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Coastal Escapes

This selection highlights the diverse coastal landscapes of Central Greece, from the rugged Aegean coast of Euboea to the secluded bays of Skyros. Hiliadou offers a dramatic setting with deep waters and a mix of pebbles and sand beneath the slopes of Mount Dirfys. On Skyros, the coastline shifts to calmer, pine-fringed shores like Peukos and remote sandy stretches such as Agios Phokas. These locations feature unique natural characteristics, including the red rock formations and shipwreck at Agalipa.

Hiliadou

A wide beach on Euboea's eastern coast characterized by deep Aegean waters and a mix of sand and pebbles. It is situated at the foot of Mount Dirfys and features wheelchair-accessible facilities.

PEUKOS

A sheltered bay on Skyros island surrounded by pine-covered hills. The beach is known for its clear turquoise waters and natural shade provided by trees growing near the shoreline.

AGIOS PHOKAS

A remote sandy beach on the western side of Skyros, located near a small seaside chapel. It offers shallow waters and a quiet environment away from the island's main tourist hubs.

ANKALIPA

A secluded beach on Skyros notable for its distinctive red cliffs and a shipwreck resting on the shore. It is primarily accessed via a hiking trail or by boat.

PETRITSA

A rugged and undeveloped coastal spot on Skyros featuring clear waters and a rocky landscape. The beach is accessible via unpaved roads and offers a quiet setting for swimming.