Livadia Beach

Livadia Beach is a sandy and pebbly beach located just a kilometer to the east of the town of Kissamos, on the island of Crete, Greece. It is a part of a larger beach that extends from Kissamos to Nopigia in the Peninsula Rodopos. With a length of approximately 2 kilometers, it is situated near the town's stadium and the main road leading to Kissamos. Despite its proximity to the town, the beach is not easily visible from the main road, which contributes to its quiet and peaceful atmosphere.

The beach is characterized by its shallow waters, which are usually wavy and are suitable for children. However, its openness to winds and the presence of sea urchins may pose challenges to visitors. The water is warm, and from a distance of about 2 meters into the sea, there is only the finest sand, adding to the natural beauty of the beach. The beach also hosts the rare and protected white beachlily, further enhancing its natural charm.

With regard to amenities, Livadia Beach offers a few points with umbrellas and sunbeds for rent. There are also small hotels and restaurants in the vicinity, providing basic services to visitors. However, the beach lacks facilities such as showers, toilets, or catering. Due to its length and relative seclusion, the beach often appears empty, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a quiet place to swim while still being close to the amenities of the city.

Access to Livadia Beach is relatively straightforward as it is near the main road leading to Kissamos, and parking is available. However, it is not overcrowded with tourists, which can be attributed to its limited visibility from the main road. Despite its lack of extensive amenities, Livadia Beach remains a popular choice for those seeking a calm and naturally beautiful beach experience, particularly during the evening when visitors can enjoy a beautiful sunset.