Agios Gordios lies on the west coast of the Greek island of Corfu, on the Ionian Sea, 16km (10 miles) west of the island's capital and chief port, Corfu Town, and 16km (10 miles) from the airport.
Agios Gordios is built into the steep slopes of Corfu's west coast, overlooking a long sand beach and the open sea. The village is backed by rugged limestone hills supporting olive groves and cypresses.                                                           Agios Gordios beach iis 1km (0.6 mile) long, 40m (131ft) wide beach has been awarded a Blue Flag. The south end, overlooked by Agios Gordios Hotel, is sandy, though it becomes progressively more pebbly towards the north end where the Pink Palace is situated. There are sun beds and umbrellas for hire, plus water sports such as banana boats, peddle boats, canoes and motor boats. Along the beach runs a row of down-to-earth traditional tavernas and low-key cocktail bars. At the south end, a dramatic rocky outcrop known as ortholith rises up from the sea.