Vlichó

Vlichó Beach is a renowned beach located in Greece. It is particularly known for its calm and clear waters, making it a popular destination for beachgoers. The beach is characterized by its natural shade provided by the numerous trees lining the shore. This unique feature sets it apart from many other beaches in the region. The water at Vlichó Beach is shallow for the first few meters, making it a safe and enjoyable spot for children and less experienced swimmers. Beyond this point, the water becomes deeper, providing an area for more experienced swimmers. The beach is easily accessible via the island's bus system, which drops passengers off at the top of the road leading to the beach. From there, it is a short walk around the promenade to the beach. Alternatively, visitors can drive to Faros Beach public parking and then walk to Vlichó Beach. The pathway to the beach is located under the Thalatta rooms. In addition to its natural beauty, Vlichó Beach offers a range of amenities, including nearby cafes and restaurants. Despite its popularity, the beach is often described as a relaxing spot, perfect for those seeking a peaceful day by the sea. The beach is also home to a small cove, sheltered from the wind and offering additional shade. A trail next to the beach leads to Chryssopigi, providing an opportunity for a scenic walk.