Kavos is popular with British under-thirties and is an established resort for those wishing to party late into the night. Kavos offers a famously huge array of bars and modern clubs of every kind. Tavernas with British menus are plentiful. One or two more traditional Greek places survive but there's no pretending a holiday in Kavos is for those seeking old-style authenticity. Kavos beach with its impressive long sandy beach, one of the largest on Corfu island. Kavos resort with its five mile sandy beach and party atmosphere is on the southern tip of the island at the edge of a flat plain with neighbouring olive groves and views across the sea to the Greek mainland and Albania

Kavos is 30 miles south of Corfu Town and Corfu airport and just over a mile south of the resort of Aghios Petros (St Peters); the latter built to provide a quieter alternative to Kavos, more appealing to older couples or families seeking a beach holiday in Kavos but without being in the midst of the party.
Kavos beach is an impressive five miles long with good quality sand and safe shallow warm water popular with children and bathers. The beach is the other great attraction of Kavos and you will find the usual water sports, beach facilities and beach life. Cape Aspro Kavos with its headland and tree-covered hills is a pleasant walk south with great views and the ruins of a monastery.