Explore the Stunning Beaches of Karystos

Over 50 Beaches to discover in Karystos in Southern Evia

Welcome to the Amazing Beaches of Karystos! It is estimated that the Karystia and Cavo Doro regions boast over 50 unique beaches, each with its own charm and beauty. This area combines the azure of the sea with the green nature of the mountains, creating a unique landscape that captivates every visitor.

Here, the variety is impressive, ranging from organized beaches with excellent facilities and services for a relaxing experience to many free beaches that are easily accessible or hidden in the surrounding area.

Discover hidden paradises where nature remains untouched and tranquility prevails, giving you the opportunity to enjoy the solitude and beauty of the landscape. Many of these hidden beaches are not easily accessible by land, but can be reached by sea. Explore the secrets of the underwater world with unique diving experiences, leaving you with unforgettable images.

Additionally, the area holds secret treasures for adventure lovers. After hiking through gorges and trails that cross the beautiful nature, you will discover beaches and underwater wonders that will amaze you.

You can also explore more beaches in other wonderful areas of the Municipality, such as Marmari and Styra, which are also famous for their many stunning beaches.

Escaping in the magical Beaches of Karystos Horseshoe Bay

The Bay of Karystos stretches over 20 kilometers, showcasing an impressive horseshoe shape facing south.

This picturesque bay is flanked by two distinct capes, each with its unique charm and allure. To the west lies Paximada Cape, renowned for its stunning, exotic natural beauty. This cape features a rugged coastline, pristine waters, and a serene atmosphere, making it a favorite spot for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil escape.

At the opposite end, the eastern cape boasts magnificent beaches and is home to the well-known Cavo-Mandelo. Here, you'll find the small islet of Mantili, which is significant for its historic lighthouse. This lighthouse plays a crucial role in navigation through the Cavo Doro Strait, guiding vessels safely through these waters.

Adding to the bay's scenic beauty is the mountainous backdrop of Mount Ochi. The mountain's slopes gently descend towards the coastline, creating a dramatic and picturesque landscape. This geographical setup offers a series of beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters, perfect for relaxation and swimming.

The combination of stunning capes, serene beaches, and the majestic Mount Ochi provides a unique and enchanting environment for visitors. Whether you're looking to explore exotic landscapes, relax on pristine beaches, or enjoy the natural beauty of the region, the Bay of Karystos offers an unforgettable experience.

Chilling out in the Heart of Karystos: Enjoy the Beauty of the City's Beaches

Kremala, Gallida, and Rigia Beaches

One of the features that make Karystos an ideal vacation destination in Greece, is the easy access to its city beaches. Just 300 meters west of the central square at Karystos harbor lies the beautiful Kremala Beach. Part of this beach is organized, offering comfort and relaxation to visitors with sunbeds, cafes, and beach bars.

Continuing west, the beach transforms into a stunning coastline known as Gallida. The extensive sandy shore creates a perfect environment for endless hours of relaxation and enjoyment, especially during the magical sunset.

The western end of the beach is called Rigia, named after the river of the same name that flows into the sea there, creating an interesting habitat.

These three beaches—Kremala, Gallida, and Rigia—each provide a unique experience, showcasing the diverse coastal beauty of Karystos.

Agyra, Petalouda, Platanaki, and Psili Ammos Beaches

East of the harbor, the small and picturesque beaches of Agyra, Petalouda, and Platanaki, along with the popular organized beach of Psili Ammos, offer a delightful and refreshing swimming experience just steps away from the town.

Here, you can enjoy the sun on the beautiful fine sandy beach, while the well-known beach bar at Psili Ammos provides exceptional services with cool drinks, food, and excellent cocktails.

The presence of numerous seaside hotels and rental apartments within and near the harbor adds another dimension to these beaches. Visitors can enjoy the combination of comfort and a variety of accommodation options with direct access to the beaches, making swimming a pleasure just a few steps away.

Excursion to the Idyllic Beaches on the Western Horseshoe of Karystos

Livadaki, Mavros Gatos, and Katsouli Beaches with a View of Agia Pelagia Islet

Starting our journey west from the harbor, after about 4 kilometers, we arrive at a series of scenic beaches that unfold before us. The first of these is Livadaki, followed by Mavros Gatos and Katsouli. From these spots, the view towards the islet of Agia Pelagia, adorned with its small chapel, is enchanting.

