The Gulf of Corinth separates mainland Greece and the Peloponnese Peninsula and is the country's most important transport artery. On its picturesque shores, protected from strong winds and currents, unique spa resorts using local healing mineral waters are located. Most of the beaches on the Corinthian coast are an example of cleanliness and comfort and are deservedly marked with the EU Blue Flags, and the quiet and cozy lagoons of the bay are used by sailing fans for parking their snow-white yachts.
Antikyra is a small but very beautiful beach located 32 km southwest of Levadia. It has a good infrastructure, low population, quiet and calm atmosphere. People come here to relax from the hustle and bustle, taste the best dishes of Aegean cuisine, enjoy the flavor of provincial Greece.
Sergula is a pebble beach, popular among "wild tourists". It is surrounded by mountain peaks with lush greenery, beautiful cliffs and picturesque villas. Another decoration of the beach is a bright sapphire sea and exotic species of fish that live in its waters.
Itea is a port city with magnificent beaches. There are paved roads, bars and taverns with large terraces, relaxation zones and walking routes. On the seashore there are comfortable loungers, changing cabins, sun umbrellas and clean toilets.
Gribovo is a sandy beach located in the eastern part of Nafpaktos. On its territory there are sports fields, a game pond, free parking. The beach is covered with soft sand, which is pleasant to walk barefoot. Pebbles are found on the seashore. Here it’s completely calm, full calm sometimes gives way to a breeze.
Xylokastro is a Peloponnesian beach located in the middle of the mountains. From its shores, a beautiful view of the lands of central Hellas, Greek villages and tourist ships. Xylokastro is covered with soft and golden sand, on which people walk barefoot. There is no strong wind or large waves - high rocks protect them from them. The beach also has a flat entrance to the sea and crystal clear waters.