Spectacular Beaches

This selection highlights iconic coastal sites across the Ionian Islands and the Peloponnese, characterized by dramatic limestone cliffs and turquoise waters. The list includes the famous shipwreck at Navagio Beach, the double-sided bay of Porto Timoni, and the semicircular Voidokilia Beach. These locations offer diverse geological features, ranging from the white marble pebbles of Myrtos to the therapeutic sulfur springs of Xigia and the secluded, clothing-optional shores of Myrtiotissa and Mylos.

Porto Timoni

A double-sided bay on Corfu’s northwestern coast, featuring two separate beaches separated by a narrow, narrow strip of land. It is accessible via a downhill hiking path from the village of Afionas.

Navagio Beach

Navagio Beach, or Shipwreck Beach, is an exposed cove, sometimes referred to as "Smugglers Cove", on the coast of Zakynthos, in the Ionian…

Voidokilia Beach

Voidokilia Beach is a popular beach in Messinia in the Mediterranean area.

Xigia Beach

Quite difficult to find but totally worth it - if looking for a tranquil place to relax. There are no facilities, just virgin nature.

Porto Katsiki

Located at the base of steep limestone cliffs on Lefkada's southwest coast. The beach is accessible by a staircase of approximately 80 steps or by taxi boat from Nydri and Vassiliki.

Myrtos Beach

Situated between Agia Dynati and Kalon Oros mountains on Kefalonia. This semicircular beach is composed of white marble pebbles and is known for its deep turquoise water caused by sediment displacement.

Kathisma

One of the longest beaches on Lefkada, featuring fine white sand and turquoise sea. It is a frequent takeoff spot for paragliders and is fully organized with sunbeds and beach bars.

Myrtiotissa beach

A small beach shielded with Ai Giorgis mountain. One of a few nudist friendly beaches in Corfu, with relaxed atmosphere.

Mylos

A secluded beach on Lefkada reachable via a walking trail over the hill from Agios Nikitas or by boat. It lacks tourist facilities and is characterized by its large size and white pebbles.