Beachside spot, gravel approach
Unnamed Road, 740 60, Foinikas
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Natural beachside wild spot on sand and pebbles, with a small chapel nearby and space along the coast. It is quiet, especially outside the season, although some cars pass during the day and local access disputes can occur. There are no onsite showers, water or waste facilities, but two nearby tavernas have showers. The eastern approach is currently fenced in winter and generally narrow; the northwestern route is easier, while the last 1 km is gravel.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Not a bad spot but local farmer didn’t like us because of our dog. However we spent two quiet nights here.
The approach from the east, past the canteen, is currently impossible in winter because it is blocked by a fence, and it is generally very narrow. The approach from the northwest is much more pleasant.
Great place to spend the night and relax. We just didn't want to drive down the road from the west, it seemed like a steep descent, but it probably wasn't. So we came from the east. We stayed for two days. Even though there are a few cars passing by during the day, it's quiet here, at least out of season (20.11. 25)
Bivouac spots just the way we like them—wonderful places worth preserving. Thank you all for leaving this site clean and remaining discreet during your visit.
Beautiful beach spot, very peaceful and fairly quiet. The last kilometer to get there is a little rough but manageable with any vehicle. You can park along the entire coast, so there is plenty of space. Recommended!
Simply wonderful, beautiful beach, nice people—actually three beaches in a row. Two taverns within walking distance, both with showers. No disposal facilities. Large supermarkets in Plakias, including a butcher. Please, please keep the places clean, otherwise this spot will soon be gone too!
Beautiful place; you can drive a little farther toward the taverna, but we were thrown out twice by a shepherd. He kept repeating that we were disturbing the sheep. We also saw him approach another camper, so beware!
The road to the bay has now been paved, so there is quite a lot of traffic.
