Mikri Chalikoura Beach
Immediately after the crowds of Stoupa, Mikri Chalikoura beach is ideal for those who want to enjoy a calm swim in crystal clear waters. It has pebbles and its landscape is enchanting as here, you have the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful combination of its clear blue waters and the tranquility that nature offers you. Here it would be good to have everything you need in advance as there is no beach bar around.
Pantazi Beach
A very beautiful, small beach where you will find it when leaving Stoupa heading for Areopolis. Full of trees for plenty of shade, wonderful waters and powdery sand await visitors who choose this beach to enjoy their swim. Those who want to enjoy or get their coffee for their bath can do so from the cafeteria that operates above the beach.
Delphinia Beach
Between Stoupa and Kardamili, you will find a wonderful bay, with sand and fine gravel. This is the beautiful beach of Delfinia with clear blue and warm waters surrounded by olives, pines and cypresses. Access to the beach is by car up to a point and then you have to walk about 300 meters. The beach has only a small canteen, where you can either get your coffee or try sea food while swimming.
Foneas Beach
The most favorite beach of those who do not prefer crowds. A very well hidden beach just 2.5 kilometers from Karamili where it is literally untouched by tourism. You reach Foneas beach by turning a hidden bend from the main road onto a dirt road that leads you to the open, natural parking lot of the beach. It has large deep pebbles and wonderful clear blue waters. The only thing on the beach is a canteen, but where you can enjoy delicious salads and main dishes in addition to your coffee.
Ritsa Beach
At the entrance of Kardamili, you will find the beautiful Ritsa beach. Coarse pebbles and crystal clear waters that deepen sharply, make the beach ideal for underwater exploration. A large part of the beach is organized with umbrellas and sunbeds, but you also have plenty of space to spread your mat where you like the most and enjoy its wonderful waters.
Giannitsena Beach
Just 3 kilometers from Kyparissia, Giannitsena beach is ideal for those who don’t want crowds, as it is not organized but is three kilometers long. It has very beautiful, clear waters that do not deepen sharply, its bottom has pebbles and rocks while on the beach you will find both sand and pebbles. The tamarisks, prickly pears and sea lilies offer a natural shade to the visitor and a wonderful landscape.
Kalo Nero Beach
Just six kilometers from Kyparissia, Kalo Nero beach is one of the most beautiful and organized beaches in the area. It is a fairly long beach, covered with sand and crystal clear waters. On the beach you will find canteens, beach bars, but also a volleyball court. Those who also want to indulge in water sports can also try surfing!
Beach of Ai Lagoudi
Just below Kyparissia you will find the beautiful 600-meter long beach of Ai Lagoudis, which has been awarded the blue flag for both its waters and its services. With wonderful sand and deep blue waters, visitors can really enjoy swimming in both the organized part of the beach and the unorganized part. On the beach of Ai Lagoudi, you will find a beach access bar for people with disabilities, as well as showers, toilets and a lifeguard!
Sani Beach
An 800 meter long beach 5 kilometers north of Kyparissia and easily accessible. Sani beach is quite popular as it has fine sand and beautiful waters and a beach bar, where during the summer it organizes various parties with dancing and music, which makes it particularly attractive to the young world.
Kartelas Beach
One of the most popular and organized beaches of Kyparissia as it is just 3 kilometers away. It has many beach bars that offer the option to enjoy your swim on their organized sunbeds. Its waters are crystal clear while the beach is covered with sand and pebbles and reaches 1 kilometer in length. It is an ideal choice both for families as the waters do not deepen suddenly and for younger people who want to enjoy swimming in a well-organized beach.