Scenic gravel beach, industrial noise
Greece
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A small gravel beach with a few trees offers a scenic waterside stop, but industrial facilities and a power station are directly opposite. Access is very poor, with a steep partly unpaved track, a deep furrow about 20 meters long, and a need for good ground clearance and uphill power. There are at most 2 suitable places, and waves, wind, construction noise, and industrial discharge concerns can affect the stay.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Visit in mid-May 2026: the beach is beautiful, but the access road is very poor, requiring decent ground clearance and good power for the uphill return. The power plant opposite may not appeal to everyone either. At most two proper pitches. With a westerly current, you cannot go into the water.
Not recommended without sufficient ground clearance and four-wheel drive! The spot itself is not worth it either. It would be beautiful, but there is industry right next to it and noise from construction work. Swimming is probably not advisable because of industrial wastewater.
If you like industrial charm, this is the place for you. I drove down in a six-meter Jumper. At the critical point, you can no longer turn around. Avoid it in bad weather. For me, the place had bad energy. Not worth it.
Mega spot! Superb pebble beach with lots of sunshine. Arrival and departure were easy even without 4x4/AWD, although there are longitudinal washouts. Important: pay attention to the waves and wind. During my stay, the entire beach, including the beach-house peninsula, was flooded. I was there before and after, and the devastation was considerable! The power plant is out of service. Spearfishing there is rather poor.
Pebble beach with crystal-clear water. Robinson Crusoe feeling. Trees for shade.
Very beautiful small sandy beach. Robinson Crusoe feeling. Clear blue sea, but it gets deep immediately. Some may find the view of the power plant interesting. The only current problem is a deep rut on the access road, about 20 meters long, so it is not suitable for motorhomes; vans can manage it.
I stayed there for four nights with my 6-meter Ducato, and the track was no problem. Absolute peace, and I saw very few people. For me, it was paradise.
We were lucky that there was no more smell of decomposition! Buco Peppino's review is absolutely accurate. Complete peace—what more could you want? Yes, there is an industrial harbor in the distance, but you do not have to look at it.
