Seaside open area, impassable access

The road is still damaged

The access road to the site has collapsed in the middle. No passage anymore. Turning around is difficult.

Be careful not to follow the GPS if you arrive from the east. You have to take the road in front of the farm. We followed the GPS, which sent us down a dead-end track that we could not get back up without the help of a 4x4.

Very pleasant spot, directly by the sea. Fishermen are present, allowing you to see them working on their boats. We had a wonderful time. Respect nature; obviously, do not empty your wastewater or toilet cassette here. An adorable female dog will keep you company. Give her a little food and water. Unlike those who keep the goats, be careful around them if you go hiking.

Great spot for the day. Please bring a bag of kibble for Ella. She is a little dog, probably one or two years old, incredibly gentle and affectionate. She will not bother your dogs; she is afraid of them. Please give her some water too. She is really sweet. She is near the hut.

Beautiful and clean sea but the beach was dirty. Smells shit from animals -cows and goats. We had a quiet night (there were also street lights in a desert beach). In early morning came a flock of goats without a shepherd, but with three dogs.

Beautiful location but access is now restricted as part of the field behind the beach has been ploughed to form a barrier, parking is possible at the front but it’s very narrow, larger vehicles will struggle to turn around.

We were there recently... catastrophe. The Greek permanent campers had to move everything about 20 m back from the water's edge, and are now standing in the middle of the site. After about 18 years, we will no longer visit this otherwise beautiful place. The police come by every few days and write tickets.

We found a shady spot. I asked the Greeks who were there, and they didn't mind. Very quiet, apart from the goats bleating this morning.

could not find the entrance

The spot is great, but you should understand that this is a pasture and the animals need peace and quiet. I consider it totally unsuitable for dog owners; the livestock guardian dogs, without a shepherd, will not tolerate any intruders.