Paralia Agii Apostoli

Paralia Agii Apostoli is a beach located in the South Euboean Bay. The beach is known for its unique natural characteristics. The water in the bay is notably salty, making it easy for visitors to float. The sea is rarely rough, with waves typically reaching a maximum height of a foot. The beach is home to various marine life, including jellyfish, which tend to float near the waterline. The water is crystal clear, enhancing visibility for swimmers. The beach itself is rocky, with visitors often engaging in rock hunting. Among the rocks, chunks of marble can be found, adding to the unique charm of the beach. However, visitors are advised to leave the rocks behind as it is illegal to remove them. Paralia Agii Apostoli is equipped with amenities such as lounge chairs for visitors to relax. The beach is also surrounded by a variety of restaurants and coffee shops, making it a suitable location for families. Despite these amenities, the beach is not overly crowded, providing a peaceful and serene environment for visitors. The beach is easily accessible and offers parking facilities. However, due to the rocky nature of the beach, it is recommended that visitors wear water shoes for safety.