Ionische Eilanden

Beste stranden op de Ionische Eilanden

Stunning Coastal Landscapes

The Ionian Islands are defined by dramatic geological formations, ranging from the towering limestone cliffs of Myrtos and Porto Katsiki to the unique sandstone channels of Canal d'Amour. This collection features Zakynthos’ iconic Navagio Beach, home to the MV Panagiotis shipwreck, and the protected nesting grounds for Loggerhead sea turtles at Gerakas. Notable landmarks include Cape Lefkátas, where a lighthouse stands on the site of an ancient temple to Apollo, and the twin bays of Porto Timoni on Corfu’s rugged western coastline.

Stunning Coastal Landscapes — Kaart

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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…

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Myrtos Beach

Situated between the feet of two mountains, this beach is characterized by white cobblestones and vibrant blue water caused by marble sediment.

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Porto Katsiki

A beach at the base of a concave pale cliff on Lefkada, accessible via a steep staircase of approximately 80 steps.

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Egremni

A long, remote stretch of white sand on Lefkada’s southwest coast, bordered by high vertical cliffs and accessible primarily by boat.

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Porto Timoni

A double-sided beach near Afionas consisting of two small coves separated by a narrow, vegetated strip of land. Accessible via a rocky hiking trail.

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Gerakas Beach

Popular beach and a part of natural reserve aiming to protect the turtles - please don't come here during the nesting season.

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Canal d'Amour

Famous sandstone rock formations near Sidari featuring natural tunnels, sea caves, and narrow channels carved by water erosion.

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Porto Vromi

This beach is the best place to catch a boat to the Shipwreck Beach and the adjacent blue caves.

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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.

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Gialiskari beach

Small beach in the shade of pine trees. If you look for a beach off the beaten path, this is the right place for you.

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Agios Gordios beach

Agios Gordios known locally as Ai Gordis is a local community and a holiday resort village on the west coast of the Greek island of Corfu.

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Laganas Beach

Long sandy beach with sport equipment rentals and taverns lining the shore. You can walk to Kalamaki from here.

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Myrtiotissa beach

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

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Kathisma

One of the longest beaches on Lefkada, featuring fine white sand and a backdrop of steep, green-covered hills.

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Fteri Beach

A secluded white pebble beach on Kefalonia's Paliki peninsula, reachable via water taxi from Zola or a challenging downhill hike.

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Loggas Beach

A narrow sandy shore located beneath high, vertical clay cliffs near the village of Peroulades on Corfu’s northwestern tip.

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Boutoumi

A bay on the island of Antipaxos known for its turquoise waters, white pebbles, and dense Mediterranean vegetation.

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Dafni Beach

Not that easily accessible, this beach never gets really crowded. That's a good point - staying here is really relaxing.

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Cape Lefkátas

The southernmost tip of Lefkada, featuring a lighthouse built upon the archaeological remains of an ancient temple dedicated to Apollo.