Sokraki Village, Corfu Island

Strolling northward the island of Corfu, one may admire its wooded lands rifing with olive trees and skyscraping cypresses.
Built on Korakio mountain, among holm-oaks there lies Sokraki, a village endowed with an unblocked overview to both the Ionian and the Adriatic Sea. In summer you can watch the entire sun trip from east to west and see Corfu town wake up in the morning and lighten up at night. In winter, the fog dissolving northern winds unveil an astonishing scenery that expands beyond the southern part of the island (Kavos) and the Isles of Paxos and Antipaxos.

Turn your look to the opposite direction and you will distinguish the three emerging satellite islands (Othoni, Mathraki, Ereikousa).
The slab-stoned narrow streets of the village lure the visitor to wander about and mingle with the locals while the five orthodox churches convey a certain feeling of religiousness and piety. Many and easy-walking routes around the village are suitable for trekking or relaxation, such as the 50,000 olive trees canyon in Melissoudia.
Furthermore, the famous beaches of Acharavi, Roda and Sidari are just a dozen kilometres away.

In Sokraki, a traditional village at a distance of 23km from Corfu town and an altitude of 450m., is situated the Agallis complex, built in 2009, on the top of Korakio mountain with simultaneous view to both the Ionian and the Adriatic Sea. The houses offer plenty of amenities that will make your stay enjoyable.

In Sokraki village you will find a traditional tavern, a traditional bakery, mini shops and three traditional coffeehouses.