Almost at the island's very tip, only 6km southeast of Lefkimi in distance, lies Corfu's number one party resort of Kavos. Ironically, only a short distance the other side of wild Cape Asprokavos lies one of the island's most pristine and deserted beaches, Ai Gordis Paleohoriou.
The very name Kavos can make most regular island visitors -and not a few islanders -cross themselves in dread. There are no ambiguities here: either you like 24-hour drinking, clubbing, bungee-jumping, go-karts, video bars named after British sitcoms and chips with everything, or you should avoid the place altogether.

No doubt the remote location was the main reason behind the authorities allowing Kavos to become Corfu's answer to Sodom - scarcely anybody would have to run the hedonistic gauntlet on the way to anywhere else, unlike Benitses' heyday.
Sport at night consists of several goals set up in the streets for penalty shoot-out competitions and less innocent pursuits in the bars and clubs. The vast majority of businesses are crammed along the main street, which runs parallel to the beach before bending seawards and onto a coastal parallel at the southern end. Well before midnight and for hours after it, even walking along the main drag is something of an obstacle course, so legion are the drunken bodies outside the unbroken chain of noisy bars , whose sound systems compete in sonic ferocity.