Beaches in Ionian coast of Greece

Located in the southern part of the Peloponesse on the island of Elafonisos, part of the prefecture of Laconia. The island used to be part of the mainland, but a powerful earthquake that happened centuries ago took it off the land. Despite the remoteness and not very convenient transfer, Elafonisos is one of the best resorts in Greece, and Simos is considered to be its pearl. The beach is included to the list of nature reserves of the Natura 2000 organization and is a conservation zone in the EU.

Located in the prefecture of Messinia on the west coast of Peloponessa. With a bizarrely curved amphitheater, it crowns the picturesque lagoon of Yalova, which is connected to a narrow sand spit. Local landscapes admire their beauty, and their photographs adorn all the tourist booklets of Greece. Next to the beach there is the fresh lake Divariou, where about three hundred different species of birds migrate from Europe to Africa. Therefore the local area is a conservation zone and taken under the control of the environmental organization Natura 2000.

This beach in the northwestern part of Greece occupies an open coastline of about 3 km. The site is not fenced with cliffs or greenery, so if you want to return from a vacation with a chocolate tan, this is the place that will help fulfill your dream.

Located in the southern part of the Peloponesse next to the small seaside village of Stupa. Awarded the Blue Flag, which eloquently testifies to its comfort and environmental friendliness.

Stoupa is a large sandy beach located 25 km from the city of Kalamata. The beach is perfectly clean and picturesque: it offers views of the mountains, overgrown with stormy greenery, the foot of which is dotted with small houses with a red tiled roof.

Krioneri Beach is located in the central part of Parga on the Ionian coast of Greece. One of the main highways leads to it. Krioneri provides an opportunity to combine measured relaxation on the beach with the pleasures of a big city: shopping and sightseeing.

Located in Elijah Prefecture in the northwestern part of the Peloponesse. It adjoins the port of the resort town of Killini, which is connected by ferry with Kefalonia and Zakynthos. Such a convenient location attracts many transit tourists to the beach who want to freshen up at sea before heading further.

An ancient legend says that the name of the beach "owes" to the pirates of Sarakiniko, who during the storm were shipwrecked and asked for help from local residents. Posing as merchants, she enlisted the support of the indigenous population and were even invited to a local wedding. Their plans included stealing the bride and robbing the guests, but they were not destined to come true. Local residents managed to fight back the pirates and drove them out of the bay. Today, its coast is a quiet place with a measured passage of time and picturesque nature.

The fragrance of olive groves, majestic cliffs dissecting the sea, the clear azure of the Ionian Sea and developed infrastructure - all this will offer its guests the beach of Lichnos. If you are relaxing in Parga but want to enjoy peace and tranquility by the sea you definitely must choose Lichnos Beach! It is not as overloaded and noisy as a city beach or Valtos, but at the same time no less clean and equipped. This place is for those who value harmony with the world around them and at the same time, comfortable conditions for relaxation.

These are two beaches that are usually mentioned together in guidebooks and excursion programs. And all because they are part of the coastline near the town of Preveza and are together about 6 km long. The blue Ionian Sea, the green shade of pines and mountains in combination with golden sand create amazing landscape views that will serve as a great backdrop for a beach photo shoot.

Alonaki Fanariou is a lost lagoon on the Ionian coast of Greece, 15 km from Parga. The exotic bay is popular with young people, because the atmosphere here is truly amazing: Alonaki Fanariu is an inaccessible wild beach with emerald water, which is surrounded by white cliffs covered with blooming greenery. On this beach you are ensured a complete merger with nature.

Karavostasi is a huge sandy beach 7 kilometers from the resort village of Perdika. This is a popular place where sand is mixed with pebbles, and in the evenings you can enjoy a beautiful sunset. It is framed by high rocky hills, overgrown with green pines and cypresses - all together creates a beautiful landscape. Translated from Greek, "Karavostasi" means "the place where the ships stop."

Agios Giannakis is a wild beach located on the shores of the Ionian Sea, 9 km from the city of Parga in a small bay. This sandy corner is far from civilization, it can only be reached on foot or by car along a winding stone-paved road. Guests will appreciate the tranquility and stunning beauty of the Greek nature.

This beach is considered to be one of the longest in Greece. Its length is almost 13 km! You will definitely need more than one to explore every corner of it and... a bar. Yes, yes, this is exactly the place where party-goers and just fun people will not be bored.

Ammoudia Beach adorns the Ionian coast of Greece near Parga. At the confluence of the legendary Acheron River, a wide beach stretches into the sea with white sand like powder, whose landscape resembles more likely some Caribbean than northern Hellas. Enjoy the warm sun off the azure waters of the shores of Epirus on Ammoudia Beach. If you like to combine study of history with measured relaxation, this place is created for you.