Acharavi is a beach break located on the northwestern coast of Corfu, Greece, facing northwest toward the Ionian Sea. The spot features a sandy beach with gradual shallow water conditions extending from densely populated residential areas. The coastline orientation suggests northwest-facing water, making northeast winds ideal for side-shore conditions. This location is characterized by very light and inconsistent wind patterns with minimal wave generation, making it suitable primarily for beginners or light-wind sessions. The shallow, protected nature of the beach break means power development is limited and wave heights rarely exceed moderate sizes. The immediate proximity to residential development and beach infrastructure indicates moderate human activity. Best conditions occur during rare stronger wind periods from the northeast quadrant, though the 1.3% reliability rating indicates consistent calm conditions prevail. This spot works best for those learning fundamentals in protected, shallow conditions rather than progression training. Local hazards include shallow sandbars, potential man-made obstacles from coastal structures, and crowded beach conditions during summer months.