Antinioti lagoon in north Corfu
Antinioti lagoon is lying at the east end of Almyros beach where is the one of the two “boccas” the connection paths between the lagoon and the sea. The lagoon east end is in Agios Spyridon beach, a picturesque sandy bay. Antinioti is a natura 2000 protected area with rich flora and wildlife including the threatened Otter species of Lutra-lutra, birds, rare orchids and aquatic plants which offer great environmental interest.
A walking trail around the lagoon from Almyros through Agios Spyridon beach (aprox 1hr 20mis walk, or 30mins a short walk from Almyros beach) not only offers a unique experience to the lagoon sightseeing itself, but gives the opportunity of walking through a little forest and visiting the decayed church of Agia Aikaterini and the ruins of old buildings and the ruined olive press.
Walking Trails in Antinioti Lagoon
Orange path: short route, Blue path longer route arround lagoon (starting and ending to Almyros)
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Antinioti Lagoon: A Natura 2000 protected area, the Antinioti lagoon is a haven for rich flora and wildlife, including the threatened Otter species of Lutra-lutra, birds, rare orchids, and aquatic plants. Explore the lagoon through a walking trail that starts from Almyros, passes through Agios Spyridon beach, and offers a unique experience of sightseeing. Additionally, the trail takes you through a charming little forest, where you can visit the decayed church of Agia Aikaterini and the ruins of old buildings, including a ruined olive press. Two options are available: the short Orange path or the longer Blue path that encircles the lagoon, both starting and ending in Almyros.