Last minute decision to find some winter sun. Found a great deal with TuI. It was the last week of the season. Our hotel Little Prince in Agios Stefanos was great, not fancy but had everything we needed. It was clean, the room was big, clean and had a balcony overlooking the pool. The shower was clean & powerful. Restaurant served reasonably priced good food (wouldn't recommend the lamb in blue cheese though. Humous was amazing also the fresh fish & sizzling dishes. Only disappoint was lack of wine choices - not fan of Greek wines. Beautiful unspoilt beach with few bars/restaurants/loungers/umbrellas. Lovely walks, up steep hills to fantastic views & fabulous Restaurant on the hill top. Next town brews its own beer & has lovely tavernas all offering a host of traditional meals. We took a coach tour (10hrs) around the north of the island & to Corfu town. We seen some spectacular sights enroute including a short boat trip to the caves. Points to consider: 2½ hr from airport to Agios Stefanos because Tui arranged a large coach instead of mini busses so there was lots of drop offs & pickups. Corfu town good for a day visit especially the old Town. Sidari was 15min drive from Ag Stefanos which was more touristy & lively - good for a visit. Lots of walking which we enjoy so bring trainers. Avoid Barras Restaurant in Ag Stefanos - service & food not good.

Fagopoteion Restaurant is a little gem with fresh authentic and fantastic Greek food, with a location that’s straight out of Mama Mia. We sailed up the coast and drove into the gorgeous little cove where the owner waved us in to the little jetty and we moored the boat and walked along the wooden pier and sat right next to the water. Absolutely stunning location. The owner welcomed us and we ordered food I had swordfish and my wife had the beef patitsada, while this was being freshly prepared we had home made tzatziki and crusty bread with a Greek salad and we have never had tzatziki this good, anywhere and his homemade Feta cheese was lovely and creamy in the salad, delicious. The swordfish nearly filled my plate and the beef in the patitsada, melted in your mouth it was so tender. The food was amazing and with a couple of local beers to wash it down it was a fantastic meal in the sun, very reasonably priced, in a setting so beautiful it looks like we were photoshopped onto a background. Stunning and highly recommended.

Early October the water was warm and the weather was 27 & sunny each day! Perfect to enjoy a swim or rent a boat like we did! A lovely town to walk through the and have a coffee or a gyro for lunch! Enjoy many great restaurants for stunning sunsets.

Came at the start of the season and the beach is covered in seaweed. Yesterday and today they started clearing it, it looks so much better. Two big trucks and a JCB removed tons of the stuff and it looks amazing. Great to swim in the sea and warmer than the pool

Enjoying a break in Corfu and tried this beach today . Soft sand a gentle walk out into the sea was great makes it ideal for all ages . The beaches is fronted by bars which serve food and drinks at various points , all offer the sunbeds at different rates from 7 to 10 euros for two beds and an umbrella. Be carful if you want to stretch your legs as one end has an area for nudists so try not to stare . Like all of us they are there to enjoy the sunshine and today it broke 30+. Anyway I’ve put a couple of photos on so you can see how nice it is. 😎

This is our favorite beach on Corfu. We were able to find a parking spot near the Athina Hotel there, which actually allows people to swim in their pool for a fee. After that, we headed down the steps to the Agios Stefania Beach. It is a gorgeous, long sandy beach that is very clean and has stunning views of the sunsets over the ocean. It was very windy while we were there, but my husband and son had fun playing in the waves. The water is shallow for a long way out, so it's good for kids. We were happy to find waves there as the other beaches we had visited were very calm with no waves. It was also neat to watch the windsurfers on this beach. I think you can rent them there. The only downside to this beach is that it was an hour of very winding, narrow roads for us to get there. I do suggest leaving early if you have a long drive home because those roads were a bit scary in the dark. The beach is located in a very nice touristy area that seems to attract a lot of British families. There are also many good restaurants to choose from just a short stroll from the beach. If we ever came back to Corfu, I think I would choose to get a hotel in this area because of that gorgeous beach and just the nice vibe in that area in general.

Lovely place for a peaceful holiday. Plenty of restaurants to visit and all were pretty good. A few bars with live music and a good atmosphere. Beach was fine and would definitely recommend a visit. Appeared from conversations we had we were the only couple not to have visited San Stefanos previously.

Lovely, long golden sands beach. We parked at Havana Bar and walked down to the beach. We used their sunbeds - just 8 Euros for two beds and umbrella. Sea is a shallow walk in, so great if you have kids and lots of sand for sand castles! We were a couple and loved the laid-back atmosphere. We ate and got drinks from the Havana bar. Sea was quite wavy the ay We went. Not suitable for snorkling, but fun walking in the shallows or jumping and bouncing over th3 waves.

Took a drive from Sidari and stumbled on this beach, WOW ! We are considering staying in this area next time, so much cleaner and calmer than Sidari, the beach restaurants food blows other places out the water and the price is right ! There are showers and changing rooms along with parking for your car ! The sea is very clear and unusual with its initial drop followed by a very shallow stretch ! Would highly recommend !

My wife and myself are currently visiting Corfu (staying at the delightful Pictures Suites which overlooks Agios Stefanos Beach) and - whilst we have been here many times before - this is our first Sept/Oct visit. As such, it is interesting to see how conditions on Agios Stefanos Beach change almost on a daily basis. For example, we are currently experiencing the Mistral Wind (something that blows from Southern France with sustained 30 mph winds) which lasts 2-3 days and prevents many people from going onto the beach at all! Also interesting is the amount of seaweed that can be washed onto the shore on a daily basis - necessitating early removal (with limited success!) by the Municipal workers! All in all, Agios Stefanos remains one of my favourite local beaches but it is far more user-friendly in the Summer months!!