Agios Vasilios is a remote pebble beach on the southwest coast of Symi, set in a double bay below bare hills. Two coves sit side by side under dry slopes, with grey pebbles along the water and no road to the shore. Walkers reach the bay on old stone paths from Chorio, a route of … Read more
Agia Marina is a small beach on the northeast coast of Symi, set near the fishing bay of Pedi. A tiny islet lies a short distance offshore, and a white chapel of Agia Marina stands on the rock. Swimmers reach the islet by wading through shallow water or by a short swim across the channel. … Read more
Marathounta is a quiet pebble bay on the southeast coast of Symi, set well back from the harbour town. The wide cove opens toward the sea, framed by dry hills where goats graze above the shore. A single taverna stands back from the pebbles, the one building on the bay, with sunbeds and tamarisk shade … Read more
Agios Georgios Dysalona is a small pebble beach on the east coast of Symi, set beneath a sheer rock cliff. The cliff rises about 300 metres straight from the sea, framing a narrow band of grey pebble at the waterline. No road reaches the cove, so a taxi-boat or excursion boat from Gialos carries every … Read more
Makryammos Beach, located just east of Limenas, is the nearest quality beach to the island’s capital. Known for its long stretch of fine sand, it offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. The beach is renowned for its Blue Flag status, promising clean and safe waters. Families find it particularly appealing, thanks … Read more
Aliki, a headland on the south-east coast of Thassos, enchants visitors with its unique geographical features and historical significance. This area is famed for its two sandy-and-pebble coves that sit back to back, always offering a sheltered spot regardless of the wind’s direction. The site also hosts one of the most significant archaeological attractions on … Read more
Camping Antiparos is one of the oldest campsites in the Cyclades, running since the late nineteen-seventies on a low, sandy stretch of coast. It lies directly by the sea, about a ten-minute walk north of the town and the port. Its own Camping beach has shallow, clean water and sits among cedar and tamarisk shade, … Read more
Glyfa beach sits on the southern coast of Antiparos, a long stretch of coarse golden sand facing east across the channel toward the neighbouring island of Paros. It lies about three and a half kilometres from the main town, in a rural setting reached by a paved, easy road. The sea here is shallow, calm … Read more
Apantima beach is a small, picturesque cove on the east coast of Antiparos. It sits just after the turn-off that leads to the island’s cave, on the way south from the town. It is a compact horseshoe bay with pale sand, some pebbles and a partly rocky seabed, framed by low rocky outcrops. The cove … Read more
Panagia beach is a calm, sandy bay on the island of Antiparos. It lies about one kilometre south of the town, just beyond the two Psaraliki bays. For this reason it is sometimes called Psaraliki 3. A short, pleasant walk from the centre reaches it. The bay is large and tranquil, with fine golden sand … Read more