These beaches are ideal for family outings, with trees and tamarisk providing ample shade. The waters are shallow, calm, and suitable for the whole family, while the seabed offers a rich variety of shells and is perfect for underwater exploration or spearfishing. Access is easy via the asphalt road leading from Karystos to the southwestern coasts.

Continuing further, you reach another beautiful beach with similar features, Pera Katsouli or Kali Kyra, named after the nearby rocky islet.

Elia, Paliopythara, Richo Fiki, and Mnimata Beaches

Traveling south along the road, you will encounter a series of narrow, expansive beaches that seem to disappear into the endless blue, with the sea visible parallel to the road. These beaches have been given names by the locals, such as Elia, Paliopythara, and Kalyvi Saravanou. They feature fine sand and tamarisk trees, providing ample shade and a unique atmosphere for relaxation.

Heading further south, you come across two well-known north-facing beaches: Richo Fiki and Mnimata, which are divided into two separate beaches with a combined length of approximately 500 meters. Despite its ominous name, Mnimata Beach with its northern orientation, is an ideal swimming destination as it is protected from the southern winds. The name "Mnimata" (meaning "graves" in Greek) originates from the Roman era when the area was used for quarrying porous stone, a material used in tomb construction.

The beach consists of small sections of sand and pebbles, with its waters displaying an impressive turquoise color. The shallow and calm edges make it perfect for the whole family to enjoy a swim.

Exploring the Exotic Beaches of Agia Paraskevi and Paximada Peninsula

Heading towards the southwestern tip of the Bay of Karystos, you pass through low rocky slopes with wild beauty on the so-called Paximada Peninsula. Along the way, you will discover enchanting sandy beaches with waters that stretch out in shades of turquoise and blue.

One of the top swimming destinations in the Karystia area is the beaches of Agia Paraskevi, known for their unique turquoise waters. They are just a few kilometers from Karystos, heading towards Paximada. Agia Paraskevi consists of eight distinct beaches, each with southern, eastern, and northern orientations. They occupy a scenic bay, offering protection from waves and creating an idyllic atmosphere for visitors.

In the same area, there is also the beautiful church of Agia Paraskevi situated on an elevated spot. The region is mostly uninhabited and features paved roads leading to several beautiful and nearly deserted beaches. On the rocky islet of Paximada, the National Observatory of Athens often records high wind gusts, with the area frequently experiencing extreme wind speeds reaching up to 150 kilometers per hour.

To reach the beaches of Agia Paraskevi, follow the coastal road west from Karystos. About 7.5 kilometers from the city center, the road ascends a hill overlooking the coasts, revealing a stunning view. You will then see a series of small coves with sheltered beaches known as the beaches of Agia Paraskevi. All the beaches in the area have calm waters since they are hidden in a picturesque bay, protected from the winds, offering rare tranquility and isolation.

What makes the area even more unique is the well-maintained and intricate road network, with no parallel residences. This is due to the fact that the area belongs to OSMAS (Building Cooperative of Permanent Officers of the Greek Army), which maintains the road network according to its urban plan.

The famous Agia Paraskevi Beach in Evia

The famous organized Agia Paraskevi Beach in Evia impresses with its unique beauty, featuring fine sand both on the shore and in the water. Its shallow, crystal-clear waters display a stunning turquoise color, offering a breathtaking view and an unforgettable swimming experience.

At Agia Paraskevi Beach, the popular canteen is providing excellent tourist services, including food, coffee, and unique cocktails. Additionally, you will find comfortable sunbeds to relax and enjoy the sun.

The Secluded Beaches - Hidden Gems of Agia Paraskevi

North of the popular organized beach are the most secluded beaches of Agia Paraskevi. Among them, Olympia Beach facing east and the beaches Mavromata and Psaropoula facing south also offer excellent waters and sandy seabeds. These isolated beaches are ideal for those seeking tranquility and peace away from the bustling tourist nucleus.

South of the organized beach are two more beaches facing east. The first of these, unnamed, is 140 meters long and offers a serene experience in a picturesque environment. Following this is a smaller beach, Katerinoula Beach, which is 80 meters long. Katerinoula Beach provides a more intimate atmosphere and is ideal for those seeking quiet moments by the sea.

At the southernmost point of the cape, you will encounter a rare double beach with opposing directions known as Spitha or Kolona. This beach is impressive, as one side faces the northern part of the Aegean Sea and the other faces the south. This uniqueness allows visitors to choose the side of the beach that best suits their preferences and the weather conditions.

