Paradise beach

The beach was a real pain to reach, especially with a puny Suzuki city car that struggled to make it up the steep inclines. The return journey was even worse, with the car barely managing to crawl back up the treacherous road. Once we finally arrived, we were underwhelmed by the beauty of the beach, which was just like any other beach. It was nothing special and certainly not worth the effort it took to get there.

The beach was undoubtedly the most memorable part of my journey. The serene and stunning scenery is truly breathtaking and has a calming effect on the mind. However, reaching the beach was not an easy feat as we had to navigate through a narrow and winding road in the mountains. I would suggest opting for quads to make the journey more exciting, but be cautious while driving. Once you reach the beach, there is a bar that serves refreshing drinks at reasonable prices. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience that left a lasting impression on me.

This stunning beach in Kefalos boasts a semi-wild landscape, complete with picturesque cliffs and mountains in the backdrop. The water is crystal clear and refreshingly cool, without being too cold. While there is a bar on-site, it only serves drinks, and there are about 20-25 umbrellas available for rent, each with two sun beds at a cost of 10€ per day. However, there is ample space to lay down freely on the sand and soak up the sun. The only downside is that the bar plays loud techno music throughout the day, which seems out of place in such a serene and tranquil environment. During low tide, visitors can explore the nearby cove to the south, but it's important to wear suitable footwear and check the tide schedule to avoid getting stranded. Although the road to reach the beach is unpaved and steep in places, it's still accessible with a regular small car. Many other visitors drove their normal cars safely to the car park, which had more normal cars than ATVs and 4x4s. Following Google Maps, the journey takes around 30-40 minutes from Kefalos village, with the roughest and steepest stretches requiring a speed of 10-20 km/h. It's best to keep the car in low gears, preferably 2nd or 1st, and avoid big rocks and potholes. With some care and attention, the drive can be a fun and memorable experience. Overall, this beach is a must-visit for anyone seeking a peaceful and idyllic escape.

Oh my goodness! This beach is absolutely stunning! The path to get here is quite an adventure, but it's definitely worth the trip. Please note that the off-road route takes about thirty minutes, so make sure your vehicle is suitable. If you arrive in the morning, you might have the chance to savor some peaceful moments all by yourself. Exceptional!

The beach is an absolute marvel, with its stunning scenery and tranquil atmosphere. Although the journey to reach it can be a bit of a challenge, the destination is well worth the effort. It's advisable to bring your own food, as the small bar on the beach only serves snacks and drinks.