Agali Beach

Agali Beach is a small and narrow beach situated in the Greek island of Tinos. The beach's natural characteristics include a rocky and slippery seabed, which calls for caution from visitors. Additionally, the beach is covered in pebbles rather than sand, adding to its slippery nature. Despite these features, the beach offers stunning views, making it a picturesque location for sunbathing. However, visitors to the beach should be aware of the presence of sea urchins in the area. The beach is known for its calmness, making it an ideal spot for those who prefer a peaceful environment to enjoy the sea and ether. The beach is unorganized and may sometimes appear a bit dirty, but it is a good place for walking, especially for dog owners. Due to these factors, Agali Beach is not typically crowded, offering a more private beach experience for visitors. Despite the lack of organization, the beach is conveniently located close to a town, providing easy access to basic amenities. However, the beach does not offer any specific parking facilities and visitors are advised to find suitable parking in the nearby town. The beach can be reached by following the routes and directions available from the town.