For those seeking even greater privacy and tranquility, hidden beaches Penelope and Kalamitsi, located west of the cape, offer an unspoiled landscape for absolute relaxation and isolation.

Discovering the Beautiful Beaches on the Eastern Coastline of Karystos

Beaches of Agios Antonios, Agios Athanasios, and Marmara

Embark on the exploration of beaches east of the Port of Karystos, and you'll reach the area of Aetos. Approximately 2 kilometers from Karystos, you'll encounter two impressive beaches, namely the homonymous Agios Antonios Beach next to the nearby church and Agios Athanasios Beach.

Agios Antonios is a beautiful sandy beach about 200 meters long, suitable for the whole family. Here, you'll also find a tavern to enjoy your meal with a view of the sea.

Agios Athanasios faces south and stretches about 250 meters. The rocks on its eastern and western sides provide protection from the wind, while a series of tamarisk trees on the northern side create ideal shade. The seabed is suitable for snorkeling and fishing.

Continuing along the coastal road, you'll soon reach the popular Marmara Beach, known for its stunning beauty and breathtaking sunsets it offers. The coast includes sand, pebbled sections, and large rounded marble stones, while the waters are calm, relatively shallow, and suitable for the whole family.

The beach bar on the shore provides refreshing drinks and various amenities for visitors. It's an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and enjoyment of the sea just 3 km from the center of Karystos.

Beaches of Trypiovrachos, Nisaki, and Alykes or Kavos

Continuing your journey south-eastward along the coastline of Karystos, you'll discover the beautiful Trypiovrachos Beach, located approximately 4 kilometers from the city center. The beach, about 200 meters long, offers a unique experience with its graphic presence. Surrounded by steep rocks, it provides protection to the sandy shore from the northeast winds, while a small beach hides on its eastern side, adding to the charm of the landscape.

During your exploration for beautiful beaches, don't miss visiting Nisaki Beach, located about 4.5 kilometers away from the city of Karystos. The area got its name from a small islet located 80 meters from the coast at this point. The beach features a combination of sand and pebbles, with crystal-clear waters closing to the south and west. Its seabed mainly consists of coarse pebbles and is ideal for snorkeling and diving.

Continuing along the route to the southernmost tip of the eastern coastline of Karystos, you'll arrive at Kavos or Alykes Beach, one of the most popular beaches in the area. Spread before us is a wide strip of sand, 450 meters long, perfect for swimming and relaxation.

The beauty of the calm waters and the services of the beach bar make it one of the most sought-after beaches in the area. Many visitors prefer to stay in nearby rental accommodations and hotels for direct access to the stunning beaches of the area.

Beaches of "Vagonakia tou Dikigorou," Chalasma, Kolymbithra, Svoli, and Agia Eirini

Located 5 to 7 kilometers southeast of Karystos, you'll discover a series of consecutive coves with picturesque small beaches stretching along the coastline. From the idyllic Vagonakia tou Dikigorou to the stunning Chalasma, as well as the intriguing Kolymbithra and Svoli, each of these beaches offers a unique piece of land to enjoy the Greek sun and the azure waters of the Aegean.

Just 8 kilometers southeast of Karystos emerges the beautiful beach of Agia Eirini or Koutsoukou, one of the favorite choices of both locals and visitors alike. Its name comes from the homonymous chapel located atop a neighboring hill, as well as the peaceful atmosphere prevailing here.

This beach is a small gem with a length of about 150 meters, with its sandy shore and calm shallow waters ideal for family getaways. After walking a few steps into the water, you'll discover a beautiful seabed with peculiar rocks, perfect for endless explorations with a mask or even amateur fishing.

Beaches of Mpouros with the iconic statue “Agalma” and the hidden Avlakia

The beaches of Mpouros, located 10 kilometers from the city, are one of the most popular destinations in the area. The first encountered is the Large Beach of Mpouros, a wide beach about 400 meters long, with beautiful sand and tranquility that make it ideal for relaxation.

The next beach, considered the central beach of Mpouros, is also known as Agalma, from the impressive Centaur Statue adorning its edge. The white color of the sand has inspired the name "White Coast" or "Beautiful Coast," as the ancient Greeks called it. The length of the beach is about 150 meters, with golden-white sand and shallow, calm waters suitable for the whole family, while its western direction offers idyllic sunsets.

At the beach, you can find a variety of tourist businesses offering services to make your visit even more enjoyable. From beach bars serving refreshing cocktails to sun loungers and umbrellas for comfortable relaxation under the sun, to taverns offering traditional flavors of the region.

