The beach offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere, with gentle breezes blowing from the north. The sandy coastline is situated in close proximity to the sea and is adorned with flat pebbles of moderate size. The waters are crystal clear and the area is classified as a wetland, with a marshy region located 100 meters from the coast. During the summer months, the marshy region dries out naturally. The beach is unorganized, with no sunbeds or other amenities, save for a wooden umbrella and the endless blue of the Aegean. The area is peaceful and not overcrowded, and visitors may even be treated to the chirping of cicadas. However, there is a free lending library available for those who wish to read, as well as a nearby restaurant that serves local cuisine. While the bottom of the beach may be covered in slightly slippery stones, sand follows shortly thereafter and the water deepens gradually. At around 15 meters deep, visitors will encounter posidonia algae, as well as a large population of small fish. For those who crave a more organized beach experience, there are several options located just a short distance away.