Ganema Beach

Ganema Beach, situated on the southern coast of Serifos, Greece, is a popular tourist destination known for its tranquility and natural beauty. Its location approximately 7 km from Livadi and 12 km from Hori, along with its accessibility by car, foot, or yacht, makes it a convenient spot for visitors.

The beach is characterized by its unique blend of soft, fine sand and pebbles, as well as large white stones. This, coupled with the crystal clear waters, creates an ideal environment for activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling. The beach also boasts an abundance of fish and rocks in the water, making it a perfect spot for snorkeling. However, visitors are advised to be cautious during days with strong winds and high waves.

The beach's horseshoe shape, formed by the sea extending into the land, and the long stretch of shoreline add to its picturesque scenery. Tamarisks and a long tuft of trees provide shade along the beach, offering natural cover for visitors. The beach also features a centrally located beach bar, where umbrellas can be rented, although prices can be on the higher side.

Ganema Beach is part of the Koutalas bay, which also includes Koutalas beach and Vagia beach. To reach Ganema beach, visitors typically drive to Koutalas and then walk for approximately 25 minutes. Furthermore, there is ample parking along the road, adding to the beach's accessibility.

Nearby, visitors can find a couple of taverns in Vagia and Ganema, where they can enjoy local food and drinks. Additionally, the area offers opportunities to explore a cave with stalagmites and stalactites, as well as old villages and fishing ports. Despite its popularity, Ganema Beach is not overly crowded, maintaining its serene atmosphere.

The beach's location on the southern coast of Serifos affords it some protection from the Meltemi wind, a common weather phenomenon in the region. This makes it a favorable destination for beachgoers, even during windy conditions.