A local bus timetable from Sidari to Agios Stefanos, Arillas, Agios Georgios and Back to Sidari.
Now you can explore the near-by resorts from Arillas with a frequent public transport.

EVERY DAY AND SUNDAYS!

BUS STOP is outside Arkokal travel and Vasilis Supermarket on Arillas Main road.

A windy day in Arillas beach can be a great oportunity for our little boys and girls as well as the older "sportsmen" of Arillas. The North-west wind ( MAISTRO) can be very strong and can create larger waves that are just enough for body boards, skimboard, and small young surfers.

Whether it is a sandy beach and traditional tavernas run by local families, water-sports, quietens and tranquillity; traditional food and drink; you will always find something that will suit you in Arillas.
As it is a good base for exploring the rest of northern Corfu, it is recomended to hire a car, as the local bus service is very poor and fits only the locals who go shoping to Corfu town.

The ATM of Arillas is situated next to  Arkokal Travel at the center of Arillas Village. Another cash machine you can find in San Stefanos at Crystal Daizy’s Gift shop next to San Stefano Travel.

An article by Morgan Hamilton, columnist at www.edinburghcamra.co.uk who visited Corfu and discovered the taste of our Arillas beer.
I was in Greece recently and seen a bottle of “Real Ale Special” on the supermarket shelf. Of course this caught my eye and on closer examination I read the label and found out it is brewed in Arillas, Corfu.
Having been to Arillas in the past for a family holiday this intrigued me, so I did some detective work, and also drank quite a few of the beers, only for background information as those of you who know me will be aghast that I strayed from my usual half pint of Newton & Wrigley’s.

I have been coming to the village for years and enjoy walking to the shrines past the Akrotiri and to the village of Afionas but the Arillas Trail is something new.
It is the best signed trail I have come across. In just under two hours I was never in any doubt as to which way to go. The planners are to be congratulated.
I went on my own, armed with a small bottle of water, at the start of August. It was a truly memorable and very enjoyable experience. Thank you to all involved in its creation.

Well, I did not find Arillas It seems that Arillas found me!! I was born in Arillas I sometines ask my guests in the Taverna how did they find our little Arillas. Was it recommended? By a last minute deal? etc. It will be interesting for me and for other people to know your story don't you think so?
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An article which was inspired from our forum's topic about whether Arillas is an authentic place or not.
During the middle age, Corfu was full of small communities that lived on the hills away from the coasts, as there was always a fear of foreign attacks like pirates etc. that would come in to the island to robe and destroy what ever they found.