Remote coastal beach, steep narrow approach

The spot is accessible by van but is located by the church. To reach the actual spot, you have to drive over the beach pebbles on a slope. However, the area by the church works very well, with many shady spaces and access to the different beaches (the last two are naturist beaches). The access road is 2.5 km over branches and stones, nothing complicated.

Great spot. The access is steep at the end but easy enough. We met some very kind locals. There is plenty of room for several vehicles without any problem. Direct access to the beach.

We lost our wing mirror on the way there, but it was worth it. A couple of friendly fishermen gave us four fish. Absolutely peaceful at night, apart from the sound of the sea.

We did not dare go as far as the church: the road is steep and narrow over the last 50 metres. We are in a 4x4 heavy vehicle; it may be possible to go all the way for the more adventurous or for light vehicles such as 4x4s or small vans. Four-wheel drive is not necessary, but decent ground clearance is. Superb, peaceful spot, and we were completely alone.

Super idyllic place, but surprisingly busy as well (I was there on a Sunday, so perhaps that was why). Access with a 6.4 m Jumper/Ducato with front-wheel drive was easy. One or two places looked challenging at first, but were actually quite easy. In the lower section you brush against some branches, but in my case they left no visible scratches.

Somewhat tricky access, but no problem with a small van. Only the space by the chapel is still accessible, unless you drive over a very narrow strip of stones—which I think is only possible with small off-road vehicles. Unfortunately, there are lots of mosquitoes even early in the season, so one point deducted.

Quiet night. Access currently only possible as far as the church. Divers and fishermen arrive in the morning.

I went there in the middle of the night and became increasingly frightened. When I arrived, I saw houses and strange things; I felt as if I were in a horror film. I immediately left again. I felt extremely uncomfortable and uneasy. This place is genuinely scary. I don’t know how you manage to sleep there, but personally I left quickly...

Very peaceful spot. We reached it with a 2WD VW T3. The route is manageable for everyone; the final section is a little more demanding but still easy enough. Silence and a stunning sea view..!

Great spot. We were in a 4x4 heavy vehicle 2.40 m wide.

Quiet, secluded place. I reached it without problems in a 6 m rear-wheel-drive Sprinter and was also able to leave uphill without difficulty during continuous rain and on softened ground. The spot described at the last bend is not actually that narrow; it is just that the rocking on the stony road brings you uncomfortably close to the wall.

If you like peace and quiet, this is a perfect place to be. On a pebble beach and near a church. You can stand on the beach or behind the church when the wind is blowing hard. We had no problems with mosquitoes or flies. The lawn behind the church was dry. At the end of October we stood here all alone for two nights with our 4x4. Also accessible for small vans, unfortunately not for big campers.