Messoghi beach

Messoghi beach is composed with sand, pebbles and tiny stones and it has got shallow waters ideal for children. It stretches out in front of the touristy settlement and is characterized by the river flowing on the left of the beach and from the verdant hill with the olive groves to the right. Messoghi beach is safe and calm because it is far away from the road and it is well-organized with snack bars, restaurants, taverns and coffee shops on the shore. It is also in the interior of the settlement. You can rent pedalos and you can also engage in a variety of sea sports. In Messoghi beach you can rent parasols and deck-chairs and you can also use the showers and the vestiaries which are available on the shore. Do not forget to take a stroll along the verdant banks of the Messonghi River where, the locals tie their small fishing boats. A small platform about 30 meters long in Messoghi beach offers the visitors the opportunity to approach it with small boats.
Services

  • Length (in meters): 500
  • Exposed to winds: Winds N, Winds N.NW, Winds NW, Winds NE, Winds E, Winds S.SE
  • Soil Type: Sandy
  • Sea Type: Normal Sea-Bed configuration
  • Bight: No
  • Isolated: No
  • Parking: Yes
  • Disabled Access: No
  • Organised: Yes
  • Populous: No
  • Cafe / Restaurant: Yes
  • Showers: No

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Source: safewatersports.gr

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