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Perissa - Santorini An array of water sports is available at Perissa, one of the most popular beaches on the island. The unique black lava sand and clear deep blue sea are the main attraction. Seafront taverns, hotels, camping facilities and trees for shade add to the attraction. The beach is located at the southeaster tip of Santorini. |
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Psili Ammos - Patmos It is the most beautiful sandy beach of the island with a good tavern waiting for you. You can take a boat from Scala, at 10.00am which will take you back at 4.00pm to Scala. You can as well go by motorbike or by car, leave it at Diakofti and follow the path for a 20 minute fantastic walk. |
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Paleokastritsa - Corfu Has a great variety of sand and pebble coves surrounded by beautiful scenery. Very clear, cold waters, even in high season. Excellent facilities. |
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Faliraki - Rhodes A vast beach - more than 5km long - almost infinite in its variety. A brand new attraction that will delight all ages - a huge water park built into the rocks, amphitheatre-style. Apart from the usual rides (slides, lazy river, black hole, children's slides) the complex has five bars, a rafting slide, a giant 140 metre slide, an aqua gym, 25 lifeguards and all sorts of other attractions for children of all ages. Boats leave for Faliraki every day from Mandraki in Rhodes town. |
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Vai - Crete Sandy beach with beautiful palm tree grove in the South Crete. It's crystal clear sparkling waters attract thousands of tourists every season and have established this place among the most popular tourist destinations. |
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Navagio - Zakynthos A fabulous gulf in Zakynthos gifted with exotic natural surroundings. The golden sandy beach is surrounded by steep cliffs that fall to the sea. The beach can be accessed only by the sea. There are daily trips and excursions with boat taxis. Enjoy swimming in this breathtaking enviroment. |
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Matala - Crete Matala is situated in South Crete next to a small fishermen village that has now days become a tourist center of widespread reputation. Golden sand, crystal waters, impressive rock formations and traditional local colour. |
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Lindos - Rhodes Follow the sign for the beach and you'll find yourself at the left-hand end, while if you go straight down below the acropolis, down Pallas St., you'll find yourself at the right-hand end, known as Pallas Beach. Basically they are two different beaches sharing the shame bay. If you dislike crowds, make for Pallas Beach, which is relatively quieter and the water is shallow. |
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Lalaria - Skiathos Idyllic sandy beach in Skiathos island, Sporades. The beach is surrounded by large steep cliffs with impressive formations and crystal sparkling waters. It's surely worth paying a visit. |
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Mirtiotissa - Corfu There is a poor access to this beautiful golden sandy beach sheltered by cliffs. Popular nudist beach. |
