Gyra beach is the long, easy-going shore just outside Lefkada Town. A strip of sand and small pebbles that wraps around the shallow lagoon on the northern edge of the island. Only about 2.5 kilometres from the capital, it is the closest real beach to town, and its length gives it space even in high … Read more
Mikri Vigla is a striking twin-bay beach on the southwest coast of Naxos, framed by pale dunes and a rugged granite headland that pushes out into the Aegean. The name means little lookout, a nod to the rocky promontory that once served as a watch point over the sea. Today the same headland does something … Read more
Prasonisi is a small islet at the far southern tip of Rhodes, joined to the main island by a low, sandy isthmus that places the windy, wave-swept Aegean Sea on one side and the calmer, flatter Mediterranean on the other. The name means “green island”, and the meeting of two seas across a single sandbar … Read more
Milos windsurfing centres on Achivadolimni and Papikinou in Adamas bay, where the meltemi wind builds waves in summer. Plan watersports and tours through My Greece Tours. Windsurfing is an active side of the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover whether you can windsurf, the best spots, the wind conditions, kitesurfing and whether Milos is … Read more
Milos water sports centre on the windsurfing and kitesurfing beaches of Achivadolimni and Papikinou, with the meltemi wind, plus stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking. Plan activities and tours through My Greece Tours. Water sports are an active part of the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover what water sports the island offers, the windsurfing, the … Read more
Korfos beach on Mykonos is a sheltered bay just outside Mykonos Town, the island’s leading kitesurfing and windsurfing spot thanks to its steady, strong meltemi wind, flat shallow water and dedicated schools. This guide covers the beach, the wind, the conditions, lessons, how to get there and what to do. Korfos is the kitesurfing capital … Read more
Pounda beach Paros is the island’s kitesurfing and windsurfing hub, set on the narrow channel facing Antiparos, where the meltemi funnels through to create world-class wind. It pairs flat-water conditions and kite schools with the small port for the Antiparos ferry. This guide covers what the beach is like, the wind, the schools, how to … Read more
Paros windsurfing is among the best in the world, centred on Golden Beach and Pounda, where the reliable meltemi wind funnelled through the Paros–Naxos channel gives world-class conditions for all levels. The island has hosted the Windsurfing World Cup for years. This guide covers the best spots, the wind season, the schools and tips for … Read more