Lakkos is on the north coast near Lakka, a pebble beach with clear water, with olives and cypresses coming down to the shore.

The coastal survey of 1885 gives it as the shingle beach of Lakkos, with a spot beside it called the Strapounta of Lakkos where a small hut stood. Beyond that is the headland of Lamia, at Gerakeika, then a hamlet of three houses, where a path runs in front of holm oaks and the account breaks off into one of its sudden views: the southern channel of Corfu and the mountains of Albania. The highest point there looks straight down the cape of Loggos, over a small wood of holm oak and cypress.

You can drive close, but park before the last stretch and walk the rest. Nothing is built on the beach itself.