Kato Chora - all beaches

Lovely little coastal village with a variety of dining options.

This is the original Kaladi Beach, and the other one shown on the map is Vlihada Beach. The road to Kaladi is fairly average, although it can be a bit narrow if you encounter another car, but it's not too extreme. If you're looking to park during peak hours, I would recommend parking near the canteen, which costs 2 euros. Alternatively, you could try parking further down the road, but I wouldn't suggest attempting it if there are a lot of people. In order to access the beach, you'll need to descend some steps. The beach itself is quite clean and covered in small pebbles. If you visit in the afternoon, you'll find some shade provided by the rocks above. It's not a designated beach with umbrellas, so it's best to bring your own drinks, snacks, and shade. However, you can also purchase drinks and snacks from the canteen before heading down the steps.

To reach this incredible beach, park your car by the church and prepare for a 15-minute walk. Once you arrive, you'll need to climb down using a rope, but the effort is well worth it for the breathtaking scenery.

This hidden gem of a beach boasts a breathtaking vista of Chytra island. The path leading to this sandy oasis is well-maintained, making the descent a breeze. Truly a remarkable destination for those seeking a serene and picturesque seaside experience.

This shoreline boasts a serene atmosphere, perfect for families with young ones. The beach is well-maintained and offers beach sets for a reasonable fee of €10. The pristine waters are crystal clear, much like the rest of the island. It's no wonder that this beach is considered to be one of the top 5 in the area.

When we visited the beach, we found it to be remarkably peaceful with only a handful of visitors. The stretch of shoreline is impressively long and provides ample space to stretch out and relax. However, reaching the beach requires traversing a narrow and somewhat bumpy dirt road that spans around a hundred meters. Despite this minor inconvenience, the journey is well worth it for the tranquil and serene atmosphere that awaits.