Sidari is a coastal resort village in the northwestern part of Corfu in the Ionian Islands. It is located along a wide coastal area with sandy beaches, shallow waters, and distinctive rock formations shaped by erosion.

Sidari is best known for its famous natural landmark, the Canal d'Amour (Channel of Love), a series of sandstone cliffs and narrow sea channels that attract many visitors. The area is one of the most developed tourist destinations in northern Corfu, offering hotels, restaurants, bars, and a lively summer atmosphere.

Today, Sidari is a popular holiday resort that combines beach tourism, nightlife, and sightseeing. It attracts a wide range of visitors, from families to younger travelers, and serves as a major hub for exploring the northwestern coast of the island.