Discover the best top things to do in Saronic Gulf Islands, Greece including Kaki Vigla, Aponisos Beach, Satirli Beach, Saint Nicholas Beach, Agios Nikolaos Beach, Bekiri Cave, Ayia Paraskevi Beach, Moni Island Beach, Marathonas Beach, Agiou Nikola Peristeria Beach.
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4.5 based on 460 reviews
The best thing to do on Angistri (Hook) Island during the warmer months is to go for a swim to Aponisos in the southwest. We had come from Aegina by Flying Dolphin and then took a small, incredibly crowded bus - like something out of India - to here for 2€ one way per person. Thus the start was quite a nightmare. Once at Aponisos we walked over a small bridge to the small private island of that name, and then up to the ticket office and café. Entrance is 5€ per person and includes a free soft drink or a 'granita'. With it one has free use of sunbeds and umbrellas, only a shower costs a separate 0.50€. There are sunbeds and umbrellas on both sides of Aponisos island. The more open side on the southwest faces uninhabited Doroussa island and way back the peninsula of Methana. On this bay, but outside Aponisos, is a fish tavern. More special is the cove to the northeast, whch thanks to white sand at the bottom, has fantastic turquoise colours. If one associates a beach with sand or pebbles, nothing is to be found here. It is rocks all over the places and with plenty of sea urchins sticking onto them, so the only approach into the water is on ladders or steps. We spent a relaxing time here and our two Californian grandchildren hardly ever came out of the water. Luckily it was not so bad anymore to travel back by bus to the Flying Dolphin pier outside Skala.
4.5 based on 184 reviews
Clean, fresh and beautiful beach of small, fascinating stones. Well kept umbrellas and sun beds for a very reasonable price. Nice little beach bar with cold beverages, Greek salad, toast, sandwiches etc. Wonderful place for a full day with sun&sea! The boat trip to go there is a bonus.
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Small entra d but opens up to a large cave with a small dandy beach. You’ll need a torch! Mainly rocks with no sea urchins walking up to the beach inside the cave. We anchored very close to the entrance, long lined up the shore and had lunch! Be early if you want to the best spot for your yaucht.
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Amazing beach full of pine trees with clean water , peaceful and white , transportation with kaiki or a bus
4.5 based on 282 reviews
And peacocks, and deer and clear water and so much to exploring around island and sooo amazing pine smell !! Moni is must-see island. We went there end of September, there was one boat sailing on request and very little people on the beach. Can't imagine how crowded could be if not Covid and out of season!
4.5 based on 173 reviews
A very nice beach with a number of tavernas where you will be offered free sunbeds if you buy food or drink from any of them Very good service at Tassos
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