This beach was recommended to us as a lesser known one and we visited it twice. Both times we visited, there was only one group there. The main beach did have a lot of seaweed in the water/on the shore, but there was lots of sand for sitting. Off to the right side, there's an easy walk up some rocks to a "secret cave beach" which was our destination both times. The water was clear and free from seaweed in this area, but the beach definitely disappears during high tide. We brought our own food and had lunch their on our second visit.

Our landlord for the week recommended this beach. It is split into 2 parts. A large undeveloped beach - with abandoned caravan near it and, next to the large cave (turn right to teach that not left), a longer beach. I’d you get there early there is We have been touring Greece and the kale salad for a few weeks and this beach is the 2nd most plastic polluted we have come across. Worst was in Skopelos. This long strand of beach was a site for sore eyes. Myself and 2 young Aussie women cleaned up as much as we could. Every type of plastic imaginable. Bottles, bottle tops, combs, straws, bags etc Can I suggest if you visit please take a bag and fill it with rubbish (not just your own) when you leave? Some of the larger plastic items like 5 gallon plastic containers were left. I picked up over 100 plastic items and bags. The bin we filled was full. What bugs me this most are the amount of people - usually ‘youngsters’ - who come here, sit on the beach then leave - seemingly happy to be in the middle of a plastic rubbish tip. If you are a ‘could not care less’ type this place is ideal for you as it stands! Greek beaches are treasures but too many of them are now just dumps for plastic.