Villa Meraki

The villa

Set above Kalami Bay on Corfu’s northeast coast, Villa Meraki is a private four - bedroom villa offering uninterrupted sea views, generous outdoor spaces and a relaxed residential atmosphere. 

A much - loved family home since 2015, Villa Meraki has been thoughtfully refreshed while retaining the warmth and character of a private residence. Its elevated position makes the most of the surrounding landscape, with direct sea views from every bedroom and the principal living areas.

The accommodation is arranged across several levels. The master suite occupies the upper level, creating a particularly private setting with expansive views across the bay. Three further guest suites are located on the garden level, each opening directly onto landscaped gardens and outdoor lounging areas. All four bedrooms are en suite and enjoy uninterrupted sea views.

On the main living level, a fully equipped open - plan kitchen connects with the dining area and living room, alongside a guest WC. The interiors flow naturally onto the terraces, where the heated swimming pool, outdoor dining spaces and several lounging areas provide plenty of room for guests to spend time outside throughout the day.

The villa is supported by a dedicated villa manager, 24/7 concierge and maid service. A dedicated chef for breakfast service is available during July and August only.

Additional features include air conditioning throughout, mosquito screens in all rooms, ceiling fans in the covered outdoor areas, a Sonos sound system and Starlink WiFi. A power wall and backup system help maintain uninterrupted comfort during local power cuts, while a private borehole provides an independent water supply.

Kalami Bay sits on Corfu’s picturesque northeast coast, surrounded by green hillsides and overlooking the clear waters of the Ionian Sea. The sheltered bay has a relaxed atmosphere, with a pebble beach and calm waters that are well suited to swimming. Its waterfront setting and compact size make it easy to enjoy the coast at an unhurried pace.

The village has a selection of traditional tavernas and places to eat and drink, many positioned close to the water. There are also local amenities for everyday essentials, while the surrounding coastline offers further beaches, bays and villages to explore. Hiring a boat is a popular way to discover this part of Corfu, with several attractive spots accessible along the northeast coast.

Kalami is also known for its connection with the Durrell family. Writer Lawrence Durrell lived in the village in the 1930s, and the White House, his former home beside the bay, remains one of the area’s best - known landmarks.

For those wishing to explore further, Corfu Town can be reached by car for a wider choice of shops, restaurants and cultural sights. Closer to Kalami, the northeast coast is characterised by small seaside villages, wooded landscapes and scenic stretches of shoreline, offering plenty of opportunities for days out while keeping the bay as a peaceful base.