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Coastal Escapes

Western Greece’s coastline spans the Ionian Sea and the Corinthian Gulf, offering diverse geological features. This selection includes the expansive sand dunes of Kalogria, bordered by the protected Strofylia pine forest, and the long sandy stretch of Kourouta near Amaliada. In contrast, the Corinthian Gulf coast provides pebble shores like Digeliotika. The list also highlights the unique lagoon environment of Tourlida, characterized by shallow waters and traditional stilt houses, alongside remote coves like Gianiskari and the pine-fringed Kounoupelaki.

Kalogria Beach

Expansive sandy beach bordered by the 20,000-acre Strofylia pine forest and massive sand dunes. It is part of a protected Natura 2000 ecosystem.

Παραλία Κουρούτα

A wide, multi-kilometer sandy coastline on the Ionian Sea near Amaliada, known for its clear, shallow waters.

Αρκούδι

A small, crescent-shaped sandy bay located near Kyllini, characterized by its sheltered position and traditional seaside settlement.

Gianiskari Beach

A remote sandy beach situated north of Kalogria, accessible via unpaved roads through the hills of Cape Araxos.

Διγελιώτικα

A pebble-lined shore on the Corinthian Gulf near Aigio, offering views across the water to the mountains of Central Greece.

Beach

A quiet beach at the edge of the Strofylia forest, featuring natural shade from pine trees and proximity to the Kounoupeli thermal springs.

Παραλία Τουρλίδας

Located at the end of a 5-kilometer causeway in the Messolonghi Lagoon, this area features shallow waters and traditional 'pelades'—wooden houses built on stilts.

Παραλία Πλατανίτη

A coastal strip near Nafpaktos with a mix of sand and small pebbles, offering views of the Rio-Antirrio Bridge.