Villa Diamantis

The villa

Located in the peaceful village of Pirgi, Corfu, Villa Diamantis offers a stylish and serene retreat for up to ten guests. With five beautifully appointed en suite bedrooms, it is perfectly suited to families or groups seeking space, comfort, and privacy.

The villa combines traditional architecture with contemporary design, creating a warm yet refined interior. The ground floor features a fully equipped kitchen, an inviting living area, a guest WC, and a dining space opening onto a generous terrace. Here, guests can relax on sun loungers, dine outdoors, and enjoy views of the private pool and surrounding landscape.

On the upper floors, five en suite bedrooms are spread across two levels, each with thoughtfully designed interiors and private bathrooms. Several rooms offer access to terraces with panoramic views across the pool and out to sea.

Outside, the villa is designed for effortless outdoor living, with a private swimming pool, barbecue area, lush gardens, and direct beach access. A private pontoon with tender mooring and on-site parking adds to the villa’s appeal, ensuring a seamless stay on the coast of Corfu.

Villa Diamantis sits on the east coast of Corfu, an area renowned for its natural beauty and cultural depth. This tranquil stretch of coastline is framed by clear waters, secluded coves and scenic beaches, offering an ideal retreat. Traditional fishing villages dot the shore, where guests can enjoy warm Greek hospitality and sample fresh seafood and local delicacies. The region’s rich history is evident in landmarks such as the Venetian fortress in Corfu Town and the grand Achilleion Palace, each echoing the island’s layered past. From snorkelling in underwater caves near Nissaki to relaxing on the sands of Barbati Beach, the east coast invites exploration and quiet indulgence.

Just a short drive away, Corfu Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a vibrant blend of architecture and culture. Meander through narrow cobbled streets lined with elegant Venetian buildings, and visit highlights such as the Old Fortress, the Liston promenade and Spianada Square, the largest in Greece. Discover the island’s spiritual heritage at St. Spyridon Church, home to its revered patron saint. Local markets brim with Corfiot specialities, from olive wood crafts to kumquat liqueur. Museums, including the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art, provide insight into Corfu’s diverse influences. Finish the day in a seafront taverna, enjoying traditional dishes with views over the Ionian Sea.