Moreover, there are available rental accommodations right on the sea, offering a unique staying experience with the sound of the waves becoming your daily companion.

The last stop for exploring beaches at the southernmost point of Karystos and the whole of Evia island are the hidden beaches of Avlakia. Starting from the position of Mpouros, towards the east of the bay of Karystos, and extending eastwards to Cape Mandelo with the lighthouse, these beaches are distinguished by their unique natural beauty.

The collision of the land with the sea creates 5-6 coves that are relatively close to each other, creating small beaches with impressive shapes. The limestone rocks create interesting formations, such as stone platforms that seem to float on the water, as well as unique recesses, creating a spectacular landscape.

Apart from the beauty of the small beach and the impressive scenery from the rocks, the area offers ultimate isolation, as it is minimally visited and maintains a sense of peace and tranquility.

Exploration of the Beaches of Cavo Doro area with the Wild Beauty

An excursion to the wild charm beaches of the Cavo Doro region, officially known as Kafireas, offers a unique opportunity to discover the harmonious union between the imposing mountain ranges of Ochi and the azure waters of the Aegean Sea.

The remote picturesque villages of Cavo Doro conceal beaches of unique beauty, shaping the dominant character of the eastern coastline of Karystos. The mountains of Ochi, which often end in gorges and cliffs by the sea, and the wild nature with its weathered and wind-sculpted trees, as well as the remote chapels that suddenly protrude, create a spectacular and unique landscape. Here, the coasts offer a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers.

The journey to this area requires crossing mountains and rocky areas, with access to the beaches often requiring special attention. In some cases, access to certain beaches is only possible through demanding hiking and descending of gorges or by sea, via boat. Good planning before the trip is crucial, as well as careful preparation to face the challenges of the journey. There are many outdoor clubs that often organize trips to the area, which you can contact to have a safe experience.

If you enjoy adventure, it's worth visiting the beautiful and rugged landscape that emanates a sense of absolute remote beauty.

Beaches of Agioi, Kalamos, Kastri, Platys Gialos, and Livadi or Agios Nikolaos

Starting the exploration of the southern beaches of Cavo Doro, near Karystos, you will encounter small coves with golden sandy beaches and stunning seabeds, which are often a destination for boats and sailing.

These hidden beaches with their tranquil beauty offer unique experiences to visitors seeking an idyllic destination for relaxation and exploration.

Access to the beaches can be made through two different routes. In the first route, you continue from Mpourou and Avlakia from the southernmost point of the eastern pedal, as mentioned above. In the second route, you ascend from the area of Aetos towards the north of the mountain and follow the signs or your GPS.

There, you will first encounter the beach of Agioi, with the homonymous resort, then the picturesque Kalamos and Kastri, and then Platys Gialos and Livadi.

The small beach at Agioi, measuring about 30 meters in length, combines sand and pebbles and faces east. This orientation makes it ideal for swimming, while also offering protection from the strong northerly winds prevalent in the area.

Continuing further north, you'll come across two small, hidden beaches with sandy characteristics and an eastern orientation. As you progress, you'll reach the largest of these, Kalamos Beach. It's an idyllic beach with golden sand and pebbles, while its waters are crystal clear. The abundance of trees on the beach provides welcome shade to bathers and campers who choose this remote spot for their holidays.

The view from Kalamos is breathtaking. To the south, you can gaze upon the islet of Mandilou, also known as Cape Mandelos, with its impressive lighthouse built in 1925. Similarly, to the east, the enchanting view of the island of Andros unfolds.

Exploring the coastal path northward to the Cavo Doro strait, you'll arrive at the magnificent bay with Kastri Beach and the homonymous settlement. It consists of two beaches with eastern and southeast orientations, composed of sand and pebbles, with crystal-clear waters and seabeds. The first, approximately 200 meters in length, is quieter for more privacy, while the central beach of the settlement, 230 meters in length, includes sections with sand, pebbles, and small rocks.

The settlement developed on the hills around a small bay, which provides all the advantages of a well-protected harbor, with an eastern opening towards the Aegean. The area has significant historical and archaeological interest. In antiquity, this natural harbor, called Gerastos, played an important role in controlling maritime routes in the straits and was used as the main port in campaigns of powerful fleets during various historical periods.

