Delfini Beach

Delfini Beach is located on the northern coast of Syros, Greece, and is situated in Delfini Bay on the island's western side. The beach is surrounded by private residences and estates, making it an exclusive area. Access to the beach is provided by a dirt track road that terminates at a beach tavern. The natural characteristics of the beach include a clean, gently sloping shore comprised of sand and pebbles, which is safe for children. Delfini Beach is sheltered and protected from winds, making it an excellent spot for swimming and relaxation. The beach is known for its clear, shallow waters and is particularly popular during the summer months. Despite its popularity, the beach remains fairly quiet, even during peak season. Nudists are also known to frequent the far end of the beach. Delfini Beach is equipped with a variety of amenities for visitors. There are self-service umbrellas available for a fee, a shower with running water for rinsing off sea salt, and a changing area for beachgoers' convenience. There are two taverns on the beach where visitors can get snacks, meals, and drinks. Despite the availability of these amenities, visitors are advised to bring their supplies as there are not many facilities available. Parking at Delfini Beach is not a concern, as there is a free car park available for visitors. The beach is easily accessible, with the bustling village of Kini nearby. It is a short 15-minute walk through the valley or a three-minute drive from Delfini Bay to Kini. Despite the easy access and amenities, the beach is not overly crowded, even during the peak season, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a low-key and clean beach experience.