Paleokastritsa has a number of small coves and offers a choice of beach to visit every day!  Regular boat trips to the neighbouring resort of Liapades and to the ‘Blue Caves’ located just off the resort, Scuba Diving, Watersports and boat hire can all be enjoyed from Paleokastritsa 
 
   
A short drive from Panoram complex lay the villages of Krini, Vistonas and Makrades.  The Angelokastro, located just behind the village of Krini now in a state of ruin, rises high above the village, its’ battlements still visible, a footpath will take you to the top to enjoy unrivalled views from its vantage points. 
 
The villagers of the agricultural settlements of Makrades and Vistonas regularly sell their wares to visitors passing through, freshly pressed Olive Oil, Corfiot Honey, and locally made village wine, can all be bought very reasonably from their little roadside stalls. 
 
Nearby Liapades is situated at the northern end of an area called “The Ropa Valley” and above the bay of Liapades. This is an area of forest, vineyards and small plots of agricultural land. The village is picturesque and has the typical Ionian architecture. Is has about 1000 inhabitants. The village is up on the hillside and so separate from Liapades Beach. Set in a quiet, sheltered bay surrounded by sheer cliffs with mountains behind, the mainly shingle beach is very pretty. On the beach are a few sun loungers with umbrellas, small boats for hire and a couple of tavernas.  
 
Liapades is a lovely village and a great choice for walkers, nature lovers or those who just enjoy an ‘off the beaten track’ style holiday. There are several routes to take and if you happen to loose your way there will be plenty of old ladies sitting on their steps, chatting. Ask for “Platea” in Greek, that means square and they will be only too happy to help you. Once you reach the village square, you can sit at one of the many cafe-bars with all the locals and experience the Greek way of life. Try an ouzo or even Tzizibeer (Ginger-beer). Tzizibeer is a refreshing drink only made on this island and sold in very few cafes. It is made from fresh lemons and ginger and has no preservatives. It is only produced in the hot summer months as the sun is needed to make it.  
 
There is also a beautiful church in the square that has been fully restored to its original state. The church is called St. Anastasias and was built around 1600-1650. Have a look inside and take photographs of the beautifully painted ceiling and pictures. Well worth a visit! If you are lucky you may even see a wedding or christening take place. 
 
You may even see a donkey heavily loaded with hay or wood. (Please ask before taking photos of locals as not everyone likes their photograph being taken).