This summer, more than ever, the need for isolation and social distancing seems not only necessary but necessary. Something that, as difficult as it sounds, can be achieved by making the right choices. Who are they; The deserted and remote beaches in popular and beloved Greek destinations that guarantee complete isolation and refreshing, refreshing dives away from everyone.
Wonderful beaches with golden beaches, shores with a strong rocky element or small, picturesque bays stand out in the "private" paradises of those who will choose them, recording kilometers on the car counter, in order to avoid overcrowding and crowds.
One of the most impressive beaches of the prefecture Chania, which still remains almost unknown to the general public. At a distance of 70 km southwest of the city of Chania and just 500 m west of the historic Monastery of Chrysoskalitsissa, the White Lake is a beautiful natural lagoon, which can easily be described as an earthly paradise.
Surrounded by a rare palm forest and a few cedars, the lagoon is separated from the sea by rocks which act as a natural dam, while it is completely protected from bad weather. Transparent and crystal clear blue-green waters call for refreshing longboats, while its impressive white sand is due in part to its name.
For those who want more seclusion and quiet, the White Lake is an ideal choice, as it is a calm and secluded beach that is not chosen by the masses. Those of you who are here combine your visit with a walk from the famous and much photographed Elafonissi, located 5 km from the beach of Aspri Limni.
A remote and secluded rocky cove in the southwestern part of the mansion Hydra, which is a calm choice for those who want to enjoy their summer dives with their. loneliness. This is Molos, a quiet beach for relaxing swimming, with turquoise waters and fine, white pebbles, surrendered to the "embrace" of green pines.
Its main feature is the pure virgin beauty of the landscape around it, as well as the impressive carnagio of the historic Tsamadou family, almost on the sea, which today has been turned into a mansion. The beach has no organization, so anyone who visits it should be provided with the necessary supplies.
To reach it on foot you have to walk about 25 minutes from the beach of Palamida, while by sea taxi access here is much easier. It is worth mentioning that during the Revolution, the area functioned as a naval base for the ships of the revolted Hydra.
Large and impressive dunes rise sharply above the secluded beach of Orthi Ammos in the southeastern part of Chania, impressing the visitor who will travel 80 km from the capital of the prefecture to be here. Its name is due to the imposing dunes, while it is a fantastic beach with shallow and crystal clear waters.
Quiet and quite secluded choice in the "shadow" of the popular Frangokastelo located nearby. Although open to the south, it is a remote sanctuary for those who want to relax their summer dives away from everyone and everything. The eastern part of the beach is a reference point for nudists, while even further east where the cliffs meet at Kritama, small clay shores are formed, which are reached on foot by passing through the sea.
According to the legend, a strong wind carried the sand of Orthi Ammos to Frangokastello covering the unburied bodies of the Greek warriors in the battle of Frangokastello on May 17, 1828. These are the legendary Drosoulites, one of the most famous and mysterious Crete.
Its most remote beach Naxos is located 54 km from the island town, about an hour and a half by car. However, it is worthwhile to travel this route and discover that the beautiful island of Cyclades has its own exotic paradise reminiscent of Hawaii.
The reason for Panormos or Panermos, the small and windless bay in the southeastern part of the island, which has become known for its quiet and exotic coast. Impressive palm trees almost touch the waters of the Aegean, making bathers think they are in an exotic destination.
Due to the distance from Naxos Town, the beach is a quiet choice for refreshing swims away from the crowds. Those who choose it enjoy the peace that prevails in the area, as well as the view of the islands: Koufonisia, Heraklion, Schinoussa, Kero and Amorgos. The bottom of the beach is suitable for diving enthusiasts but also for masked tours on the right side of the coast, as it is of particular interest.
Finally, the route (starting from Moutsouna) to get here is a "tour" of the wild beauty of Naxos, while passing through the remains of the Early Cycladic citadel that dominated the area.
In the western part of the island and at a distance of only 7 km from the village of Mylopotamos is one of the quietest and most isolated shores of Kythera. The wonderful Limnionas welcomes its visitors in its tiny and calm bay, in a picturesque setting taken as if from a movie.
