We decided to hire a car and spend the day driving around Corfu. So where should we go? Well, looking at the map, we spotted a place called as Agni, with my name, we just had to visit this place.
We drove down this single lane road from the main road and then we parked. Here’s the location if you want to see it on a satellite map.
Next to the parking lot, I saw this prickly pear with its fruit. It was a private car park otherwise I would have plucked one and fed the kids with it. Brilliant stuff, I have had this in Mexico, USA and in Egypt. Very nice. 
The hillsides are well wooded and the houses are lovely. What a great place to live, eh? Specially if you were a writer? 
Some of these trees are interesting. Emerging like spikes. 
There’s our car, in the middle. 
We start walking towards the beach. 
A vineyard. 
With ripening grapes, of both varieties. 
Reach down to the beach. 
Crystal clear waters, and I mean really clear. 
A small jetty. 
The bay isnt that big, perhaps 500 meters on the entrance bit. 
On the far side, you can see these tilted limestone rock formations. 
We sat down to have a cuppa tea and a cold drink. 
A lovely little taverna indeed.
Sparkling spots of pure sunlight. 
The other side of the bay. 
This end is also capped by rocks. 
The taverna Nikolas
View of the bay from the Jetty. 
And the hillsides
See what I mean by crystal clear waters? 
A bit of a shingly beach. 
That’s Albania in the far distance
Rigging of a boat. 
a boat haring off into the distance. 
Diya waving me off. 
They went on a walk on the jetty
And then in the sea.
Love a duck. 
A life preserver ring. 
A local boat. 
The two boats which were tied up on the jetty took off. 
Then we left as well and then climbed up to the main road, stopped and took some photographs of the Ionian Sea. 
Wonderful vistas
There’s the car again. 
Antoehr view of the sea
And there’s another Bay down the road.
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