Η our homeland offers to the bather whatever his heart desires in terms of sea magic.
From exotic paradises and green places to bald or even lunar landscapes, it will be difficult for a local or foreign tourist to complain.
As for the beaches us, are known to the ends of the world. They are advertised by the biggest tourist guides, they are sung by those who were happy to see them and experience them up close.
Only not all the enchanting places for swimming on beaches are more or less accessible. Because there are places that you can go only by boat, as the lacy shores of our islands offer a lot to anyone who does not say "no" to day cruises and organized sea otters.
So let's go one trip on the water trails of the Greek resort that are accessed exclusively by sea;
Η perhaps the most famous beach of our country abroad is an exquisite sample point accessible only by boat. The famous Shipwreck on the east side of the island with the crystal clear waters, the white sand, the steep rocks and the half-submerged carcass of the merchant ship of course make up a scene that you will hardly find similar in the world.
Nature with its magical hand (landslides) and the also significant 1983, when "Panagiotis" with the load of illegal cigarettes sank there, remaining ungovernable, created an amazing landscape that the visitor can enjoy only from the water.
Fortunately, the boats for the Shipwreck and many and many routes offer, both from the city of Zakynthos and the neighboring bay of Porto Vromi and from many other parts of the island.
Another a diva of the Greek seas, here we have a really lacy coastline that unfolds full of caves and water passages, in rocks and turquoise waters. An old pirate stronghold, in a similar way the seeker of Greek beauty will arrive here, exclusively by boat.
Swimming in Kleftiko at the southwestern tip of Milos remains one of those experiences that you hardly forget in your life. Swim in an extremely impressive complex of volcanic gray-white rocks, with caves and pits to steal the show and this turquoise waters to take you.
The itineraries from Adamas are frequent for the "Meteora of the Sea", as they say characteristically and completely justified Kleftiko…
In any case, the picturesque fishing village of southwestern Crete can only be reached by boat or on foot, as you will not see a car here. Do not drive! Crowded between Chora Sfakion and Agia Roumeli, the seaside resort of the prefecture of Chania has only boats to move around, as everything is done by sea.
It is a village made exclusively for summer vacations, a setting that is set as if the weather opens. And while the beaches in the bay of Loutro gather the most people, the two most popular are a little further away (Glyka Nera and Marmara). And again they can only be reached by boat!
The pride of the Sporades probably does not need recommendations, remaining one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece and certainly the great ambassador of the Skiathos resort to the rest of the world. Awe and admiration are the emotions that overwhelm you reaching the northeastern tip of the island, we are talking about such magnificence of natural beauty.
The huge rock with the famous hole in the middle (Trypia Petra), the impressive stone formations that reach the shore, but also the round pebble have transformed the Lalaria in a jewel of the Sporades.
Only by boat can you get here, from the port, to see with your own eyes what the north wind and the wave can do when they decide to sculpt nature.
One of the most special beaches also special Amorgos It is covered, as its name suggests, by huge stone slabs, from which you dive into the water. The stubbornness of nature and the exclusive access from the port of Katapola have given it a temperamental note of freedom. Even the clothes make you feel limited here.
Blue crystal clear waters and a bath away from any gaze bring nudists seeking privacy to these arid rocks. Very close to Maltezi, the Plaques have their own story, a story that is written every day, every half hour from Katapola in particular…
One of the most exotic beaches in Greece opens in the uninhabited Chrysi, the world-famous Gaidouronisi with its poplar and pink sand, turquoise waters and indomitable natural beauty. Just off Ierapetra in the Libyan Sea, the Gaidouronisi offers in the hours you will stay there many wise experiences.
From the beautiful beaches and the turquoise seas to its rare cedar forest, the medieval church, the old salt flat, the ancient port and the lighthouse, even carved tombs dating back to Roman times will be found here. Visitable exclusively between May-October with daily itineraries from the port of Ierapetra, Gaidouronisi steals heart and mind with its unique ecosystem and its even more unique colors…
It may be known for its green beaches with their natural shade and easy access, but Skopelos still has many aces in its quiver of beauty.
The crystal clear waters bring some people to the wilder north side of Skopelos, which can only be reached by sea. Its jewel is Mavraki, where the rocks, the white pebbles and the most dazzling green of the island compose a frame taken by a brush of a great landscape.
Sarres, Ftelia, Megalo Pefko, Ekatopenintari and Mavraki introduce the holidaymaker to an unknown Skopelos which is definitely worth discovering…
White sand, off-white pebbles and turquoise waters. No, we are not talking about the beautiful of Europe, the thousand-sung Myrtos, but about another and equally heavenly beach, the lesser known Koutsoupia. But she has nothing to envy in terms of natural grandeur.
The enchanting beach with the turquoise water is drowned in the trees, among which naturally dominates the koutsoupia (locusts), which almost touch the wave, capturing the visitor with their incredible beauty. You will find it in the east of the island, between Sami and Poros, and you will only get here by boat, with the day cruises that make the round Of Kefalonia and depart from Skala and Poros.
Nature will reward you with the above…
On the south coast of the beautiful Kythera, between Kapsali and Halko, there is an alternative beach that can only be reached from the sea. The tiny Kyriakoulou with its white pebbles and sand steals the show with its green waters and steep cliffs.
The surprise here is the small pond that creates the neighboring gorge as it disappears on the shore. Deserted and windswept, wild and icy, Kyriakoulou is for those who seek the loneliness of their moments and are willing to go too far to guard it…