Gouvia is a village and resort beside a natural harbour in Corfu, Greece.

It is separated from the Bay of Gouvia to the south by a headland on which is found the village of Kontókali.

Its location makes it an ideal site for the island's largest marina, and was also favoured during the Venetian occupation as evidenced by the well-preserved remains of a shipyard, referred to as the Venetian Arsenal in tourist literature.

The main road to Corfu Town that cuts through the village is mostly bordered by supermarkets and dealerships, along with some large hotels.

A smaller old street that skirts the marina, parallel to the main road, features a number of bars, restaurants and tavernas featuring local and foreign cuisines, along with some smaller hotels and self-catering apartments.