BEACHES

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Sikamia beach, one of the more remote destinations on the south of the island.
Kea is home to a wealth of extraordinary beaches. Crystal blue waters hug the remote shores along the island’s entire coast, promising a reinvigorating experience. Popular areas for swimming include easily accessed Otzias, offering golden sandy landscapes and crowded tamarisk fields. For visitors that prefer an alternative to popular destinations, Xyla, Spathi and Koundouros beaches are ideal. These places are popular for families seeking an organized and comfortable swimming experience. On the other hand, for a more peaceful and quiet destination, locals recommend the south part of the island full of most remote, pebble beaches.

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