Chomi Beach: A Secluded Paradise
Embark on a journey to the serene shores of Chomi Beach, known to many as Paradise Beach, and discover a secluded haven where peace is as abundant as the natural beauty surrounding it. This hidden gem on Corfu Island is framed by majestic sedimentary cliffs with layers that tell a story of time, creating a breathtaking backdrop to the crystal-clear waters.
Chomi Beach is a sanctuary for those seeking tranquility away from the crowds. Accessible only by sea, it offers a unique sense of adventure as you approach its shores. The beach is a blend of coarse sand and pebbles, cradled by a deep seabed that invites snorkeling enthusiasts to explore its underwater marvels.
As the sun moves across the sky, watch the cliffs embrace a palette of colors, from pristine white to a warm, orange hue at sunset, providing an ever-changing vista that enchants all who visit. During the high season, a modest selection of sunbeds and umbrellas dot the shore, offering comfort for a day spent under the sun.
Chomi Beach isn’t just a destination; it's an experience. Whether you're basking in the sun's embrace or snorkeling in the early hours, this is where memories are made, amidst the raw beauty of Corfu's coastline. Join us at Argo Boats Corfu and set sail to Chomi Beach, where the whispers of history and the call of the azure Ionian Sea merge into one.
What to know:
The most popular boat rental styles in Miami include:
- Cruisers and motor yachts, for sunset cruises, corporate events, bachelor or bachelorette parties, and scenic tours of the Miami River and Star Island.
- Pontoon boats and other day boats, like bowriders, deck boats, and jet boats, are best suited for sandbar hopping, dock-and-dining, and watersports.
If you are unfamiliar with the local waterways, consider opting for a boat rental with a captain that can help you navigate and plan a unique itinerary to make the most of your Miami boating experience.
Safety requirements:
The most popular boat rental styles in Miami include:
- Boating License/Education Rules: All Florida residents born after January 1, 1988 who operate vessels with 10-horsepower or more must carry a Florida Boating Safety Education identification card. You must be at least 14 years of age to operate a personal watercraft (PWC).
- Life Jacket Requirements: Children ages 6 and under must wear a PFD.
- Only experienced boaters will want to try long-distance or overnight cruising to the San Juan Islands or beyond.
