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Shallow, waveless waters, an inflatable water park, as well as canoes, SUP boards, and water bikes make Limanaki Beach perfect for children and more.

Located at the estuary of the Manikiatis River, Stomio is one of the largest beaches in the area.

Soutsini is located just 10 minutes from Kimi's main square. Due to its location, it is not easily affected by the weather, which is why it attracts quite a crowd during the summer, especially when there are strong winds.

Tsilaros Beach is a beach purely for those who adore the combination of mountain and sea, ideal for free camping.

Chili is for those who want to put on their mask and water shoes and explore the two small coves and, who knows, maybe even catch some octopuses that frequent the area!

Naftiko Beach is one of the beaches in the area that requires either a boat or a willingness to walk a considerable distance in order to get to it.

The beach of Agios Merkourios is an extension of Mourtéri Beach and ends at the rock of Kefala, which also gives its name to the right end of the beach.

Kalami Beach is a hidden gem that rewards those who manage to reach it.

Kavos is a very small beach, perfect for those who enjoy diving and exploring the underwater world with a mask.

Thapsa is a beach for groups of friends who like to wake up in the morning and load their jeep or rural vehicle with umbrellas, sunbeds, towels, life jackets, rackets, balls...