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Between Gialopotama and the harbour of Agia Fotini, there are two adjacent beaches with fine pebbles and sand, surrounded by huge rocks. These beaches, called Pirgos, are ideal for snorkelling and naturism, as it’s very possible to be here alone. There is a dirt track heading to Pirgos, starting 500m north of Gialopotama. You could also walk there from Gialopotama (along the rocky shore). Above Pirgos, you will see three imposing caves.
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Yes, Pirgos beach is suitable for swimming. The water is clear and calm, making it safe for swimming.
No, there are no water sports activities available at Pirgos beach.
Yes, there are several accommodation options available near Pirgos beach, including hotels, apartments, and villas.
Yes, Pirgos beach is suitable for families with children. The water is shallow and calm, making it safe for children to swim.
No, there are no restaurants or cafes available near Pirgos beach. Visitors are advised to bring their own food and drinks.
No, Pirgos beach is not accessible by public transport. Visitors are advised to rent a car or take a taxi to reach the beach.
Yes, there is a small parking area available near Pirgos beach. However, it can get crowded during peak season.
The water colour of the beach is blue.
The beach has pebbles and rocks in some places.
The water depth of the beach is normal.
The sea surface at the beach is usually wavy.
The beach crowds are quiet.
There are no facilities available at the beach.
The beach can be accessed through a dirt track or by walking.
The beach is ideal for snorkeling and spearfishing, and there are rock shades available.
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