It is a stunning formation in the rock, which combined with the turquoise waters, is stunning to see. However it is nestled between a lot of hotels, bars and human development. Access is not clear from the road and there is no parking unless you want to spend money in one of the bars or are happy to park on the road. There is no actual beach as such, the canal only has space for 6/8 sunbeds. The local area is very tourist orientated, with lots of bars and tourist shops all around. Overall, it is worth seeing but probably not worth sticking around if you prefer more laid back tourism.

Absolutely fantastic. wonderful choice of places to eat. Lots of bars and coffee/ tea places. The locals are extremely friendly and nothing is too much. Stayed at Olga' s Hotel/Apartment not a single complaint.booking for next year.

A real piece of art made by nature. The twisty rocks let the water in the least expected places creating a great space for contemplation and fun. People come here to relax and observe beauty of nature but also to swim in between the rocks and jump out of them. Nearby the Canal there is also a wider and "more traditional" beach.

Very scenic but a bit difficult to find, very small beach, swimming through the tunnel was the best bit. We came on a day trip as we were staying in Ipsos, Sidari seems to be very run down but a lovely ride on the green coach!

For me was not something to say wow, is just about popularity about this place! My fiancee, she was amazed by the place. The water is so salty, we never meet in any part of Corfu Island! When we was here, on the beginning of October this year, was ok, not so many people. Overall, I enjoyed the moment to see the place.