Few regions in the Mediterranean offer such a variety of beaches as the Municipality of Monemvasia. Over 50 of them are easily accessible by road; others are small, hidden-away coves demanding to be discovered by the more adventurous.

Whether sand or pebble, busy or isolated, all have crystal clean waters, and many have been awarded Blue Flags, an indication of a high standard of maintenance.

There is a choice between the east coast, on the Myrtoon Sea, or the west coast on the Gulf of Laconia. Or head for land’s end at legendary Cape Maleas and the beaches of Vatika.

Directions are given to every beach as well as suggestions as to which are best when strong winds are blowing.

Neratzionas-Kambos

Neratziona beach is well known for its golden sand and shallow turquoise water. One can use the umbrellas and the showers located at the beach.

There is a canteen and a fish tavern.

good choice for…

This beach is ideal for people of all ages and especially for families with children. It can be easily accessed and there is plenty of space for kids to play.

winds…

Avoid this beach in case of strong south winds.

Location:
Kambos Vion near Neapoli
Information:
The beach is 5 km away from Kambos village. Take the road to the beach starting at the centre of the village. There is parking space next to the beach.

Pori

Plytra, with its cosmopolitan atmosphere, is a lovely, Blue Flag beach with golden sand and shallow water, ideal not only for swimming but for all seaside sports. There is a beach volley net, and in the summer months a professional life guard is on duty.

The cafe-restaurant right behind the beach is a favourite meeting place for people of all ages.

good choice for…

Ideal for young people wanting to enjoy a cool drink on the beach while listening to good music.

winds…

Provides shelter from all but southerly winds.

Location:
Neapoli
Information:
There is plenty of parking space along the coastal avenue of Neapoli.