BEACHES OF AMMOULIANI
Saint George
It is located at the SE of the Ammouliani island. You can visit this beach in a couple of different ways, with your own boat, a chartered boat, or by car.
While on the way to Saint George beach, you will stumble upon other small beaches.
There are plenty of small beaches in the cluster of islands surrounding Ammouliani island.
As a matter of fact, a boat is needed to visit all these smaller islands. They are worth visiting, even though it’s gonna take a long time to visit them all.
Also, the beach has a couple of taverns that are open and welcoming visitors.Alykes – Savana
It is located at the southern side of Ammouliani, facing Sithonia and you can visit it by boat (your own or a rented one), but also by car.
Also, the beach has a couple of taverns that are open and welcoming visitors. There are more small beaches at the southern side of the island, but they can only be visited by boat.
Try it, it’s worth the effort.Drenia Beach
The locals call them Gaidouronisia, and they are a cluster of small islands less than two miles from Ouranoupoli and Ammouliani. You can go with your own boat or rent a boat from Ouranoupoli or Kamoudi (no license required).
You can also go by boats you will find at Scala, Ouranoupoli (in front of the Tower). These are routes that happen once per hour, starting from 10am. with the last being at 6 p.m.
Also, the beach has a tavern that is welcoming visitors.Porto Agio
The coast has been awarded with a blue flag. This means that its waters are checked twice a month by the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources and are listed on the coastal notice board.
There is an organized infrastructure (WC, shower, waste bins, pharmacy, reception area). There is also a Beach Bar and restaurant.The surrounding area
Mount Athos, Ierissos, New Roda, Stratoni, Stratoniki, Stagira, Olympiada, Ouranoupoli, Aristotle’s Park.
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