Saint Constantine

Beautiful and quiet sandy beach in the picturesque harbor surrounded by rocks. Agios Konstantinos, which takes its name from the homonymous church of Agios, is a beach with turquoise waters, closed like a lake, with sand and several wires. It also has two small caves, always ready for exploration.

Alogomandra

A strip of sandy beach, closed with high rocks, which is not visible from the road. There is sloping rocky ground and shallow green-blue waters. The formation of the beach is reminiscent of a mantra, hence the name “Alogomantra”.

Kapros

Small cove between white rocks with fine sand and blue waters. Kapros is easily accessible by car and transport and visible from the main road leading to Pollonia.

Mandrakia

Traditional fishing village, surrounded by Boat Houses. It has rooms for rent and a restaurant, as well as a quiet and small sandy beach of almost 150 meters, with fine dark gray pebbles and tamarisk trees.

Papafragas

Next to the ruins of the ancient city of Fylakopi, are the three caves of Papafragas. Papafragas Cave is a deep sea cave, where you can swim in turquoise waters between gray and white rocks that lead to the open sea. The beach is small, surrounded by the bright light rocks, while to get there you have to go down a steep carving on the rock. In Byzantine times it was used as a base for pirates, while it took its name from the last Frank Pope who used the beach to protect his boat.

Pachaina

Spacious beach overlooking the Glaronissia, with rich sand and some tamarisk trees, Pachaina will fascinate you thanks to its blue waters and the rocks that emerge through them.

Plathiena
Beach with fine white sand, and views to Akradies, Arkoudes and Mandrakia.

Pollonia

Pollonia or Apollonia is a picturesque fishing village built around a beautiful cove with a beach with rich sand and many tamarisk trees. It has several taverns, restaurants and island cafes, while from here the connection with the neighboring Kimolos and Glaronissia is made. Pollonia is easily accessible by car. and transportation.

Sarakiniko

The most famous beach of the island, thanks to the unique lunar landscape. All-white volcanic rock formations with excellent deep blue waters. There is also a small natural harbor, closed between the rocks, with a sandy beach and green-blue waters. The landscape is stunning, with continuous alternations of volcanic material and abundant fossils. Its name is due to the fact that pirates used it as a shelter. (The ship’s bollards are still preserved carved into the rock.) The whiteness of the rocks and the lack of vegetation create a unique feeling that you will hardly forget.

Firopotamos

Seaside settlement with a small but organized beach, suitable for swimming and fishing. It has several tamarisk trees and a creek surrounded by “wires”. Its beach is sandy, while it also has a beach bar. At the edge, after the fishing houses, you will see the abandoned loading ladder and the church of Agios Nikolaos.