Krassas Beach

Krassas Beach is a secluded and tranquil beach, often found to be less crowded even on weekends. The beach is characterized by its coarse, deep sand and a mix of stones. It also features small rocky lagoons that remain calm even when there are waves elsewhere. The beach is surrounded by rich local foliage along the dunes, adding to its natural charm. The beach is also a popular spot for snorkeling, with several nice places for the activity. Some visitors also choose to camp on the beach, although the night winds can sometimes be strong. Getting to Krassas Beach can be a bit challenging. The path down to the beach is rough and steep in places, showing fascinating signs of erosion of the soft rocks. The top of the path is not marked and not obvious, but it can be found on Google Maps. Despite the lack of facilities and the difficult path, many find the effort to reach the beach worth it for the peace and beauty it offers. There is no specific information about parking facilities at Krassas Beach. It is also worth noting that the beach is often visited by naturists, given its secluded nature and the fact that visitors are few and far between.