Discover below the ranking of the most beautiful beaches in Greece, based on travellers' reviews.
Spread your towel beneath an ancient acropolis overlooking turquoise waters at Lindos Beach. This bay provides a historic backdrop, perfect for families thanks to its calm and shallow water. While popular with water sports enthusiasts, it remains an essential stop to admire the citadel directly from the sand.
Navagio Beach is the icon of Zakynthos. A dramatic cove where the rusted MV Panagiotis shipwreck rests on white pebbles, surrounded by 200-meter cliffs and unreal turquoise water. Accessible only by boat, the site can also be viewed from a dizzying cliffside lookout. Landings have been prohibited since 2022, but sea excursions remain striking.
Tucked into the Sporades archipelago, Skiathos is a lush, green island where forest meets the coast. Among its sixty beaches, Lalaria Beach stands out for its rugged, cliffside terrain. Accessible only by boat, this cove of white pebbles features a natural stone arch and sea caves, including Galazia, known for its glowing blue light.
Firiplaka Beach, on the island of Milos in Greece, is known for striking multicolored cliffs, white sand, and turquoise water. It is a prime spot for snorkeling and kayaking, featuring beach umbrellas and a small cafe. It is a perfect mix of natural beauty and adventure for those seeking a quiet escape.
Zakynthos has no shortage of dream beaches, but only one is sulfurous in the literal sense. On the northeast coast, Xigia Beach features waters rich in sulfur. Fed by mineral springs from nearby sea caves, this spot serves as a natural spa. High cliffs and white pebbles define this unique, healing landscape.
Amidst the high energy of Mykonos, an island defined by its festive nightlife, Elia Beach offers a quiet sanctuary. Located about 6 miles from town, this expansive stretch of soft sand is framed by hills and cliffs. It remains one of the most scenic bays in Greece, featuring full amenities along the Aegean Sea, with separate gay-friendly and naturist sections beside the main family beach.
Lindos Beach is one of the most beautiful in Rhodes. It is one of the few fine sand beaches you will find there. The beach is quite large and well-maintained. You have the option to rent lounge chairs…
Lindos Beach is one of the most beautiful in Rhodes. It is one of the few fine sand beaches you will find there. The beach is quite large and well-maintained. You have the option to rent lounge chairs for a very reasonable price. Everything you need to spend a great day.
Magnificent beach surrounded by cliffs. Relaxing on the sand, then swimming in the turquoise water, that is what vacation is all about!
I read GlobeTrotter's review, and I confirm that being lucky enough to spend a day at this beach in early October was really super. I was able to swim, and the water stayed relatively warm. We had bri…
I read GlobeTrotter's review, and I confirm that being lucky enough to spend a day at this beach in early October was really super. I was able to swim, and the water stayed relatively warm. We had bright sunshine and such pretty colors to look at.
This beach could have had so much charm, but it is just so crowded and so packed with lounge chairs and other tourist traps that you do not feel in touch with nature at all. A real shame.
Stunning postcard scenery for this beach that mixes the turquoise sea with the different colors of the pebbles, rocks, and cliffs.
Surrounded by cliffs, Lalaria is only accessible by boat. Don't go thinking it isn't crowded! It is very famous on the island of Skiathos and you have to get there early if you want to pick your spot.…
Surrounded by cliffs, Lalaria is only accessible by boat. Don't go thinking it isn't crowded! It is very famous on the island of Skiathos and you have to get there early if you want to pick your spot. Because of the cliffs, some areas stay in the shade longer. I had read that little beach shoes would help you walk on the stones and rocks that are a bit sharp in some places. It is a good idea! The setting and the water are stunning!!
This small sandy beach, with its stunning waters, is tucked between two cliffs and is mainly accessible by boat. The ingredients seem to be there to create a paradise. Unfortunately, in the middle of…
This small sandy beach, with its stunning waters, is tucked between two cliffs and is mainly accessible by boat. The ingredients seem to be there to create a paradise. Unfortunately, in the middle of the season, the constant back and forth of boats and the crowding of vacationers make it feel a bit like a factory. I would have liked to visit the place off-season, as the experience must be really different I think.
This tiny little cove is famous for one curiosity: cold, sulfuric(?) water springs that flow directly into the sea. They say these waters have healing properties for skin issues and rheumatism. In my…
This tiny little cove is famous for one curiosity: cold, sulfuric(?) water springs that flow directly into the sea. They say these waters have healing properties for skin issues and rheumatism. In my case, it didn't cure my back pain. It was crowded, the water was cold, and it smelled like rotten eggs. In short, a bit of a disappointment. Remember to bring water shoes, the gravel is pretty sharp.
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