Agios Ioannis Peristeron beach extends in front of the homonymous, seaside settlement on the eastern part of the island. It is a very long beach with fine pebbles and dark sand but in some parts it is quite narrow. In this area there are many rocky sections, in and out of the water which you can explore with your mask. Many parts of Agios Ioannis Peristeron beach are organized while a significant part of the beach is occupied by private beaches belonging to hotels. On one of its parts a wooden deck has been constructed where, you can find parasols and deck-chairs. In some sections sea sports are provided. This beach is preferred by those staying in the nearby hotels and also by the locals who prefer its quiet and disorganized spots. On the road, besides hotels and rental apartments, you will also find mini markets, restaurants and taverns.
Services
- Length (in meters): 450
- Exposed to winds: Winds N, Winds N.NW, Winds NW
- Soil Type: Pebbly
- Sea Type: Normal Sea-Bed configuration
- Bight: No
- Isolated: No
- Parking: Yes
- Organised: Yes
- Populous: No
- Cafe / Restaurant: Yes
- Showers: No
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Ai Gordis of the South beach is located in the wider region of Lefkimmi on the south-western part of the island and must not be confused with the most popular and most visited beach, Ai Gordis which is situated in the center of the island. Ai Gordis of the South is basically a combination of two beaches, one next to the other, which are also very different. On the northern part of the beach there are small rocks, which rise above the water, ideal for exploration with a mask and flippers. The southern part of the beach is narrower and larger in length and it is covered with sand and smooth pebbles, in and out of the water. Ai Gordis of the South is not a touristy destination and in the nearest village, Palaiochori there, are no shops as it is totally a rural village. If you choose to enjoy a swim in this quiet and pure beach, you must obtain in advance what you may need (water, food, parasol, etc.).
Services
- Length (in meters): 300
- Exposed to winds: Winds S, Winds W, Winds S.SW
- 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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Agios Georgios beach of Pagon is a large, sandy beach surrounded by olive and cypress trees. Many people consider it the most beautiful beach in the island. It is awarded with the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and the quality of the services provided. Agios Georgios beach of Pagon is distinguished for its vast, sandy shore and for its fresh waters. On the right side, the northern one, the waters deepen abruptly while on the left side, the waters are very shallow and they are preferred by families with small children. You will find parasols, deck-chairs and showers on the beach. You can also engage in various sea sports, you can rent a boat to visit the beautiful beach Porto Timoni or the nearby uninhabited islands and you can even take diving lessons. Agios Georgios beach of Pagon also has a lifeguard. Along the shore there are many restaurants, taverns and coffee shops and anything you may need you can find it in the homonymous settlement above the beach.
Services
- Length (in meters): 1800
- Exposed to winds: Winds W, Winds S.SE, Winds S.SW
- Soil Type: Sandy
- Sea Type: Normal Sea-Bed configuration
- Bight: No
- Isolated: No
- Parking: Yes
- Disabled Access: No
- Organised: Yes
- Populous: Yes
- Cafe / Restaurant: Yes
- Showers: Yes
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Agios Georgios beach Argirades is a long, sandy beach situated in front of the homonymous resort on the south-western part of the island. Agios Georgios beach Argirades is the continuation of Issos beach, with the only Mediterranean sand hills, the cedar forest and finally the exquisite Lake Korission which is the most important wetland on the island. Agios Georgios beach Argirades is characterized by its shallow waters, a fact which makes it popular to families with small children who can play with no danger. This beach is awarded with the Blue Flag and you can find deck-chairs and parasols there. In the region you will also find taverns, coffee shops and hotels. There is also a variety of sea sports. Agios Georgios beach Argirades is accessable from various parts inside the settlement.From Agios Georgios beach Argirades depart sloops on excursions to the islets Lagoudia just across and tours to Paxoi are organized daily.
Services
- Length (in meters): 600
- Exposed to winds: Winds N, Winds S, Winds N.NW, Winds NW, Winds W, Winds S.SW
- Soil Type: Sandy
- Sea Type: Normal Sea-Bed configuration
- Bight: No
- Isolated: No
- Parking: No
- Disabled Access: No
- Organised: Yes
- Populous: Yes
- Cafe / Restaurant: Yes
- Showers: Yes
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Agia Triada beach in Palaiokastritsa is probably the most beautiful, accessible by car, beach of the region. When you reach the shore, you will feel you are in paradise. Verdant hills end up into the sea of turquoise waters. Agia Triada beach is covered with sand and gravel. As in all beaches of Palaiokastritsa the waters are incredibly cold due to the currents of the sea. You will find parasols and deck-chairs on the shore. You can enjoy sea sports or even better, you can rent a small boat and visit the beautiful, small coves and the famous caves on the coastline of Palaiokastritsa. On the beach there is a snack bar which also has a swimming pool, as well as a tavern. You will find Agia Triada beach just before you enter the main settlement of Palaiokastritsa, after a bend, below a large hotel. We suggest you stay at the beach till late in order to enjoy the lovely sunset.
