Yenifoca - all beaches

The campsite complex is a comfortable place for staff, foremen, and engineers. It is conveniently located near the seaside and forest, nestled in a picturesque valley. The complex boasts a range of modern and practical buildings.

Unfamiliar with the area? No worries, just park your car on the side of the road and take a quick 5-minute walk down a scenic pathway to the beach. The crystal-clear waters are serene and the beach is adorned with smooth stones. While camping is an option, be aware that the area tends to attract rowdy party-goers at night and there are no restroom or shower facilities available. Weekdays offer a peaceful escape, while weekends tend to be bustling with activity. One of the best aspects of this beach is that it is family-friendly and still relatively undiscovered by the masses, although it may not stay that way for long as it has potential to become a popular tourist destination. Hopefully, the local government will prioritize the needs of the community over commercial interests.

The restrooms and dressing areas are not up to par, to put it mildly. The culinary offerings leave much to be desired. I would highly recommend seeking out alternative beaches that charge the same admission fee but offer vastly superior amenities and service.

The beach is really pleasant and well-maintained. It offers both pebbly shores and an amazing sea. However, it tends to get a bit crowded over the weekends. You have the option to either opt for a private beach or enjoy the public one.

This is a very good place for camping. However, they lack enclosed showers and hot water, making it quite uncomfortable when you want to shower. The toilets aren't clean, but they are manageable.

This beach is located between Old and New Foca and is both small and beautiful. It's free to visit and a great spot for camping. The water is crystal clear, but unfortunately, the beach is littered with cigarette butts. It's important to be mindful of the sea urchins in the water, so wearing appropriate swim shoes is recommended to avoid injury. To reach the beach, you can park your car on the side of the road and take a 200-meter walk down to the shore. Keep in mind that if you have camping gear, the climb back up can be challenging. During the day, the beach can get quite crowded, but towards night, there are usually only a few campers. Overall, I would recommend this spot for those looking for a bit of privacy while camping.