Stikas - all beaches

The coffee is quite pricey at 4€. It seems like they believe they are on an island. Additionally, the sunbeds are worn out and have turned into makeshift hammocks.

The beach offers of pristine waters that are crystal clear and inviting. The sandy expanse is impeccably maintained and offers a picturesque view of the surroundings. While there are some rocks, it only adds to the natural charm of the beach. It is advisable to carry water shoes to avoid any discomfort. The beach chairs and umbrellas are a welcome addition and are available for a fee. However, if you purchase something per person, the cost is waived off. The prices are reasonable and on par with any other coffee shop. Overall, it is a serene and refreshing spot to spend a day by the shore.

The crystal-clear sea is absolutely stunning! I have been visiting this beach for more than two decades now, and it never fails to amaze me. It's simply wonderful!

This is the worst beach I have ever visited. It is overly expensive and the most disappointing aspect is the apparent racism. They attempted to remove some individuals from the beach solely because of their race. Without a doubt, this is the worst place I have ever been to in Greece.

This beach, located just after Megara, boasts crystal clear green waters. It's not particularly wide, but it is quite long. There's parking available in the shade beneath the commuter lines. Unfortunately, there's no canteen, so it's best to bring your own water.

This beach is a hidden gem, tucked away at the end of a road with plenty of parking available. However, it's important to note that there is no natural shade whatsoever, so it's essential to bring an umbrella and beach shoes due to the large pebbles. Despite this, the beach is peaceful and the water is crystal clear, free from any sea urchins.