The most beautiful natural sites to discover Cyclades

Beyond the pebble beach of the port, you can easily reach on foot the five beaches of the surroundings.

Towards the north, on the other side of the port, Vardia is a pretty bay, one of the longest on the island, but it is very exposed to the wind so avoid meltemi days. It is accessible by a staircase and you will find small pebbles and some rare trees. Towards the south, three beaches follow one another: Latinaki, Vitsentsou and Pountaki. Prefer Vitsentsou for the clear view towards the open sea, its sandy beach little visited and its deep water.

Sheltered Cove where the Domicile club was elected - Tel +30 22840 43035. Beach volley, restaurant, sun umbrellas, sun loungers… This is the starting point for a beautiful walk to the Haghios Ioannou monastery. Between the beaches of Kolimbythres and Monastery you will see a shipyard behind which a wooden portal is located. If you open it, you'll get to a wonderful, secluded beach that is pretty exposed to the winds.

Just after Antonio lies the beach of Pounda (not confused with the village of Pounda which is facing Antiparos). There are two beach clubs where access is free but where the activities are paid. Huge swimming pool, bars, restaurants, ping-pong, billiards, élastique… You can do everything and anything. The clientele is young and cheryth, the music is thoroughly.

You can swim without fear on the beach near the harbour. Clear water and turquoise, and perfect sand.

The beach of Kedros, 1 km from Stavros, is an interesting option for bathing, but it is a naturist beach… Some consider it one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece. If you are going away, you can rest assured that Livadi beach is a naturist beach. Reserved for amateurs, therefore.

Sandy and pebble beach. Access by road after the church of Agia Thekli, then by a bad road, which is easy to borrow on foot.

Pebble beach with beautiful waves as it is north oriented. Access by road and then by a dirt path about 500 meters.

Sandy and pebble beach, which communicates with two other smaller beaches that are also beautiful. After the little church at the crossroads, the road is bad and the slope is a little difficult.

Rather secluded sand beach, accessible by the road of Alonaki and then by a dirt road. 

Karavi's page is beyond that of Livadakia and the village of Ramos. It is easily accessible on foot from the village. This sandy beach offers no shadow and does not have tavern. It is often frequented by naturists. Water is particularly clear.

This is the longest sand beach in the bay of Livadi. A few taverns and coffees cross the seafront at that level. It is a well-equipped and family-run beach. The water is shallow.