Palea Fokea Beach, Greece - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Palea Fokea Beach is a popular beach located adjacent to the main coastal road. The beach is known for its clear waters and sandy terrain, making it a favorite among locals and tourists alike. The beach is easily accessible and offers ample free parking for visitors. The beach is equipped with amenities such as parasols and long chairs, available for a fee, but visitors also have the option to set up their towels on the sand at no cost. A beach bar is available on-site, offering a variety of beverages. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a fairly clean environment. However, it can get quite busy during peak times, and visitors are encouraged to help maintain the cleanliness of the beach. The beach is also ideal for families with small children. The water is typically warm and clear, allowing swimmers to see the sea bottom even at considerable distances from the shore. In addition to the beach itself, the surrounding area offers a variety of dining options, including local bakeries and seafood taverns located just a short distance away along the main road.

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Amenities

Palea Fokea Beach amenities include parking and loungers.

Bars

You can enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the bars situated on the beach.

Restaurants

You can enjoy one of the restaurants at the beach while soaking up the sun.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the accessibility and beauty of the beach, with its clear waters and ample free parking being particularly appreciated. The beach's proximity to the main coastal road and the availability of parasols and long chairs, albeit at a cost, are also noted as positives. However, visitors express concern about the cleanliness of the beach, citing issues with plastic waste on the sand and in the sea.