Agios Prokopios
Widely considered one of the best beaches in Greece. Fine golden sand, crystal-clear water, and full amenities (sunbeds, tavernas, water sports). Can get busy in August but the beach is long enough to accommodate everyone.
Widely considered one of the best beaches in Greece. Fine golden sand, crystal-clear water, and full amenities (sunbeds, tavernas, water sports). Can get busy in August but the beach is long enough to accommodate everyone.
A long, unspoiled stretch of sand with a more natural feel. Less developed than Agios Prokopios, with scattered sunbeds and a few beach bars. Ideal for those who want space, long walks, and a quieter atmosphere.
Famous for windsurfing and kitesurfing thanks to reliable winds. The beach is split into two coves separated by a small headland. A relaxed, bohemian atmosphere with two excellent beach bars.
A smaller, more sheltered beach adjacent to Agios Prokopios. Calmer waters, good for families, with a compact strip of tavernas and rooms. Easy access and a pleasant seaside village feel.
Two quieter beaches on the southwest coast. Aliko is a small sandy cove surrounded by cedar trees. Panormos is a larger, more secluded bay with a few tavernas. Both are less crowded and offer a more relaxed experience.