Arkasa is a traditional village on the south-west coast of Karpathos, built on the site of the ancient city of Arkesia and set among churches, colourful gardens and quiet lanes. Below it lies the golden sand of Agios Nikolaos beach. Above it the acropolis of Paleokastro, so a visit combines swimming, sunsets and a real … Read more
Agios Nikolaos beach is the largest and best-organised of all Hydra’s remote beaches, a beautiful Blue Flag pebble cove on the island’s south-western coast. Set in a sheltered bay with clear, calm water, backed by pines and served by sunbeds, umbrellas and a snack bar. It offers a comfortable, full day at the beach in … Read more
Agios Nikolaos is a sandy beach on the east side of Symi, set across Pedi bay from the fishing village of Pedi. The cove ranks among the rare genuinely sandy beaches on this rocky Dodecanese island. Shallow, calm, clear water fringes the sand, which draws families with young children through the warm season. A small … Read more