Adelianos Kampos - all beaches

The beach is absolutely stunning and mostly covered in sand. However, there are some big pebbles when you first enter the water. Fortunately, the water becomes shallow and sandy about 10 meters from the shore. This beach is perfect for watching the sunrise or sunset.

The beach is stunning, with soft sand on the shore and pebbles in the water. Parking is complimentary, and the sunbeds are priced at 4€. The food and beverage service is warm and inviting, with reasonable prices for delicious meals and drinks. The umbrellas are eco-friendly, made from palm branches that have been stripped of their leaves to provide ample shade. All in all, there's nothing to gripe about at this beach – just sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenery.

While the beach may boast stunning scenery, the service and waitstaff are nothing short of abysmal. It's best to arrive at the crack of dawn, as the narrow road leading to the park quickly becomes congested and can barely accommodate a single vehicle, let alone two. On the bright side, there are a few opportunities for cliff jumping, but even those are hardly worth the trouble.

There seems to be a sewage system in place at the beach, as it emits a strong sewage odor that permeates the entire area. It's quite challenging to tolerate. During our late night walk yesterday, we observed the sewage system in full operation. The following morning, when we went for a swim, we immediately noticed garbage washing up on the shore. We even witnessed brown streams in the water. As a result, we promptly returned to our apartment to take a shower. However, when there is no sewage issue, the water becomes beautifully clear and warm, making it a delightful experience to swim in. Additionally, it appears that they make an effort to suppress reviews that mention this problem.

We had a great time at the Siroccos beach bar! When you purchase a drink or food, you receive complimentary sunbeds for the entire day. The beach is a combination of sand and pebbles, but entering the water can be tricky. I would recommend wearing water shoes. In terms of depth, it is generally smoother compared to other beaches, but it is important to be cautious with your steps. There are some large, pointy underwater rocks with gaps between them where one could easily get their foot caught. However, if you successfully navigate through this area, you will find a leveled rock platform about 2 meters from the shore, which is approximately 1.5-1.7 meters deep. If you're fortunate enough to visit on a day with calm waves, you can have an amazing time. Unfortunately, high or strong waves do not make it enjoyable.

The beach is truly representative of the region. The caves are absolutely charming and definitely worth exploring while enjoying the seaside. The drive from the road down to the beach is a bit narrow and the road itself is in poor condition. It's quite unfortunate that the roads in Greece are generally neglected and not designed with tourists in mind. The natural beauty of the area, however, is truly magnificent.