Paralia Kaladi II

The beach is absolutely stunning, with its picturesque stones and towering rocks in the background. To find this hidden gem, simply follow the directions on the blue sign, as the current maps may not provide the correct path. Before descending the 162 steps to the beach, you'll come across a charming kiosk perched on top of the hill. Conveniently, there is free parking available, along with a spacious park area surrounding the kiosk (priced at 2€). This is definitely a must-visit destination that you won't want to overlook.

The beach is really nice, but it tends to get quite crowded. It's fairly easy to reach, but make sure to bring all your necessities since there are no facilities available. You can find good shade from the cliff around 3pm.

This is the original Kaladi Beach, and the other one shown on the map is Vlihada Beach. The road to Kaladi is fairly average, although it can be a bit narrow if you encounter another car, but it's not too extreme. If you're looking to park during peak hours, I would recommend parking near the canteen, which costs 2 euros. Alternatively, you could try parking further down the road, but I wouldn't suggest attempting it if there are a lot of people. In order to access the beach, you'll need to descend some steps. The beach itself is quite clean and covered in small pebbles. If you visit in the afternoon, you'll find some shade provided by the rocks above. It's not a designated beach with umbrellas, so it's best to bring your own drinks, snacks, and shade. However, you can also purchase drinks and snacks from the canteen before heading down the steps.

This beach is likely the finest on the entire island. It has a rocky terrain and boasts truly delightful waters, along with a variety of small caves to discover. Accessing the beach is a breeze, as there is a simple path to follow, although you will need to descend 120 steps. Unlike other beaches, there are no designated umbrellas or bars here, which creates a serene atmosphere. However, it is important to note that you will need to bring your own sun protection and beach gear.

I have visited one of the most stunning beaches. If you walk across the first beach, you'll come across some incredible small pocket beaches. The water is crystal clear and exceptionally clean. The rocks above provide natural shade, creating a pleasant atmosphere. Although the sun sets early at the first beach, you can easily move to the adjacent second beach, which also offers shade if desired.