Wonderful little place to go and meet the rescued donkeys, cats and dogs. Was a little worried after driving down a ‘shortcut’ (thanks to google maps) 3ft of grass growing in the middle of the tiny dirt track! Finally made our way there. The road to the sanctuary is really ‘lumpy’ we parked down the lane but there is a little car park if you turn right at the end. Witnessed several cars hitting the bottom of their hire cars! Especially with a car full of passengers. Me and my 2 year old had a fantastic time there. The cats would come up to you if they wanted a fuss. The donkeys were very calm and could easily tell which ones were happy for a chirpy little boy to approach. The man at the gate was very pleasant and answered any questions you had. The toilet is what you would expect in the middle of the countryside in corfu. Will definitely go back if we return again. Donation box is at entrance/exit but no pressure to donate!

Quiet little place to visit the donkeys. We wondered in through the gate and were welcomed by a man who told us there are 25 donkeys, 5 dogs and countless cats. You can roam around to stroke and brush the donkeys when they aren’t eating. There is no formal entrance or tickets or anything, you can just wonder in and look around. There is a donation box at the exit where you are free to donate whatever amount you want. There is a toilet where you can wash hands but it is dark and a bit dangerous in there. Definitely worth a visit but you might only stay for up to an hour.

Such a great hour and a half spent here today. Staff were all so friendly and spoke a number of languages as well. It’s a working rescue centre/sanctuary so you just are free to walk all around and see the animals (donkeys, cats, dogs, birds and a cockerel). They had brushes so you could brush the donkeys and it was just so lovely to see how much they cared. We left a donation and it’s clear they rely on the kindness of visitors! A must go in my opinion! Oh and lots of kittens too!

We were there today with our little daughter and were absolutely thrilled. The animals are very well looked after here. In addition to 25 donkeys, there are countless cats and a few dogs. The animals can be petted and brushed. Thanks to everyone involved! You can make a donation there - the animals will be happy. Entry is free. The journey there is - as with many Greek roads - exciting but easy to do :). You should bring water and mosquito spray with you.

We had a wonderful day here and this place is definitely worth a visit. This place is a sanctuary for abandoned and mistreated donkeys, cats and dogs. The animals were so cute and friendly. We had a nice time petting them and brushing the donkeys. You can spend as much time with the animals as you want. The visit is free and at the end of it you can make a donation. This was one of the highlights of our time in Corfu!

The sanctuary is a little difficult to find (we missed the turn off because the sign is quite small) and the track is very rough and ready so be prepared for that. The sanctuary itself is very low key. You are allowed to wander about without any supervision and you can give a donation (cash or via the website) but there is no pressure. The volunteers were very friendly and answered my questions but it would have been good to hear a bit more about the history of the place and the donkeys. The sanctuary itself was smaller than I expected, but there are donkeys wandering about, in stables and taking shade in a large wind tunnel. There are also lots of friendly cats, dogs and swallows nesting in the roof of the stable interior. It’s quite amazing to see it all. After having seen a lot of mistreatment of donkeys in Greece generally, it is pretty special what the owner has done. Some of the donkeys have obviously been worked very hard. It’s good to know that they can live for a while in peace and not fearing humans. People who rescue animals are the best of all.

Excellent initiative! Nice to walk around the complex and see all the animals. Don't expect a high-tech shelter, it's very primitive but sufficient. Road to it can be challenging but nothing you can't handle. Made another donation at the end, this is going to end well!

Incredible experience. Highly recommended. Only parents should take more care of children and turn on their own heads. If the animals are not in the mood for humans and go away, then they should leave them alone. There are just 23 donkeys, 1 horse, few dogs (not freewheeling); and see many cats. The owner an incredibly nice and friendly man who takes good care of donkeys and cares very well. And with some you can also bless that they have experienced much beautiful. The way there already very adventurous, but doable. And it is definitely worth it. Admission is free, you can and actually have to donate out of respect.

We went here on the scooter. Idd the road is partly unpaved but if you drive quietly it is absolutely doable. Very nice to experience how special work is done here. Glad that there are still people who care about the welfare of these mostly old animals. And how wonderful it is that after a hard existence, they still have a well-deserved old age. Don't forget to make a donation in the bus in front of the fence, they can use every euro very well!

Just returned home after 2 lovely weeks in Corfu. Donkey sanctuary was the first place we visited when hiring our car. So lovely to see so many people visiting. The donkey's are well cared for and it was great to see people being able to give them a brush. If you love animals especially donkeys and cats you will love it here. Its a great charity doing such good work.