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Greek Beaches Directory:
Find the Best Beaches in Greece

Browse beaches across the Greek islands. Search by island or feature, from sandy family-friendly beaches to wild coves and beaches with Seatrac access.

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Analipsi Beach Crete Heraklion Area

Visitor information for Analipsi Beach in Crete, Heraklion Area, including directions, amenities, seasonal conditions, and important things to know before you go.

Anargyros Beach Spetses

Visitor information for Anargyros Beach in Spetses, including directions, amenities, seasonal conditions, and important things to know before you go.

Anaxos Beach Lesvos

Your complete guide to Anaxos Beach in Lesvos, with practical information to help you prepare for a safe and enjoyable visit.

Anissaras Beach Crete Heraklion Area

Plan your visit to Anissaras Beach in Crete, Heraklion Area with helpful details about access points, safety considerations, and what makes this beach unique.

Anthidona Beach Evia Central Evia

Your complete guide to Anthidona Beach in Evia, Central Evia, with practical information to help you prepare for a safe and enjoyable visit.

Anthony Quinn Beach Rhodes

Discover what to expect at Anthony Quinn Beach in Rhodes, from parking and facilities to water conditions and the overall visitor experience.

Antipaxos West Cove Beach Antipaxos

Discover what to expect at Antipaxos West Cove Beach in Antipaxos, from parking and facilities to water conditions and the overall visitor experience.

Antiperatos Beach Kasos

Your complete guide to Antiperatos Beach in Kasos, with practical information to help you prepare for a safe and enjoyable visit.

Antisamos Beach Kefalonia

Your complete guide to Antisamos Beach in Kefalonia, with practical information to help you prepare for a safe and enjoyable visit.

Apantima Beach Antiparos

Discover what to expect at Apantima Beach in Antiparos, from parking and facilities to water conditions and the overall visitor experience.

Apella Beach Karpathos

Discover what to expect at Apella Beach in Karpathos, from parking and facilities to water conditions and the overall visitor experience.

Apigania Beach Tinos

Discover what to expect at Apigania Beach in Tinos, from parking and facilities to water conditions and the overall visitor experience.

Apiganos Beach Oinousses

Everything you should know before visiting Apiganos Beach in Oinousses, including access, conditions, amenities, and local tips to help you plan your day.

Apokofto Beach Sifnos

Plan your visit to Apokofto Beach in Sifnos with helpful details about access points, safety considerations, and what makes this beach unique.

Apokrousi Beach Kythnos

Plan your visit to Apokrousi Beach in Kythnos with helpful details about access points, safety considerations, and what makes this beach unique.

Aponisos Beach Agistri

Visitor information for Aponisos Beach in Agistri, including directions, amenities, seasonal conditions, and important things to know before you go.

Apothika Beach Chios

Discover what to expect at Apothika Beach in Chios, from parking and facilities to water conditions and the overall visitor experience.

Apothikes Beach Andros

Plan your visit to Apothikes Beach in Andros with helpful details about access points, safety considerations, and what makes this beach unique.

Archampoli Beach Evia Southern Evia

Your complete guide to Archampoli Beach in Evia, Southern Evia, with practical information to help you prepare for a safe and enjoyable visit.

Archontiki Beach Psara

Everything you should know before visiting Archontiki Beach in Psara, including access, conditions, amenities, and local tips to help you plan your day.

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How do I find a beach with specific features?

Type what you're looking for into the search box, such as "sandy," "shade," "parking" or "Seatrac," and add an island to narrow it down. You can also combine features, for example "family friendly sandy beach in Crete."

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Are beaches in Greece free?

Most are. By law, the Greek coastline is public, so you can lay your towel on almost any beach for free. On organized beaches you'll usually pay to use sunbeds and umbrellas, often with a minimum spend at the beach bar.

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What is the difference between organized and non-organized beaches?

Organized beaches have facilities such as sunbeds, umbrellas, beach bars and sometimes lifeguards. Non-organized beaches have little or nothing, so bring your own shade, water and food. Semi-organized beaches fall in between, with some facilities on part of the beach.

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What is Seatrac?

Seatrac is a Greek-developed system that lets people with mobility impairments get into the sea on their own. A solar-powered seat runs on a rail from the beach into the water, with no need to be carried. Search "Seatrac" to see the beaches that have one.

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When is the best time to visit Greek beaches?

June to September is beach season. The sea is warmest in August and September, and June and September are quieter and cooler than the peak summer months.

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Why is it so windy on some islands?

In July and August, a strong northern wind called the meltemi blows across the Aegean, especially in the Cyclades. On windy days, beaches on the south side of an island are usually calmer and more sheltered.

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Do I need water shoes?

They're a good idea on pebble and rocky beaches, which are easier on your feet with them and can have sea urchins near the rocks. On sandy beaches you'll rarely need them.

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Which beaches in Greece are best for families?

Look for beaches with sand, shallow water, easy access and nearby facilities. Search "family friendly" to see beaches suited to children, and add "shade" or "food" if you need them.

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