Stranden in de Noord-Egeïsche Eilanden

Coastal Escapes

This collection highlights the diverse coastline of the North Aegean islands, including Lesbos, Chios, Ikaria, and Lemnos. It features Vatera’s eight-kilometer sandy shore and the unique Seychelles beach in Ikaria, which was formed by granite rockfalls during road construction. The list covers a range of geological features, from the volcanic landscapes of Lemnos to the river estuary and ancient ruins at Nas, and the shallow, sandy bays of Chios.

Vatera

An eight-kilometer sandy stretch on the southern coast of Lesbos.

Saint Isidorus

Pebble beach located two kilometers from Plomari.

Charamida

Organized beach with deep waters located near the entrance of the Gulf of Gera.

Παραλία Νυφίδας

Long beach with shallow waters located at the entrance of the Gulf of Kalloni.

Karfas Beach

Shallow sandy beach with fine golden sand, located five kilometers south of Chios Town.

Nas

Small cove where the Chalaris River meets the Aegean, located near the ruins of the Temple of Artemis Tauropolos.

Σευχέλες

Cove with white pebbles and turquoise water, formed by a landslide during the construction of a nearby road tunnel.

Mega Limionas Beach

Sandy and pebble beach located near the village of Thymiana, south of Chios Town.

Αυλώνας

Sandy beach with volcanic rock formations, located north of Myrina.

Ρηχά νερά

Shallow sandy beach located within walking distance of the town of Myrina.