Alexandroupoli Beaches

Clean, not super-developed, and with options for families and nature lovers, Alexandroupoli beaches are not really famous and, nowadays, this is an advantage.

A cantilevered observation wheel with the Lighthouse of Alexandroupoli in the background.
photo: george erws / CC BY-SA 2.0

Alexandroupoli Beaches

A picture showing the sandy beach of Delta of Evros close to Traianoupoli.
photo: John Marti / CC BY-SA 4.0
#1

Agios Sotiras Beach

Evros Delta

Agios Sotiras beach is sandy and has shallow waters. Located in a protected area with distinctive beauty, it's ideal for nature lovers.

Picture of the sandy Mesimvria beach taken from the sea.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY-SA 2.0
distant ≈ 24.8km
#2

Mesimvria Beach

Hop out of the car into the sea - well, almost. One of Thrace's most beautiful beaches with good odds of an incredible sunset, so stay till late.

A photo of the beach of Agios Georgios of Makri at Alexandroupoli.
photo: Pjposullivan / CC BY-SA 3.0
#3

Agios Georgios (Makri) Beach

Agios Georgios is a thick-sand-and-stones beach with clear waters. Enjoy drinks at the beach bar and food at the tavern. Just great!

Sunbeds and umbrellas at the Agia Paraskevi (Panorama) Beach of Makri at Evros.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY 2.0
#4

Agia Paraskevi (Panorama) Beach

Makri Evros

A cosmopolitan, well-organized sandy beach of Alexandroupoli that attracts people of all ages. The beach-bar area can get really crowded.

A picture of the beach of Dikellon of Evros, including some umbrellas and sunbeds.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY 2.0
distant ≈ 22km
#5

Paralia Dikellon Beach

Dikella

Paralia Dikellon is a long thick-sand beach - partly organized, partly rough. Waters are clean but mind a few stones and rocks in the sea.

A part of the Marmaritsa beach at Rhodope among the steep cliffs of the area.
photo: User:Ggia / CC BY-SA 3.0
distant ≈ 41.1km
#6

Marmaritsa Beach

Maroneia

A pristine place for meditative moments. Marmaritsa is a rock beach surrounded by rough boulders and cliffs. Accessible through a long dirt road.

A picture of straw umbrellas and sunbeds at the Kagkeles beach of Rhodope.
photo: Eastern Macedonia & Thrace
distant ≈ 45.1km
#7

Kagkeles Beach

Maroneia

Pebble beach with deep and clear waters. It attracts mostly young people thanks to the beach bar. Fantastic views of Samothraki.

A photo of the Nea Chili (Kalamaki) Beach and the red-soil cliff at Alexandroupoli.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY 2.0
#8

Nea Chili (Kalamaki) Beach

On Nea Chili shore, Kalamaki is the town's beach. It has clear waters, small pebbles, and a red-soil cliff which, for a Greek beach, is unusual.

Aerial picture of Petrota beach, nearby areas overgrown with bushes, and a mountain in the background.
photo: YouTube: Petrota beach Greece
distant ≈ 32.2km
#9

Petrota Beach

Petrota is a pristine, undeveloped, cliffside beach. Be mindful of sea urchins, and don't forget your mask and snorkel. Small beach bar present.

A photo of the ΕΟΤ beach and the sea at the city of Alexandroupolis.
photo: Pjposullivan / CC BY-SA 3.0
#10

Beach ΕΟΤ Alexandroupolis

A sandy, well-organized beach that is awarded the blue flag for its cleanliness. The standard option for beach-goers when in Alexandroupolis.

A picture of the rocky coast covered by bushes at Sinaxi beach, Rhodope.
photo: Eastern Macedonia & Thrace
distant ≈ 38.1km
#11

Sinaxi Beach

Maroneia

The remote and peaceful Sinaxi beach has crystal-clear waters and accessible chiefly by sea. It attracts nature lovers and campers.

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