Ragia Beach

Ragia Beach is a long, expansive beach known for its mix of pebbles and sand. Visitors are advised to bring water shoes due to the pebbly nature of the beach. The beach offers a decent view of the harbour, especially towards the southern end. Parking is available at the beach, with shaded parking located at the far northern end. The main strip of the beach is the most accessible area and does not offer shaded parking. The beach is lined with bars and taverns, providing food and drink options for visitors. Sunbeds are available for hire, but there is also plenty of free space for those who prefer to bring their own beach gear. The waters at Ragia Beach are clear, making it a decent place for swimming and sunbathing. However, snorkeling may not be as rewarding due to the lack of fish in the area. The beach is known for its tranquility, making it a great place for rest and relaxation. It is also a great spot to watch the sunrise. Despite its size, the beach is not overly crowded, offering a peaceful retreat for visitors. The beach is full of pebbles, but the water is filled with fine sand, making it comfortable for swimming. Visitors are advised to bring slippers for comfort. Parking is available along the street near the beach. The beach is also equipped with free sunbeds and three bars for visitors' convenience.