Tsichlionta beach

This beach is a paradise for naturists, but be cautious of weevers in the sand near the shore. This warning applies to all sandy beaches in the Eressos and Sigri region.

Although the road leading to the beach is a dirt road, it doesn't necessarily require a 4x4 or expert driving skills. A standard car and some basic driving skills should suffice. Google Maps can provide the best route from Skala Eressos to the beach. The road turns into gravel after passing Erossos center, with some small potholes in certain areas. Be cautious when crossing the dry river bed. Once you pass through the gate (refer to attached picture), the road becomes very narrow, sandy and has more potholes. If you prefer not to take this route, you can park your car around the gate (there is space available) and walk about 200 meters. The beach is long, wide, shallow and sandy. During our visit, there was only one couple camping and some evidence of other campers. Make sure to bring all necessary supplies such as an umbrella and water since the beach is quite deserted. Please keep the beach clean and take all of your garbage with you, and if possible, collect even more.

If you're able to make it to this beach, you're a real hero. It's situated halfway between Eressos and Sigri, and the Google map is reliable for navigation. However, be warned that the dirt road leading there is in pretty rough shape. About 200 meters before the beach, there's a gate that you can open to drive through. Despite the challenges, the experience of visiting this beach is definitely worth it. Take a look at the photos to see for yourself.

This beach is a fantastic spot for anyone seeking adventure and relaxation. While the road to the private area may require some off-roading, it's generally manageable - though low cars might need to be parked a little ways away. The beach itself boasts clean, sandy shores and crystal-clear waters. Explorers will be delighted by the many colorful caves on the left-hand side, as well as the nearby river filled with fish and turtles. Just be sure to bring your own umbrella or shelter, as there's no natural shade available.

This is a stunning location, although you do have to remove the iron fence to drive through and then replace it afterwards. The last stretch of the road is a bit rough with some dirt.