Agios Georgios
One of the most beautiful beaches of the island, however, is exposed to
the north wind and has often big waves. Before the dock in Karavostasis was
condustred, many of fishing boats docked here, since Agios Georgios is opposite
Milos and it was easy to transfer here pitchers from Sifnos or melons and
watermelons from Milos.
Agios Nikolaos
The adequate shade under the tamarix trees, the picturesque chapel of
the patron of seafarers and a canteen make the beach of Ai Nikolas ideal for
those looking just for the basic comforts. You can get there by taking a path
and walking for 15min or by taking a boat from Aggali.
Aggali
This is a wonderful beach with green waters, sand and magnificent rocky formations.
It is very close to Chora and is accessible by vehicle or by bus.
It has rooms to rent, fish taverns, cafes/ ouzeri and a parking area.
From the pier, the boats can take you to other near beaches.
Vardia
On the right of the cliff that is behind Karavostasis, some built-in steps go down to the
quiet pebbly beach.
Vitsentzou-Pountaki
This is a series of pebbly shores on the outer side that also reaches
Latinaki, with their own cove.
Katergo
This is a beautiful beach that you may reach by taking a path, although
most of the visitors get there by boat. The islet standing out in the middle of
the bay creates a strong sea current that moves southwards to the reef that the
locals call Diapori. Do not try to swim against the current. You will run out
of strength before you know it.
Latinaki
The cove where the boats in Karavostasis anchor is defined to the south by a narrow strip of land
that goes into the sea. The side of the strip that faces the port is sandy. Its
name refers to the Venetian rule.
Livadi
It is a southeastern beach surrounded by vegetable gardens, orchards and
has the only camping site on the island. It has fine pebbles and sand,
transparent waters and low vegetation. A dirt road of one kilometer connects
the beach to the port.
Livadaki
It is found in the uninhabited area near the lighthouse of Aspropounta. It is an isolated beach
known for its natural beauty and the slippery ground. It is quite attractive to
holidaymakers who get there either by boat from Aggali or by two trails that
descend from the terminal of Pano Meria. The first descends from Agios Mamas and
the second from Agioi Anargyroi.
Hohlidia
It is the central beach of Karavostasis. It rarely has waves and it is
one of the very few beaches on the island that offers shade under the tamarix
trees. At a close distance you may find taverns and ouzeri.
