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Kolymbithres Beach Paros

Visitor information for Kolymbithres Beach in Paros.

Beach Information:

Surface:

Sand

Setting:

Organized

Food & Drink:

Taverna

Parking:

Yes

Accessibility:

Easy

Natural Shade:

No

Wave:

Calm

Water:

Shallow

Public Bathroom:

Yes

Family Friendly:

Yes

About the Beach

Kolymbithres Beach is a spectacular and world-famous beach on the island of Paros, known for its unique granite rock formations that have been sculpted by the sea. It features several small sandy coves with shallow turquoise water, tucked between the smooth grey stones. The beach is well-organized with sunbeds and umbrellas in the sandy areas, and there are several beach bars and tavernas nearby. It is a destination for those who want to see one of the most interesting geological sites in the Cyclades while enjoying a swim. The water is clean and usually calm because the bay of Naoussa provides excellent protection. The entry into the sea is easy and sandy in the small coves. It is a spot that attracts many visitors because of its iconic beauty and the clarity of the water. You can reach the beach by a small boat from the port of Naoussa, adding a scenic touch to the journey. The atmosphere is social and vibrant during the summer.

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