Imerolia Marina in Kassiopi on Track for Implementation, Boosting North Corfu’s Tourism
Corfu, April 9 – The development of the Imerolia Marina in Kassiopi, North Corfu, has taken a decisive step forward with its official approval. This significant development was sealed yesterday, April 8, 2026, during a crucial meeting that included the Mayor of North Corfu, Mr. Georgios Machimaris, the Minister of Tourism, Ms. Olga Kefalogianni, and the Regional Governor of the Ionian Islands, Mr. Ioannis Trepeklis. Mr. Chariton Koutsouris, Deputy Mayor of Technical Services for North Corfu, was also present.
This advancement follows the approval by the Tourist Port Committee of the Ministry of Tourism, paving the way for a project of immense developmental importance for the Municipality of North Corfu.
Strategic Location and Extensive Facilities
The marina is strategically located on the coastal front of Imerolia, southwest of Kassiopi Cape, an area vital for the expansion of marine tourism. The project encompasses a comprehensive set of facilities designed to cater to both local needs and international visitors:
- A land zone spanning approximately 23,000 square meters, featuring five building blocks with clearly defined land uses.
- A maximum building area of 3,000 square meters, which will house administrative, operational, and commercial infrastructure.
- The creation of 241 berths for recreational vessels.
- Full service infrastructure, including water, electricity, communications, and fire protection systems.
- Designed common areas, a road network, parking facilities, and green zones.
This organized intervention is expected to substantially upgrade the coastal front, significantly enhancing North Corfu’s position on the marine tourism map.
A Long-Awaited Vision for Development
The Imerolia Marina project embodies the long-standing aspiration of the local community for development characterized by robust infrastructure, quality, and future prospects. Its realization is anticipated to create a dynamic new environment for the local economy, fostering entrepreneurship and adding significant value to the region’s tourism product.
The Municipality of North Corfu also acknowledges the substantial contribution of the Minister of Tourism, Ms. Olga Kefalogianni. During her visit to Corfu on February 14, 2026, she engaged in discussions with local and institutional stakeholders regarding the island’s tourism upgrade and the necessity of marine and marina infrastructures. Her presence and the Ministry of Tourism’s support were pivotal in advancing the relevant procedures and ensuring a positive outcome for this initiative. Special mention is also made of the Deputy Minister of Shipping, Mr. Stefanos Ghikas, who highlighted the project’s multiple benefits for the local economy, emphasizing that its progress is the result of persistence and coordinated efforts.
Furthermore, a special tribute is paid to the late Spyros Zervopoulos, who consistently championed the vision for the marina’s creation, making a decisive contribution to shaping the strategy for marine tourism development in North Corfu.
North Corfu is now entering a new phase, with projects that enhance its dynamism and establish stable foundations for the future.
