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Alonnisos boasts of a secret gem that is worth discovering. It's a leisurely stroll from Hora that takes about 25 minutes, so there's no need to drive. The beach is pristine, especially during our visit in September 2022, with no crowds in sight. Snorkeling enthusiasts will find this spot ideal for their underwater adventures. However, it's best to bring your own refreshments and an umbrella if you plan to spend the day. We're already looking forward to returning to this hidden paradise next year!
The beach's silence speaks volumes - it's clearly not meant for basking in the sun! Merely being weather-beaten doesn't automatically qualify it as pristine. It's a secluded cove that can only be accessed via a rugged dirt path. I wouldn't necessarily endorse a visit here.
This secluded beach boasts a small cove adorned with a mix of sand and gravel. Accessible via a dirt road of moderate complexity, be sure to navigate the winding bends with care during the 10-minute descent. The lack of crowds lends to a serene atmosphere, allowing one to fully immerse themselves in the natural surroundings. While the beach is minimalistic in terms of amenities, it offers a world of tranquility. However, it is worth noting that the wind may bring in some litter to the sea.
The beach boasted stunningly beautiful and pristine water that was crystal clear. However, the area was somewhat untidy with a significant amount of litter present. Despite this, the beach was not overcrowded and the water was refreshing and enjoyable.
This serene and secluded beach is a rare gem on the island, offering a unique blend of tranquility and pebbled terrain that is easily accessible. Though the path to the shore is a narrow dirt road devoid of any amenities or shelter, with a little planning it can be a rewarding and rejuvenating experience. And on calm days, it's an idyllic spot to soak up the sun and take in the stunning natural surroundings.