Paralia Kato Lakkos

Paralia Kato Lakkos is a chain of beaches located at the end of a steep and rocky road. The main beach, although marred by remnants of sunbeds from previous seasons and large rocks, is set against a beautiful backdrop of pine trees and clear waters. However, a few minutes' walk along the coast to the left leads to a more pristine beach, complete with stunning sea caves and a sense of solitude.

The road leading to the beach is steep and unpaved, making it unsuitable for regular cars. It is recommended to park at the crossing to the chapel before the descent begins. Alternatively, a 4WD vehicle can be used to navigate the terrain. Despite the challenging access, the beach's beauty makes the journey worthwhile. It is characterized by blue waters, ample space, and a relatively low number of visitors.

The beach offers a number of amenities, including free-to-use sunbeds and natural shade provided by the pine trees. Recently, the beach chairs have been licensed, offering a comfortable and affordable option for visitors. The clear waters of the beach provide a view of vibrant marine life and colorful underwater landscapes. The road leading to the beach has recently been repaired, improving accessibility.

Despite some litter at the entrance and steep rock stairs, the beach's natural beauty and tranquility make it a highly recommended destination for those seeking a secluded and wild beach experience.