Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian, Greece

Mitikas Beaches

Mitikas, located in Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian, is home to several unique beaches. Asprogyali Beach, known for its azure waters and unique pine trees, is accessible only by boat. Mirtia Beach, despite its popularity, maintains an untouched beauty with no infrastructure. Agrapidia Beach is recognized by its old windmill landmark and is easily accessible. Vathyavali is known for its party atmosphere and clear waters, while Vathiavali offers an expansive shoreline ideal for snorkeling. A complete list of beaches in Mitikas can be found in our guide below.
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Asprogyali Beach
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2.5km from Mitikas center
Asprogyali Beach

Asprogyali Beach is a stunning coastal destination known for its azure waters and a mix of rocky and sandy sho...

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Mirtia Beach
2
4.3km from Mitikas center
Mirtia Beach

Mirtia Beach is a highly regarded beach located on the island of Kalamos. It is approximately 1.8 kilometers f...

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Agrapidia Beach
3
6.1km from Mitikas center
Agrapidia Beach

Agrapidia Beach is a popular destination located approximately 900 meters from the port of Kalamos. Known for ...

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Vathyavali
4
16.9km from Mitikas center
Vathyavali

Vathyavali is a beach known for its party atmosphere, featuring a beach bar with loud music. The beach is calm...

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Vathiavali
5
17.1km from Mitikas center
Vathiavali

Vathiavali is a popular beach known for its expansive shoreline and clear waters, making it an ideal location ...

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Limonari Beach
6
13.6km from Mitikas center
Limonari Beach

Limonari Beach, situated in the picturesque region of Meganisi in Lefkada, is a tranquil retreat known for its...

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Potamaki Beach
7
15.9km from Mitikas center
Potamaki Beach

Potamaki Beach is a family-friendly beach located near the quaint town of Palairos. The beach is known for its...

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Jacqueline Kennedy Beach
8
17.7km from Mitikas center
Jacqueline Kennedy Beach

Jacqueline Kennedy Beach is a small, picturesque beach located on Skopios Island. The beach is known for its c...

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Ammoglossa Beach
9
17.9km from Mitikas center
Ammoglossa Beach

Ammoglossa Beach is a stunning beach located in the Lefkada region. It is easily accessible by boat from Lefka...

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Nylec Beach
10
16.7km from Mitikas center
Nylec Beach

Nylec Beach, also known as Tzaritou Beach or Giorgogianni Beach, is a rocky beach located near the entrance to...

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Best Time to Visit Mitikas

The best time to visit Mitikas in Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian in Greece is during the summer months of June to September. During this time, the weather is warm and sunny, with temperatures ranging from pleasant to hot. The sea temperature is perfect for swimming, with crystal clear waters inviting you to take a refreshing dip. The beaches are at their best, with golden sands and calm waves, ideal for sunbathing and relaxation. Outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and exploring the picturesque coastal villages are also enjoyable during this time. So, pack your swimsuit and sunscreen, and get ready for a memorable summer vacation in Mitikas and the Ionian region of Greece!

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