Possidi Cape (Faros) beach in Possidi is actually a sandbar that stretches deep into the sea.
It’s a really interesting part of the coast, a miniature sandy peninsula which changes his shape depending of the sea current.
Vehicles are parked at the beginning of the sandbar, in the vicinity of the camp and the famous lighthouse, and then the journey continues on foot. The beach is not organized, there are neither beach bars nor sunbeds, so it is essential that you bring food, water and umbrellas.
At the beginning of the sandbar you’ll feel like you’re in a sandy desert, and as you approach the peak it’ll delight you that the sea is on both sides of the sandbar. It often happens that on the one hand (toward Posidi) is windy, and on the other (towards Aigeopelagitika) is very calm.
It’s a really interesting part of the coast, a miniature sandy peninsula which changes his shape depending of the sea current.
Vehicles are parked at the beginning of the sandbar, in the vicinity of the camp and the famous lighthouse, and then the journey continues on foot. The beach is not organized, there are neither beach bars nor sunbeds, so it is essential that you bring food, water and umbrellas.
At the beginning of the sandbar you’ll feel like you’re in a sandy desert, and as you approach the peak it’ll delight you that the sea is on both sides of the sandbar. It often happens that on the one hand (toward Posidi) is windy, and on the other (towards Aigeopelagitika) is very calm.
