Secluded beach, difficult access
Unnamed Road, 480 60, Agia
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4x4 access only
Getting here needs an off-road vehicle. Check your ground clearance before setting off.
A very secluded spot in an olive forest with its own sandy beach. Reaching it requires about 1 hour on a gravel road, with ground clearance necessary and sometimes all-wheel drive. The final section is difficult, including a hole about 1m50 deep across the road; larger vehicles may not reach the bottom. The beach is reached by a steep path and old stairs.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Very nice spot with a private beach. Access is a little difficult but manageable. A short off-road section is recommended.
You can drive with a Mitsubishi L200 but not all the way down, 3 turns from the bottom, otherwise a nice place
Near the end of the road, it is now more passable, but a hole about 1.5 metres deep has been dug across the entire width of the road.
Unfortunately, near the end of the road, water has eroded it. A wide 4x4 is unsuitable. A small Jimny can get through.
Once you reach the destination, it is wonderfully secluded, with a beautiful sandy cove about 30 metres steeply below the parking area, accessible via old steps. Only suitable for small vehicles, 4x4 with low range; you should not worry about scratches here.
Very beautiful and remote place where we spent two peaceful nights. The beach is wonderful and made us forget the difficult approach. The recommended approach is from the north via the seaward-sloping path with the larger bend, but neither route is kind to your paintwork. The road is too narrow and low for Sprinters and trucks.
If you like being alone in a very remote place, this is exactly right. The way here is somewhat difficult because it is partly very narrow and washed out. It is not recommended without four-wheel drive and good ground clearance. The sea is about 20 metres below and can easily be reached on foot. In places, there is even a staircase leading down.
