Kagia

Kagia, Skala Sykamineas is a quiet and picturesque beach located on the northern part of Lesvos Island, Greece, in proximity to the village of Skala Sikaminias. This serene destination is known for its unique terrain characterized by hand-sized, rounded stones instead of sand, and the presence of sea trees that provide ample shade. Despite the stony beach, the sea entry is sandy, and the water is notably clear and calm, especially in the mornings. On certain fortunate days, visitors might even spot dolphins swimming close to the shore.

The beach is surrounded by picturesque cliffs, enhancing its natural beauty. It offers a secluded vacation experience, with visitors having the opportunity to enjoy the pristine nature, dive from the surrounding rocks, and admire colorful fish. The beach is not organized, meaning it lacks facilities such as sunbeds and umbrellas, which contributes to its peaceful atmosphere. However, it offers showers and cabins for visitors' convenience.

In terms of amenities, the area is known for its restaurants, cafes, and stores selling local products. There is also a small cafeteria on the beach serving sandwiches and soft drinks. The nearby village of Skala Sikaminias offers similar facilities, including a bakery and a grocery store. Kagia Beach is also close to the Hermitage, a nearby attraction where visitors can engage in activities like clay modeling and hiking.

Access to Kagia Beach is straightforward, with asphalted roads leading directly to it. Parking is available in the shade between the trees, making it a convenient destination for those traveling by car. Alternatively, the beach can be reached by walking on a steep forest path or renting a boat. Despite its charm, Kagia Beach is not typically crowded, offering visitors a quiet and relaxing seaside experience.