The beach is situated at the base of a crumbling clay and sandstone cliff face that is actively receding due to coastal erosion.
The narrow strip of sand is often entirely absent during periods of high tide or strong winter storms.
Geologically, the cliffs exhibit sedimentary layering visible from the top viewpoints.
The beach is oriented directly toward the west, providing the clearest sunset sightline on the northern tip of the island.
Loggas Beach, also known as Sunset Beach, is located in the northern region of Corfu near the village of Peroulades. The beach is defined by high, vertical sandstone cliffs that physically separate the narrow strip of sand from the surrounding terrain. Erosion patterns on the cliff face change annually due to the exposure to strong winds and Ionian currents. The site is primarily used as a panoramic viewpoint rather than a traditional swimming beach due to the limited beach width and falling rock hazards. High tide frequently submerges the entire sandy area, leaving no space for visitors at the base of the cliffs. The primary attraction is the uninterrupted western view of the Ionian Sea, which facilitates clear sunset observation.
The clifftop terrace located near the 7th Heaven cafe provides the most comprehensive panoramic view of the cliffs and shoreline.
Observe the beach conditions from the clifftop viewing area before attempting the descent.
Wear sturdy footwear as the path down is steep, uneven, and can be slippery.
Check local tide tables, as the beach area is frequently inaccessible during high tide.
Do not attempt the descent if the tide is high, as you may be trapped without an exit route. Do not visit during or immediately after heavy rainfall, which increases rockfall instability.
Avoid standing directly beneath the cliff face due to the risk of loose rocks falling.
