Second visit to Troulos. A very relaxing pace of life with several Tavernas and small supermarkets scattered around. No real center to the resort and this may be the only fault with it. The main road runs through Troulos so some of the restaurants and shops can only be reached walking along this road. It's worth investigating the side roads and footpaths as some of the tavernas can't be seen from the road. The beach is a short walk down a lane and is a nice safe sandy beach with plenty of sun loungers and a few small beach tavernas at one end. The bus run through Troulos with several bus stops and this can take you the length of the island for about 3 euros and the buses run quite frequently.

Nice sandy beach and the sea although cold is easy to get in and you can walk a way out before it gets deep. Very clear and you can see little fishes swimming. The sun beds that are part of the hotel will charge €12 for 2 reclining padded sunbeds and umbrella. No option for 1 person. I didn't try the other sunbeds that weren't padded. You can also get food from the hotel and use the toilet.

We love this beach. Great scenery, good sunbeds and parking. There are a couple of standard (but nice) beach cafes with good food and a third that’s part of a hotel which is more of a restaurant. We went twice this year and once last.

We visited a few days ago. There were sun beds available but we chose to use our towels for the time we planned to stay there. A really lovely beach bar , I couldn’t have happily dozed off with my beer I felt so relaxed with the chill Out tunes that were being played! The sand is a little shingley but fine to walk on

At last, a beach with reasonably priced sunbeds (€12 for two plus parasol) and plenty of them! These sunbeds were more like we’re used to, as you weren’t really close to your neighbour (as at Koukanaries beach and Megali Ammos beach). The beds could be moved around as the sun moved and the beach was wide. The sea shelved very slightly and there were lots of amenities and water sports available. Of course, this makes it a very popular beach, so get there early!

Beautiful beach, €12 for two sun beds and an umbrella. You have to go into the hotel to pay for your beds. The beach was stunning, lovely sand which did get very hot to walk on with crystal clear calm water to cool off in! Lunch at the hotel was very good too.

A nice beach with larger sand, crystal clear sea, also suitable for children. There are areas with umbrellas and sunbeds, in one place you pay 12 euros at the reception in the Troulos bay hotel for 2 sunbeds and 1 umbrella, and the other area is managed by a tavern and the Trulos cafe and costs 20 euros. Most sunbeds on the first and second rows are reserved with beach towels from early and after 10:00 a.m. you will hardly find a place. The beach is nice, but it is quite dirty, it is not cleaned and people do not look after it, and not enough trash cans. The umbrellas are quite small and do not provide enough shade, some of the sunbeds are old, others are not maintained and I don't think that the price of 20 euros is deserved....

It is a very nice beach and especially if you go earlier in the morning or later in the afternoon you can really enjoy. But if you go in the middle of the day, around 11 a. m. - 3 p. m. at that time the sun is often very strong. And at that time of the day shades under the trees are crowded and are not very spacious so there is almost no chance that you will find a comfortable place under the tree. There are sun umbrellas but if you plan to spend your whole day under them, be prepared to move your sunbads pretty often as the sun moves on the sky and the shade moves because of it. But if you like to spend time in the sun this is a beach for you

We visited this beach several times during our 2 week stay and thoroughly enjoyed it. There are sun beds and parasols and plenty of space if you just want to sit on your towel. On one visit we saw 4 swans and a pig being taken for a swim. There are a few tavernas on the beach - would recommend Troulos Bay tavern for drinks and Parallia for food

Pretty beach but gets busy at most times. Went on a cloudy day and most of the sunbeds were still occupied. The hotel nearby is excellent with restaurant right next to the beach and is excellent value for money, gets busy though so you may need to book and be patient with the service. I didn't notice too many facilities like showers or snack bars or toilets near the beach. Troulos itself was uninspiring in my opinion. I had hoped for a lively central square or pedestrianised area with bars and restaurants and a place to people watch, but there isn't one, it's just a fairly busy road with bars, supermarkets and restaurants dotted along it. The road has no pavement, just a rough verge so you have to watch your step and watch for traffic. Most of the bars and restaurants are nice enough, but be prepared for noise from the cars, motorbikes and especially quad bikes which are very popular here. Other bars and hotels are situated near a quieter road which is really more of a dirt track and is bordered by scrubland, lengths of rusty chain link fencing and several abandoned half finished buildings. My advice would be to get the bus (if you don't mind standing up) or a taxi (much better) and go into Skiathos Town, it's loads nicer.