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The beaches of Maheridia by Koutsouras village are a series of three different beaches with high cliffs. These beaches are all beautiful with crystal clear water and are only accessible by boat. The only one that can be accessed from the coast is the last beach to the east, accessed through two different trails hidden in the dense piney wood. The beach is only a few meters east of the well-known woods Apiganias at Koutsouras, in an area with many pine trees.
From the main road, a very short dirt road descends to the parking area where we meet a cluster of high pine trees. From here we have beautiful panoramic views of the eastern bay of Maheridia. Maheridia is a favourite destination for locals and you will very rarely see tourists. The picturesque bays are sandy and pebbly with some scattered rocks in places. The east bay at Maheridi is calm and windless almost all the time, being ideal for families with children.
The area is full of water springs, especially in winter and spring water gushes from everywhere and after a short distance reaches the sea. At some point the water is gathered, so one can see running water even in the dry summer months.
There are plenty of activities to do at Maheridia beaches, such as swimming, sunbathing, beach volleyball, surfing, and snorkeling.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes near Maheridia beaches where you can enjoy delicious local cuisine and refreshing drinks.
Yes, it is generally safe to swim at Maheridia beaches, but it is always recommended to check the water conditions and follow the safety guidelines.
Yes, there are several hiking trails near Maheridia beaches that offer stunning views of the coastline and the surrounding landscape.
Yes, there are several rental shops near Maheridia beaches where you can rent beach equipment such as umbrellas, chairs, and snorkeling gear.
Yes, there are several cultural attractions near Maheridia beaches, such as ancient ruins, museums, and traditional villages that offer a glimpse into the local culture and history.
The water colour of the Maheridia beaches is blue.
The Maheridia beaches has fine pebbles as sand.
The water at the Maheridia beaches is deep.
The sea surface at the Maheridia beaches is usually calm.
No, there are no crowds at the Maheridia beaches.
There are no facilities available at the Maheridia beaches.
The Maheridia beaches is accessible via a paved road.
Yes, the Maheridia beaches is nudism friendly.
The Maheridia beaches is ideal for snorkeling and spearfishing.
Yes, there is tree shade available at the Maheridia beaches.
