Patmos be famous for its monastery and holy cave, but its coastline is a quiet delight of clear water and small, uncrowded beaches. In just 34 square kilometres, the island packs in sandy bays like Psili Ammos and Grikos, the colourful pebbles of Lambi. Family-friendly Kambos. A string of northern coves and hidden southern inlets … Read more
Mykali beach lies on the southeast coast of Samos, a long strand of pale sand and fine shingle running south of the village of Psili Ammos. The open shore faces the Turkish mainland across the narrow Mycale strait, and it sits about fifteen minutes by car from Pythagorio and the island airport. Calm mornings, gentle … Read more
Samos suits families through shallow sandy beaches, a green mountainous interior, and easy ancient sights within short drives. The eastern Aegean island sits off the Turkish coast, larger than the small Cyclades, so a car and one beach base cut daily driving. Calm east and north-coast shallows, relaxed southwest bays, forest waterfalls, and kid-sized ancient … Read more
Samos wraps a long, indented coastline that splits into four distinct beach regions. The north near Kokkari holds pine-backed pebble coves. The northwest near Karlovasi hides a river-gorge beach and two wild, protected strands. The east faces Turkey across a narrow strait, and the southwest sits under Mount Kerkis. Plan the whole trip with Greece … Read more
Astris, a charming settlement at the southern tip of Thassos, is renowned for its serene beaches and starry skies. The village’s name reflects its celestial connection, as ancient paths were once illuminated by starlight. Visitors can enjoy pristine sandy beaches like Psili Ammos, and explore the natural rock pool of Giola. The area offers a … Read more
Psili Ammos is a remote, undeveloped beach on the quiet southeastern coast of Naxos, tucked below cedar-covered dunes near Moutsouna and Panormos. The name translates as fine sand, and the beach earns it: pale, soft grains slope into shallow turquoise water that stays clear and calm through the swimming season. No tavernas, sunbeds, or roads … Read more