Today, the harbor serves as a destination for luxury yachts, sailboats, and small boats seeking shelter in the hospitable bay. There, visitors can also enjoy swimming in the crystal-clear waters, offering a delightful combination of relaxation and adventure. A characteristic of the area's Aegean and Cavo Doro beauty is the small chapel of Zoodochos Pigi, located at the edge of the harbor. During the summer months, a taverna-market also operates, offering meals and supplies to visitors and residents.

North of the bay, at a short distance, you'll encounter the stunning Makry Gialos Beach. This beach, measuring 180 meters in length with a southeast orientation, is known for its large sandy stretch and crystal-clear waters. Its seabed offers unique opportunities for exploration and snorkeling, where you'll discover a world full of colors and life.

Continuing your journey in the area, you'll discover another magical beach, Livadi. It's a wonderful landscape nestled between the rocky relief of the area with stunning sand and pebbles and a colorful seabed inviting visitors to explore its secrets.

This beach, stretching over 450 meters with an eastern orientation, offers unique views and impressive vistas towards the azure Aegean. Although popular, it does not have organized facilities, so before your visit, you may need to bring along the necessary supplies.

Escape to the Endless Potami Beach and explore mystic beaches at Linari and Limniona or Spilitses

The enchanting Potami Beach and its surrounding traditional settlement are located 29 kilometers north of Karystos. Here, the Platanistos stream, originating from the heights of the village Panohori, passes through the picturesque village of Platanistos and creates a fertile plain before reaching the sea, crossing a spectacular forest of plane trees. During the warm months, the area under the plane trees becomes a favorite destination for campers.

The stunning Potami Beach is a vast expanse of sand stretching 750 meters, offering a breathtaking view of the Aegean Sea, with the island of Andros clearly visible on the horizon.

The beach, when calm, is magical, although often affected by the strong winds of Cavo Doro, which can create impressive waves. In addition to the sandy beach, there are also areas with pebbles. As you move away from the shore, the waters deepen quickly, with the seabed consisting of sand and fine pebbles, and the water's color touching a beautiful blue.

In the area, you can enjoy local cuisine in graphic taverns overlooking the sea, refreshing drinks and light meals in beachside canteens, and choose rental accommodations that offer all the amenities for a comfortable and pleasant stay.

Seven kilometers north of Potami, you'll find Linari, a hidden beach between two hills that descend into the sea. With a length of 150 meters and a wide breadth, this beach exudes a wild beauty, surrounded by rocks, while its ground consists of sand and small pebbles.

The winds often blow intensely here, so you may find the beach embraced by large waves. To the south, about 100 meters away, there is a small, hidden cave beach that seems to have been created by land subsidence.

Heading north on the provincial road from Karystos to Amygdalia towards the Cape, you cross the wild and impressive mountainous landscape of Ochi. Following the corresponding dirt roads, you will discover another secret beach, Limniona or Spilitses. The extensive installation of wind turbines in the area has led to the formation of dirt roads that approach these remote beaches. With careful driving or via the sea, you can reach these hidden and idyllic spots.

This small beach with beautiful pebbles and crystal-clear waters, 80 meters long with a northeastern orientation, is another hidden gem of the Cavo Doro area. The steep cliffs with many small caves that stretch along the edges of the beach add an air of mystery and adventure.

Discover the hidden Beaches Dipotamos and Archampoli with their impressive Gorges, and the Beach Evangelismos or Dramesi

Dipotamos Beaches are two unique pieces of natural beauty and peculiarity, as they originate from two different rivers or streams that meet through the enchanting Dipotamos gorge. The landscape there is breathtaking, with the creation of pools and waterfalls when the gorge brings down water, making it a point of interest for hiking and canyoning enthusiasts.

Access via hiking requires the accompaniment of experienced guides, as the area is extremely secluded. Visitors are advised to enjoy their beauty mainly by sea, participating in tours organized by offices in Karystos when the weather is good.

The easiest way to visit the Dipotamos beaches is through sea excursions, which are often organized by tourist offices in Karystos when the weather allows the trip.

Archampolis Beach

Just north of Dipotamos Beach lies the Archampolis Gorge, where the impressive ravine ends at the enchanting beach of the same name. Hidden among the scenic villages of Drymonari and Thymi in the Kafireas area, Archampolis Gorge is a natural treasure with a rich history and unique biodiversity.

The stunning rocks and dramatic twists of the gorge create a wild and beautiful landscape that culminates in a dream beach, while the archaeological remains and the iconic chapel of Ai Giorgis( Saint George) give the beach a special character.

