Kalami Bay & White House
Καλάμι
A quiet bay on the north-east coast; the White House, where writer Lawrence Durrell once lived, is now a seaside restaurant and the setting of the Durrell family story.
Kalami Bay is famous for the Durrell family's books and the British TV series The Durrells. Lawrence Durrell wrote Prospero's Cell here in the 1930s. The White House is now a seaside taverna and holiday house, where you can eat grilled fish while looking across to Albania. The bay has a pebble beach and clear water, and you can rent a small boat to visit nearby coves such as Agni and Kouloura.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Kassiopi
- Old Perithia
- Mount Pantokrator
- Butrint
- Vido Island
- Antivouniotissa Museum
- Museum of Asian Art of Corfu
- Church of Saint Spyridon