Ios is one of the most beautiful islands in the world and it has some of the best beaches. You can find this island halfway between Naxos and Santorini. Its area is approximately 109.024 square kilometers and it is home to about 2,024 people. Mylopotas Beach Mylopotas Beach is one of the best beaches in…
Alyki beach, a windless, sandy bay, is a family favourite, and is situated in the picturesque fishing village of Alyki. Its sister beach, Piso Alyki, is less organized but equally beautiful. The waters here are crystal clear and shallow, and the nearby tavernas serve great seafood. Alyki is also one of the best beaches for…
Milos has one of the most extraordinary coastlines in Greece. This isn’t simply because the island has a lot of beaches. What makes Milos different is the variety. Volcanic activity, wind and the sea have sculpted a coastline of white rock formations, colourful cliffs, caves, golden and grey sand, pebbles and sheltered coves. Greece’s official…
Serifos is a Greek island municipality located in the Aegean Sea. It is part of the Cyclades archipelago. It is situated south of Kythnos and northwest of Sifnos, and is a part of the Milos regional unit. At the 2011 census, the island’s population was 1,420. Psili Ammos Psili Ammos is a famous beach in…
There are many beaches in Mykonos, but some are more popular than others. Some of the best beaches in Mykonos are located on the south side of the island. These are generally protected from the strong meltemi winds, and they have some of the most popular clubs in town. However, if you want a more…
Andros is the northernmost Greek island. Located just 10 km southeast of Euboea and 3 km north of Tinos, it is nearly 40 km long and 16 km wide. Its terrain is largely mountainous and includes numerous fruitful valleys. Nevertheless, the island has some pristine beaches and is an excellent choice for a relaxing vacation….
Syros is an island in the Cyclades, the Aegean Sea, situated 78 nautical miles south of Athens. It has an area of 83.6 km2 and a population of 21,507 people. Among its most popular beaches are Vari Beach, Komito Beach, Galissas Beach, and Achladi Beach. Komito Beach Komito Beach is a beautiful, sandy beach on…
The best beaches on Naxos are often very windy, but the wind makes them perfect for water sports. There are opportunities for surfing, scuba diving, and paddle boarding, and the waters are even clear enough to do paragliding. These beaches are not ideal for small children, though. Pyrgaki Beach The sandy Pyrgaki beach is a…
In Santorini, you can find dozens of amazing beaches. You can also visit the Exo Gialos port and enjoy a sunset cocktail. These beaches are very private and often have swans and ducks swimming in the water. Here you can relax and enjoy the sunset on the beach, and maybe even eat a seafood dinner….
Located in the Cyclades archipelago, the Greek island of Kea is known for its quiet, secluded beaches. The island’s capital is home to the Archaeological Museum of Kea, which is brimming with locally excavated artifacts. A stone carving known as the Lion of Kea is also located in the museum. The island is also home…
Amorgos doesn’t have the endless rows of organised sandy beaches found on some Greek islands. That’s part of its appeal. Here, swimming often means descending beneath rugged cliffs, following a walking path to a secluded cove, taking a small boat across impossibly clear water or stopping beside a narrow strip of pebbles surrounded by dramatic…
If you want to spend a day by the sea without the crowds, try out the best beaches of Tinos. Those of you who want to experience the quiet atmosphere of the island can head to Mikri & Megali Ammos, two uncrowded and wind protected beaches on the island. The water is jade green and…