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The Cyclades archipelago is known for the beauty of its beaches, each one as more extraordinary than the last. From vast sandy beaches, bustling with seaside bars, to secluded coves and volcanic sands, the Cyclades are the ideal destination to relax and bask in the Greek sunshine.
Come and discover the most beautiful beaches of the Cyclades!
Relatively untouched by mass tourism compared to other beaches of the island, Agios Sostis offers a natural setting without any infrastructure apart from the chapel of Saint Sostis and a small popular restaurant. Located in a bay a few minutes from Chora, the waters are crystal clear, and the reefs are full of fish, making Agios Sostis ideal for snorkelling. Come and relax with your partner or your family and don't forget your mask and snorkels!
Psarou is one of the most exclusive beaches on the island, known for attracting celebrities and big yachts to the bay. Bordered by barren hills, the beach itself is stunning, while it also offers plenty of opportunities to eat or drink by the sea. Welcome to Psarou, to the Jet Set of Mykoniate!
Located on the east coast of the small island of Serifos, Ammos beach has twice been voted the most beautiful beach in Europe. Against a backdrop of hills, the velvety white sand and shallow crystal clear waters are ideal for swimming. The picturesque setting has been preserved, as very few buildings or restaurants line the beach. In the late evening, winds can pick up and stir up the sea. Sailing fans can also enjoy this beautiful beach.
Looking for an unusual, rugged beach? Welcome to Sarakiniko on the island of Milos. Here you will find neither sand nor pebbles, but only a smooth white rock carpet bordering the pristine waters. Often compared to a lunar landscape, this beach provides an exceptional setting where you can dive from the rocks and explore its small underwater caves.
Less than a kilometre from the famous beach of Galissas is the small cove of Armeos. Follow the trail along the coast for a little less than a kilometre from Galissas to reach Armeos. Along the way you will pass by the small chapel of Agia Pakou, built with lime, and arrive in this unspoiled natural setting, far from the crowds and mass tourism
Known as the most beautiful beach on Kea, Spathi is located about fifteen kilometres from Loulida in the northwest of the island. In the heart of a natural rocky and deserted setting, the beach offers beautiful scenery and crystalline waters which make swimming very pleasant indeed.
Very different from the white sandy beaches common to many of the Cyclades, the Red Beach on the island of Santorini offers a unique, but equally beautiful, setting with a red sandbank bordered by cliffs of orange volcanic rock and turquoise water. It is a sumptuous blend of colours.
Located on the northern tip of Antiparos, the beach of Theologos is a small haven for families. With calm and shallow emerald waters, worthy of a lagoon, you can swim with your children in complete safety immersed in this idyllic setting. Protected by trees, the Theologos also lets you enjoy a little shade under which to indulge in a beach picnic!
Located in the bay of Naoussa and Plastira, the beach of Kolymbithres will astound you with its incredible geological formations that line the beach. Here directly on the sand you will find large granite blocks, sculpted over the centuries by the sea and the wind. Enjoy a swim in the translucent waters where the rocks form small saltwater pools.
Located only a few metres from the Monastery of Panagia, Agnia Ana is made up of a series of sublime small coves, where the water takes on an almost unreal blue colour, all bordered by arid empty cliffs. Beware of the large rocks in the water, this beach is not necessarily suitable for children.
