South Aegean - all beaches

This bar is the sole establishment on the beach, and it was absolutely stunning. It boasts a modern design with various options to choose from: the restaurant, the veranda, or the sun beds, which cost between 10 and 20 euros for two incredibly comfortable beds and an umbrella. We spent the majority of our day there and could have easily stayed longer. When we were about to leave, we discovered our car's battery was dead, but one of the staff members kindly used his jump cables to help us get back on the road. Exceptional help and hospitality. We will definitely return.

What an incredible place! I almost don't want to leave a review because I want to keep it a secret for myself and my wife. We stayed at a fantastic, friendly, and responsive place managed by Constantinos. It was an absolute dream to be perched on that cliff with 300-degree views of the deep blue sea, right next to a couple of serene, private, and beautiful rocky bays. We had our own private path leading to a secluded beach with a private kayak waiting for us. The sunbeds offered stunning views of both sunrise and sunset. The top apartments were equipped with a good kitchen and bathroom. It's great value for money, but let's keep it hush-hush—this is the best off-the-beaten-track retreat to recharge and relax, just a few kilometers away from excellent tavernas!

The beach is truly magnificent with its soft sand and crystal clear water. It is also well-protected from the harsh north wind, making it an ideal spot for sunbathing and swimming. Additionally, there are a few services available at the nearby Manganari beach to cater to your needs. Overall, this beach is a must-visit for anyone looking for a tranquil and picturesque escape.

The beach is spacious and sandy, but unfortunately, it's littered with rubbish :( (May 2024). It's windy, which is great for kitesurfing and other activities. However, the equipment and lessons are quite expensive.

We had an absolutely fantastic time at Tsambika Beach! Getting there was a breeze, as we hopped on the bus from our hotel for just €2.20 per person, and it arrived on time. On the way back, we suggest arriving at the bus stop 20 minutes early, as the return bus can get quite crowded. The sand was lovely and soft, and although we preferred to lay our towels out by the water's edge, there were plenty of sunbeds available at different prices if that's more your style. We decided to grab some food and drinks from one of the beachfront restaurants, and we were pleasantly surprised by the generous portion sizes and high quality of the food. We enjoyed two ciders, a club sandwich with fries, and a burger with fries for less than €40. If you're looking for a quieter spot, simply take a stroll down the beach and you'll find some lovely secluded areas. However, we found that most people were respectful and peaceful along the waterfront. The water was also surprisingly warm for October! Overall, we highly recommend visiting Tsambika Beach for a refreshing change of scenery for the day.

The expanse of free space available on this beach may be limited, however, it is difficult to ascertain if this is always the case. During our visit, the wind was quite strong and the waves unexpectedly swept away several people's belongings. Despite the crowds in the free area, the beach boasts an incomparable beauty with its crystal clear blue waters and immaculate sand.