Kriopigi - all beaches

A wonderful hotel with an incredibly helpful staff and stunning views. The highlights: The staff across all areas—reception, bar, restaurant, and spa—were exceptionally friendly and accommodating. The rooms were spacious with large balconies and ample storage. Housekeeping was excellent, cleaning around our schedule so we never saw them, and even personalized our bed setup halfway through our stay. Breakfast offered a nice variety of foods and good tea, and the nighttime buffet was also quite good. The cocktails were delightful. We never had trouble finding beach loungers right by the water. The fitness area and spa were fantastic, with super friendly staff and a great massage experience. Live music on Saturday was a nice touch! Areas for improvement: It would have been nice to have more amenities in the room, such as a kettle with tea/coffee and an iron. The shower, which was handheld and located in the bath, would have been better with a head-height attachment. The pillows were quite firm and high. The snack bar food was okay but not exceptional and a bit overpriced. The sauna and steam room required pre-booking and were fairly pricey, though not crowded, which was a plus. The room décor, featuring pop art Monroe, was amusing. Things to do while here: This hotel is definitely family-friendly, with the pool and beach often filled with kids, though not overwhelmingly so. My partner and I spent less time at the hotel and more exploring the area using buses. The hotel can arrange taxis, though they are more expensive, and having your own car would be more convenient. There are some nice fish taverns in Fourkas Beach, and it's a good idea to book tables in advance. The town comes alive in the evening, making it a great time to explore. We went scuba diving in Siviri and visited Afythos, a beautiful town with charming craftsman shops and lovely old buildings.

This beach is truly remarkable and offers a multitude of options for refreshments and dining in the surrounding area.

The beach offers stunning sandy shores and is adorned with natural pine trees that provide ample shade. It's not excessively lengthy, and there's a lovely bar and taverna located at the entrance.

The beach with stunning scenery and picturesque views. However, on weekends, it becomes an extremely crowded place, making it difficult to find a peaceful spot to relax. Furthermore, the bars and terraces located on the beach play loud music, which can be quite jarring to those seeking tranquility. In comparison, the offseason offers a more serene and enjoyable experience.

The beach is quite spacious with a large expanse of sand, and it offers a couple of beach bars where you can find sunbeds. Additionally, there is plenty of room to set up your umbrella. However, the day we visited was a bit windy, so it wasn't very peaceful. The beach is easily accessible by car.

We were quite disappointed with this place, as we had higher expectations. All of the sun beds were already taken by towels, so there was no available space to sit. The entrance fee of €8 includes 2 frappes but no water. Additionally, there is an extra €10 fee for parking inside or you can park for free on the side of the road. The parking area is about a 5-7 minute walk from the beach. Upon entering, our temperature was checked and we were asked for our names and contact numbers. The beach itself is self-service only, with a wet bar. Unfortunately, the staff at the bar was not very accommodating and could even be described as rude, especially at The White bar. It was quite a pity that we ended up spending €28 on 3 smoothies and a pizza, and wasted 30 minutes of our time at this place. We are grateful that we checked it out before planning to stay at the hotel.