Kremidi Beach

Kremidi Beach is a secluded, small pebble beach located within a 25-minute walk from nearby accommodations. The beach is known for its clear water and small waves, making it an excellent spot for swimming and snorkeling. Visitors have reported sightings of diverse marine life, including the Triton Snail. The beach is accessible via two roads, with the southern road being asphalt and the more recommended route. The northern road is a dirt road. However, potential visitors should be aware that the final part of the journey to the beach can be a bit treacherous, involving a climb down some rocks. Parking is available along the road above the beach or right along the turn. There are no amenities such as umbrellas, sunbeds, or cafes on the beach, so visitors are advised to bring their own food and water. Despite its secluded location, Kremidi Beach can occasionally get crowded when tourist boats stop nearby to let their guests swim. However, on most days, the beach is relatively empty, with a maximum of around 12 people reported during some visits.