some people complain because there is not alot there but in my opinion it makes it even more spectacular and that's why people go back year after year!! Tour Operator: Thomson
Kalami is simply beautiful! There is not much there which makes it even more special. Beach- The beach is pebbly, which may put people off but I think its better than sand because it doesn't get everywhere! I would recommend some shoes to wear in the sea though because it can get a bit painful getting in and out of the water. The sea is very clear and clean, as is the beach, the water gets deep quite quickly, which is quite nice because you dont have to walk far out to swim. Shops - There are about three little supermarkets along the road in kalami wich all have everything you will need on your holiday in them and the staff are all very friendly. Other pools - If you get a bit fed up of the pools at the Asonitis you can always go just down the road to Summer Dreams or Fossos where there are very clean pools and snack bars, and yes you guessed it extremely friendly staff! Tavernas - I recommend the Kalami Beach Taverna right down on the front of the beach opposite C&D you are made to feel very welcome and the food is gorgeous and you might even be lucky enough to see their own fishing boat bring in the catch of the day onto the beach in the day, which may suprise you at the size of some of the fish they catch! Thomas' place is also very good and has a large menu, or there is the famous whitehouse wish is situated right by the sea at the end of the bay, it has beautiful views of the beach at night, its great! Kalami is brilliant, some people complain because there is not alot there but in my opinion it makes it even more spectacular and that's why people go back year after year!! Tour Operator: Thomson
Tranquil Kalami - paul wren,julie wren. Date of travel: Jul 2006
Really relaxing place, very quiet with only a few tavernas but good quality,the fresh fish wow! and affordable. Very friendly people. Hire a boat for the day and visit the secluded bays. Will certainly visit again. Tour Operator: direct greece
Really relaxing place, very quiet with only a few tavernas but good quality,the fresh fish wow! and affordable. Very friendly people. Hire a boat for the day and visit the secluded bays. Will certainly visit again. Tour Operator: direct greece
Corfu - Rhonda Kirk. Date of travel: Jun 2006
When I arrived at the resort at 12 midnight i struggled to get to sleep thanks to the unbearable humidity. When morning came we decided to explore the resort. This took all of about 3 minutes.There is absolutly nothing to do at Kalami. There were 3 supermarkets and two shops all selling the same things. There are two taverners on the beach and a couple scattered elsewhere . The food i find at Kalami was substandard compared to the food i have eaten in other parts of Greece. The food very over priced, costing around 65 euros for a basic meal. The beach is not sand shingle as many sites say, but large boulders . iIhave no complaint about the sea as it is very clear,clean and safe. The Adonis entertainment was very poor indeed. all they ever seemed to put on was the kareokee and quiz nights and one night of greek dancing . Do not attempt to catch the local bus from Kalami as it has never been seen. Please be warned the mozzies are very annoying and leave you with giant red bites around your body . I cannot believe it when people say they visit Kalami year after year as there is nothing to do for anybody between the ages of 1 and 100 . Beware there may be large ants nests in your room . Tour Operator: Thomson
When I arrived at the resort at 12 midnight i struggled to get to sleep thanks to the unbearable humidity. When morning came we decided to explore the resort. This took all of about 3 minutes.There is absolutly nothing to do at Kalami. There were 3 supermarkets and two shops all selling the same things. There are two taverners on the beach and a couple scattered elsewhere . The food i find at Kalami was substandard compared to the food i have eaten in other parts of Greece. The food very over priced, costing around 65 euros for a basic meal. The beach is not sand shingle as many sites say, but large boulders . iIhave no complaint about the sea as it is very clear,clean and safe. The Adonis entertainment was very poor indeed. all they ever seemed to put on was the kareokee and quiz nights and one night of greek dancing . Do not attempt to catch the local bus from Kalami as it has never been seen. Please be warned the mozzies are very annoying and leave you with giant red bites around your body . I cannot believe it when people say they visit Kalami year after year as there is nothing to do for anybody between the ages of 1 and 100 . Beware there may be large ants nests in your room . Tour Operator: Thomson
Lisa. Date of travel: Oct 2004
First visit to Corfu - it was wonderful. Kalami is a pretty bay with a small village, few shops, three or four tavernas and a couple of bars, so not for people wanting lively evening entertainment. A little water taxi goes round to the next bay each evening to the 3 excellent tavernas there too.Views are breathtaking, people lovely. We rented a villa and loved it so much we are going back again this year. Kassiopi is only a few miles away and is a livelier resort for an evening out. Tour Operator: Something Special (now Thomson)
First visit to Corfu - it was wonderful. Kalami is a pretty bay with a small village, few shops, three or four tavernas and a couple of bars, so not for people wanting lively evening entertainment. A little water taxi goes round to the next bay each evening to the 3 excellent tavernas there too.Views are breathtaking, people lovely. We rented a villa and loved it so much we are going back again this year. Kassiopi is only a few miles away and is a livelier resort for an evening out. Tour Operator: Something Special (now Thomson)
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