Paralia Armenistis

This beach is stunning with its crystal clear water and golden fine sand. It's perfect for snorkeling as there are plenty of fishes around. It's also very peaceful and quiet. The public access point is located near the camping area and is about an 8-10 minute walk away.

This beautiful beach with crystal-clear waters that are sure to take your breath away. However, the only downside is that access to the beach is through a private camping area, which requires a fee of 4 euros. Alternatively, there is a public path that takes around 10 minutes to walk, but it seems unfair that visitors have to take such a detour to reach the beach. Despite this, once you arrive, you can still enjoy the amenities of the camping bar and even depart from the camping site if you wish. It's a bit nonsensical, but the beauty of the beach makes it all worth it.

The beach in Sarti is truly one of the finest, though their pricing structure can be a tad perplexing. There is a mandatory €3.50 entrance fee, but an alternative is to pay €5.50, which includes a complimentary drink. The most economical sunbeds are priced at €5 each, but if you prefer to be closer to the water, it will cost €8 per unit. Additionally, hourly rates are available for €2. It's evident that maintaining the beach's cleanliness is no easy feat, hence the entrance fee. However, if you're not keen on paying, there are plenty of free spaces where you can set up your own umbrella.

Although I cannot give this beach a perfect rating due to its proximity to the camping area, which requires a 10-minute walk to access the beach for free, the water is absolutely stunning. The turquoise color is breathtaking, and the water is crystal clear. While there are some stones to navigate when walking, it adds to the natural beauty of the beach. The only downside is that it can get a bit crowded, and finding a parking spot may be a bit challenging. Overall, this beach is a true gem and definitely worth a visit.

Ah, the beach. A place where the sun shines, the waves crash, and the sand sticks to every inch of your body. This particular beach has a certain charm to it, with small rocks dotting the shoreline and crystal-clear water that begs you to dive in. But beware, my fellow beach-goers, for this paradise comes at a price. Access to this sandy haven will set you back a cool 4 euros, and if you want to bask in the sun on a pair of sunbeds, that'll be an additional 16 euros. And don't even think about getting a refreshing drink included in that hefty fee. It seems this beach is reserved for the elite, those who don't mind shelling out their hard-earned cash for a prime spot on the sand. But hey, if you've got the funds, why not indulge in a little luxury? Just don't forget to pack your wallet.