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Monolithos Beach Santorini

Everything you should know about Monolithos Beach in Santorini.

Beach Information:

Surface:

Black Sand

Setting:

Organized

Food & Drink:

Taverna

Parking:

Yes

Accessibility:

Easy

Natural Shade:

Yes

Wave:

Sometimes wavy

Water:

Shallow

Public Bathroom:

Yes

Family Friendly:

Yes

About the Beach

Monolithos is a sandy beach on the eastern coast of Santorini, known for its shallow water and fine dark sand. It is a choice for families with children because the sea is calm and the entry is very gradual. The beach is partially organized with a few sunbeds and umbrellas, and there is a playground and a football pitch nearby. The surrounding area is flat and features interesting rock formations that have been shaped by the wind into surreal pinnacles. It offers a more local atmosphere compared to the resort beaches of the south. The water is clean and provides a safe environment for a swim. It is a practical destination that is easy to reach by car or bus. There are a few tavernas nearby serving local food in a relaxed setting. It is a part of the island that is useful and offers a quiet day by the sea, away from the intense commercialization of the caldera side.

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