The historical significance of the area is enhanced by the ruins of an ancient city and acropolis, dating from the 6th to 7th century BC, evidencing the peak of an ancient civilization. About 1.5 kilometers from the coast, on a rocky and conical rise characterized as an "Acropolis," buildings, roads, and metallurgical workshops of the settlement have been found. The presence of slags on the beach and among the ruins confirms the historical metallurgical activity of the area.

The easiest way to visit Archampolis is by sea, with excursions organized by tourist offices in Karystos when weather conditions permit.

Hiking enthusiasts wishing to explore the Archampolis Gorge and beach should have relevant experience or choose to visit through hiking and mountaineering clubs that organize trips in the area. The demanding route and remote environment make guidance from experienced guides or organized groups essential for a safe and enjoyable exploration.

Between the two impressive gorges and the beaches of Dipotamos and Archampolis lies the small village of Evangelismos, with its namesake beach. Also known as Dramesi by the locals, this beach is located in the northern part of the eastern coastline of Karystos region, about 1 kilometer from the village and approximately 47.5 kilometers from Karystos city.

The beach stretches for about 40 meters, with golden sand and areas of colorful pebbles that shimmer in the sun. Behind it, majestic plane trees offer ample shade and refreshing coolness, creating an enchanting haven for visitors. With its eastern orientation, the beach is naturally protected from the winds by the cliffs that surround it at its edges.

Completing the Journey to the remote, wild with rare beauty Beaches of Cavo Doro: Zacharia, Amygdalia, and the beaches of Agios Grigorios at the cape

As you conclude your journey to the remote beaches near Cavo Doro Cape, the beaches of Zacharia and Amygdalia, and the beaches of Ayios Grigorios (Saint Gregory) at the cape, unveil a landscape of rare beauty and wild charm. These beaches stand out for their secluded location, crystal-clear waters, and the rugged natural beauty that surrounds them. Imposing cliffs rise above the shores, creating a breathtaking scene.

About 3 kilometers from the settlement of Zacharia and 58 kilometers from Karystos lies Zacharia Beach, also known as Mylos Beach. The beach, stretching approximately 50 meters, consists mainly of sandy areas with patches of fine pebbles. A stream reaches the beach, with water flowing year-round, cascading over rocky formations, creating beautiful colors and shapes. The plane trees along the stream provide rich shade and coolness, making the beach ideal for visitors seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

About 50 meters from the beach, a large spacious cave is formed, which can be reached by swimming or by boat when weather permits. Inside the cave, there is a separate beach where seals take refuge. It is said that this is one of the caves-hideouts of the Greek submarine "Papanikolis," which operated in the strait of Cavo Doro during World War II.

Continuing further north, you will encounter the settlement of Amygdalia, which lends its name to the beach located 800 meters away, also known as Agios Yiannis Beach. It is a beautiful beach, 100 meters long, with blond sand and pebbles, surrounded by the characteristic rocky landscape of the area. A small pier serves the mooring and disembarking of boats, making the beach ideal for those who love maritime excursions and have the corresponding experience in the wild seas of the area.

The journey to discover the beaches of Cavo Doro concludes as you reach the cape, where you will witness a unique landscape. The chapel of Agios Grigorios, the trees hardened by the relentless winds, and the imposing mountain range of Ochi create a scene straight out of a fairy tale. There, to the east of the church, you will discover the two small beaches of Agios Grigorios, two pieces of sand amidst the wild rocks.

The view towards the Aegean Sea is enchanting, offering visitors a sense of isolation and absolute natural beauty. The landscape is impressive, with the rocks towering majestically above the beaches, creating a scene that takes your breath away and fills the visitor with awe and inspiration.

Opposite the enchanting beaches and the picturesque chapel, the imposing lighthouse of Arapis dominates, standing proudly on the eponymous rocky islet, located half a mile northeast of the cape of Cavo Doro.

A beach for the few is the hidden Schizali or Limniona

As you travel on the provincial road in the mountain between the settlements of Zacharia and Amygdalia, if you head northwest, you will discover the semi-mountainous settlement of Schizali. At a distance of 1 kilometer from there, you will encounter the imposing beach of Schizali or Limniona.

The beach, approximately 100 meters long, has fine golden pebbles and has a northwesterly orientation, making it often exposed to strong winds. Access to the settlement and the beach is a real adventure, as the settlement is 58 kilometers from Karystos, via a demanding road that crosses the mountains of Ochi.