Pelion Beaches

On one side are cliffs, hills, and forests, and on the other a deep blue sea. Most Pelion beaches have excellent sunrises. Many options for families.

Dense vegetation has taken over the rocky coastline of Pelion.
photo: Dan Taylor-Watt / CC BY 2.0

Pelion Beaches

A panoramic picture that depicts the Fakistra beach of Mouresi at Pelion.
photo: Nicolas Hadjidimitriou / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Fakistra Beach

Tsagkarada

Wild nature, steep rocks taken over by trees, crystal-clear waters. It's small, and so, it gets packed in August. Wear shoes - the path is rough.

A panoramic photo of the Mylopotamos beach at Mouresi of Pelion.
photo: Glinard76 / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Milopotamos Beach

Tsagkarada

Mylopotamos beach is a blossomed, wild landscape sometimes with big waves. In August, it's crowded but not early morning or around sunset.

Many people, umbrellas, and sunbeds at one part of the Agii Saranta beach of Zagora on Pelion.
photo: Andreas Routsias / CC BY-SA 4.0
#3

Agii Saranta Beach

Zagora

At Agii Saranta beach, the trees touch the sea, and wild rocks tower over your head. In the mornings, finding a parking spot is easy.

A picture of the Paltsi (Ag. Konstantinos) beach on South Pelion.
photo: Olga Paltsi Rooms
#4

Paltsi Beach

Argalasti

Paltsi is a peaceful beach that never gets crowded. It's surrounded by green hills, has a few boulders and rocks, and a great sunset.

A photo showing many people under umbrellas and others who are sunbathing at the Agiokampos Beach of Agia (Melivoia).
photo: arxitektonas / CC BY-SA 2.0
#5

Agiokampos Beach

Agia (Melivoia)

Velika, Sotiritsa, Agiokampos are beaches on the same long sandy patch stretching for kilometers. Clean waters, trees hanging from boulders. And beach bars.

A panoramic picture showing the beach of Papa Nero at Ag. Ioannis, Mouresi.
photo: Dan Taylor-Watt / CC BY 2.0
#6

Papa Nero Beach

Ag. Ioannis Mouresi

Long and wide, lush-green, with golden-sand, Papa Nero beach is just amazing. A convenient beach with loungers and umbrellas and other services.

A photo showing a part of the Chorefto beach at Zagora of Pelion.
photo: manfred matticka / CC BY-SA 3.0
#7

Chorefto Beach

Zagora

Chorefto is a large beach with clear waters. It gets battered by huge waves mostly in windy Augusts, in which case it's good enough for surfing.

A picture of campers with umbrellas and towels on Kastri Beach, South Pelion.
photo: Kastri Beach Camping
#8

Camping Kastri Beach

South Pelion

A camping with a sandy beach on the east side of Pelion. Not too crowded even in high season, friendly people all around, and great food.

The settlement of Agios Ioannis and a part of the Agios Ioannis Beach at Mouresi of Pelion.
photo: Holger Casselmann / CC BY-SA 3.0
#9

Agios Ioannis Beach

Mouresi

Agios Ioannis is aarge beach known for its huge waves in windy months. It has a busy beachfront road with restaurants and all other services.

A photo showing a restaurant and the beach of Kala Nera at South Pelion.
photo: EntaXoyas / CC BY-SA 3.0
#10

Kala Nera Beach

Milies

Kala Nera is an OK beach that is usually crowded. In the afternoons, the road is pedestrianized, and people enjoy taverns and bars.

A picture of the crystal clear waters of the Koropi (Boufa) beach of South Pelion.
photo: HG32 / CC BY-SA 3.0
#11

Koropi (Boufa) Beach

Milies

A small-pebbles beach with relatively shallow waters, Koropi beach is Pelion's longest. Some beach bars offer services. Not bad at all.

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