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To the west of the village of Platia Peramata, you’ll discover the humble settlement known as Krigioi, with its array of unlawfully constructed homes and cottages. A brief drive along the local stream leads you to a stunning beach adorned with fine pebbles and crystal clear water. The uniqueness of Krigi lies in its numerous miniature beaches that stretch along the coast to Platia Peramata and the awe-inspiring soft limestone formations.
Overlooking Krigi is the quaint chapel of Saint Demetrius. To its west, you will find another secluded pebbly beach, Aspros Harakas, or White Rock, named for the pale rocks at its western end. However, Aspros Harakas may not appeal to everyone as it can only be reached by boat, boasts large stones and lacks shade.
Venturing further westward, you’ll stumble upon the three consecutive beaches of Kokkines Plakes, or Red Rocks. True to their name, these beaches are surrounded by reddish rocks and are primarily accessible via the sea.
Krigi beach is located in which country and region?
Can visitors swim in the waters of Krigi beach?
What are the available activities for visitors to enjoy at Krigi beach?
Are there any rules or regulations that visitors should be aware of when visiting Krigi beach?
What is the ideal season or time of year to visit Krigi beach?
Is Krigi beach a safe place for children to play and swim?
What is the natural beauty and landscape of Krigi beach like?
What other tourist destinations or attractions are located near Krigi beach?
Are there any accommodations or facilities available for visitors with disabilities at Krigi beach?
The water colour of the Krigi beach is blue.
The Krigi beach has fine pebbles as sand.
The water depth of the Krigi beach is normal.
The surface of the sea at the Krigi beach is usually calm.
The Krigi beach is usually quiet with fewer crowds.
There are no facilities available at the Krigi beach.
The Krigi beach can be accessed through a dirt track.
Yes, there is tree shade available at the Krigi beach.