Boat rental in Liapades!

So now that you got a brief introduction of this beautiful traditional village, one ot the best activities is obviously to RENT A BOAT.  Guess what? You do NOT need a LICENSE!  The boats have low HP so you are allowed to be the captain.  You just call +306983112325 and make a reservation.

With a boat you can go to the secluded beaches that are impossible to get to by foot. There will barely be any people and the water couldn’t be more clear. Aeolus Boat Rentals have a number of different options for you. By chance, you do have a boating license they also have a little bit faster boats. July and August every where you go it will be packed. Even the not so touristic wild beaches. This is why renting a boat will get you some peace and quiet. There are over 10 beaches that you can only get to by boat.  Aeolus Boat Rentals with give you a 20 minute lesson, a map of the area and send you off.

You have a number of options. You can rent for all day which is 7 hours. Usually, this is around 100 euros plus fuel.  There is also half day which is 4 hours.  This is around 60 euros plus fuel.  Throuh out the season the prices may vary. Also make sure you call a couple days in advance to book because it gets BUSY. Also, make sure to pay attention to the weather.

Maybe you are afraid and do not want to rent a boat. There is something callede TAXI BOAT.  For 20 euros they will take you to basically any beach around Liapades and Paleokastritsa.

When renting a boat, you will usually be required to provide a valid ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, and a deposit. The rental fee will typically include a basic safety briefing, and fuel.

With a rental boat, you can explore the coastline at your own pace, stop at secluded beaches and coves, and enjoy the beautiful scenery and crystal clear waters around Liapades. It’s a unique and unforgettable way to experience the natural beauty of the island of Corfu.

Paradise Beach is one of the most well known beaches in Corfu. It is extremely beautiful and we get asked about it all the time. First of all, Paradise beach is the tourist name. The real name is called Chomoi. Pronouced “homeeee”.

Unfortunately, for the past couple years it has been off limits for saftey precautions (rocks falling).  This year we will have to see what the decision is.
However, if it still is off limits there is a beach next to it that is similar and also very beautiful. Stelari beach.