Services
- Length (in meters): 150
- Exposed to winds: Winds S, Winds W
- Soil Type: Pebbly
- Sea Type: Normal Sea-Bed configuration
- Bight: Yes
- Isolated: Yes
- Parking: No
- Disabled Access: No
- Organised: Yes
- Populous: No
- Cafe / Restaurant: Yes
- Showers: Yes
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Agia Varvara beach is a natural continuation of Marathias beach to the south. It is also known with the name Malta. It is composed of fine, golden sand and clean, shallow waters. In Agia Varvara beach you can rent parasols and deck-chairs, you can engage in sea sports, you can drink your coffee at the bars on the beach and you can taste local specialties at the restaurants and taverns of the region. It is named after the chapel of Agios Varvaros which is located on high ground above the road towards this specific beach. Agia Varvara beach is a very long beach where, even in the busy touristy months, you will find lots of space and more isolated spots to enjoy your swim in tranquility. The nearest village to this beach is Perivoli, with its traditional architecture and its small fishing port, at a distance of about 3 kilometers. The southern section of Agia Varvara beach is called Megas Choros and it is an entirely virgin and secluded part which you can reach either by a long walk along the shore or by jeep through a dirt road from the village of Vitalades .
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Acharavi beach is one of the largest beaches in Corfu which spreads in front of the big touristy and economic center of the region, Acharavi . Acharavi beach encounters Almyros beach on its eastern part and Roda beach on its western. The beach is a mixture of small pebbles and sand and its shallow waters, which do not exceed the waist for several meters from the shore, make it ideal for small children. In Acharavi beach you will find parasols and deck-chairs to let, showers and some facilities for sea sports such as waterskiing. Above the beach there are many restaurants and taverns, coffee shops and bars that stay open until late for the visitors of the region. Apart from all this, the beach is so large that you can find many secluded and tranquil parts in order to enjoy your swim, even in its busiest days. Far away, in the west you can barely see Ereikoussa, one of the three inhabited Diapontia Islands in Greece.
Services
- Length (in meters): 3100
- Exposed to winds: Winds N, Winds N.NW, Winds NW, Winds NE, Winds E, Winds W
- Soil Type: Pebbly
- Sea Type: Normal Sea-Bed configuration
- Bight: No
- Isolated: No
- Parking: Yes
- Disabled Access: Yes
- Organised: Yes
- Populous: No
- Cafe / Restaurant: Yes
- Showers: No
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Agathopes beach is one of the most popular beaches of Syros, just 14 km from Hermoupolis. It is a beautiful beach with golden sand and shallow waters, offering all the comforts as well as easy access by bus making it a perfect choice for a memorable day on the beach.
Guests can swim in the clear blue waters and enjoy a coffee or meal in the cafeterias and taverns along the beach. Just 1 km from the beaches of Posidonia and Foinikas, Agathopes constitute a point of reference for travelers during the summer while during the spring period visitors may encounter the adorable seals Monachus-Monachus as well as the rare kind of lilies grown in the area. The small path leading from the beach into the sea as well as the Stroggylo islet, the Schoinonisi and the impressive lighthouse in Cape Viglostasi add some extra charm to the already breathtaking scenery.
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Agios Nikolaos is one of the three most beautiful beaches of Syros ideal for those wishing to stay close to the island’s capital. It is not a cosmopolitan beach with many tourists and beach loungers but the picturesque scenery and the pristine waters are enough of a reason to attract travelers for a dive from the rocks.
The Asteria cafe offers its guests a touch of freshness and relaxation after long exposure to the sun and a few lounge chairs where they can enjoy a refreshing cocktail in view of the sea.
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The beach of Azolimnos is an ideal choice for those seeking for a refreshing getaway near Hermoupolis. Its privileged location just 5 km from the capital allows bathers to swim in the clear blue waters, relax in one of the comfortable sun beds, dive into the sea from its three piers located on the coast and enjoy refreshing cocktails and local dishes in the cafes and taverns located across the road. The beach can be reached either by bus or by a private vehicle.
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