The small beach is covered with sand, while the trees that reach the beach offer their soothing shade to bathers, while the calm and crystal clear blue-green waters of Limnionas invite refreshing longboats. The serene landscape that one sees calms the spirit, while the gaze is stimulated by the traditional, all-white cells with the colored doors, a storage point for the fishermen's boats.
The coast has no organization other than a picturesque tavern - a real experience on the sea with delicious delicacies that remain unforgettable. It is worth mentioning that in a sea cave north of Limnionas seals find shelter, which is why it has been named Fokospilia, as well as that from here begins a marked path to the baths of Aphrodite. The beach is accessed via an asphalt road from Mylopotamos, towards the cave of Agia Sofia, through a wonderful route overlooking the Ionian waters.
One of its dream beaches Evia, in its central part, is Thapsa, which enchants the visitor with the turquoise, pool-like waters and the rich vegetation of the island almost touching its water embrace.
It is one of the most inaccessible beaches of Evia, as to reach it one has to cross a rather rugged dirt road (about 10 km), however, the image of the beach and the experience one experiences here, far from everyone and of all, it rewards with the above any inconvenience.
To approach Chalkida from the starting point, head towards Kymi, following the road to Konistres and then to the village of Matelianoi. Remaining on the Kimi-Metochi road, turn right on a dirt road to Tsilaro beach. The total route is estimated at about 95 km, 1 hour and 45 minutes.
A beach that is not at all in line with the image that most people have in mind of the cosmopolitan Mykonos is the beach of Merchia, at a distance of 8 km from Ano Mera, in the relatively underdeveloped northern part of the island. It is relatively difficult to reach, as a large part of the route up to here is a dirt road. However, it is worthwhile to take the trouble and visit it because what it offers is hard to find on the island of the Winds.
Isolated longboats with unique "witnesses" the deep and clear waters of the Aegean and the church of Agios Nikolaos just opposite. The beach has no organization, so those who decide to visit it should be fully prepared with the essentials. Only a few tamarisk trees offer their soothing shade to bathers, while small white fishermen's houses add a picturesque touch to the whole scene.
A dreamy and highly secluded beach is found in its southern part Serifos, at a distance of 3,5 km from Livadi. The reason for Kalo Ambeli, the beach with the impressive rock formations in and out of the sea, the golden sand and the clear blue waters that invite refreshing longboats away from the busy beaches of the island.
The rocks on the right side of the coast also serve as natural "poles" for diving, while the beautiful seabed is an ideal destination for snorkeling lovers. Towards the left part of Kalo Ampelio there are tiny coves that can be discovered by swimming.
To reach it, one has to walk on the path that leads to it for about 20 minutes. The road for cars reaches a point, after the settlement of Rammos and in the direction of the beaches of Vagia, Ganema and Koutalas, and from there steps lead to the Church of the Savior, giving the baton to a downhill path that leads to the beach. Although access to it is quite difficult, the beach rewards the bathers who will choose it.
At the southern end of the bay, where the coast is located, is the rocky islet "Garbias" (also known as Mikronisi), which, according to local tradition, is associated with the myth of Odysseus.
The tiny Patmos takes just a few days to discover it and realize that the island of Apocalypse is a real revelation for those who visit it for the first time. Among the things that will stand out on the quiet island of Dodecanese, the dreamy beaches for all tastes, where bathers do not crowd, but instead enjoy their summer swims in peace.
One of them, and admittedly the most beautiful Patmos, is Psili Ammos, which as its name states, stands out for its golden, fine sandy beach. It is located in the southern part of the island and is the most remote beach, with access to it either by sea from the port of Skala or by hiking. In the second case, the route on the hill path that starts from Diakofti takes about 20-25 minutes. However, the effort and hassle are rewarded with the above, both with the wonderful view from above, and with the dreamy beach when one reaches his destination.
Psili Ammos with the wonderful turquoise waters of the Aegean that are crystal clear, invites to refreshing longboats far from everyone and everything. The beach is not organized, it only has a few tamarisk trees that offer their soothing shade to bathers, as well as a canteen-tavern with delicious dishes. The beach is a favorite destination for both nudists and free campers.