Neo Petritsi - all beaches

The beach was really nice. We were just passing by and decided to take a quick break there. Unfortunately, our time there was too short. But overall, it was a wonderful experience. ❤️

We were absolutely enamored by this beach! The water was so clear that it reminded us of the idyllic Maldives. It was unlike any other beach we had ever visited before. While the beach bar was adequate, the prices were a bit steep (with a white frappe costing €4 and beer costing €5). Nevertheless, the sunbeds were comfortable and required only a purchase. There were also larger areas available for groups of five, with a €50 purchase requirement. The music was lovely and the staff was friendly. If you're in the mood for a leisurely stroll, the shore is perfect for it. The restroom was a bit of a hike from the bar and wasn't in perfect condition, but at least there was some toilet paper. Unfortunately, we couldn't get a 4G/5G signal on our phones, possibly due to the secluded location. The ocean was also quite deep - just a few steps in and the bottom disappeared.

We enjoy the entire stretch of the beach.

This resort is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat with delectable cuisine and an extensive stretch of sandy coastline. However, it may not be the best choice for those who enjoy a lively nightlife scene, although there are a few establishments that offer all-night revelry. The selection of accommodations may be somewhat limited, but the quality is top-notch. Additionally, beachgoers can rest easy knowing that there are no pesky sea urchins to worry about on this beach.

This is an excellent spot, particularly for families with young children. If you're searching for a charming, reasonably priced getaway, this is the ideal location for you. The beach is lovely, with crystal-clear, warm water. On windy days, the water is filled with sand and seaweed, making it unsuitable for swimming. Nea Vrasna is teeming with studio and apartment accommodations and is situated near Asprovalta, a larger and more bustling area. From here, you can explore Kavala, the beaches leading to Olimpiada and Athos, as well as Stagira, Aristotle's birthplace.

Throughout the weekdays, the beach is noticeably tranquil and serene. However, on weekends during the bustling season, it is not uncommon to struggle to find a parking spot. Additionally, the use of umbrellas and sunbeds incurs a cost based on consumption.