Quick search
CTRL+K
Quick search
CTRL+K
The longest stretch of sand on Koufonissi, also known as Lefki, is located on the southeastern part of the islet, facing Africa. The water is incredibly clear and the rocky seabed is perfect for snorkelling, complemented by the smooth sand. However, the lack of shade can be an issue. If you dare to ascend the somewhat steep sandy inclines of the beach, you’ll find remnants of Koufonissi’s old lighthouse, erected on the site of an ancient temple.
The beach is called Prosfora, named after a round rock visible from the shore. Local lore suggests that this rock resembles a prosphoron, which is a small loaf of leavened bread used in Orthodox Christian liturgies.
Prosfora beach is located in the southern part of the island of Naxos, Greece.
Yes, Prosfora beach is suitable for swimming as the water is clear and calm.
No, there are no water sports activities available at Prosfora beach.
No, there is no natural shade available at Prosfora beach, so it is recommended to bring your own umbrella or sunshade.
Yes, Prosfora beach is suitable for families with children as the water is shallow and calm.
Yes, there is a small parking area available near Prosfora beach.
Yes, there are several hotels and apartments available near Prosfora beach.
The water colour of the Prosfora beach is blue.
The Prosfora beach has sand, with rocks in some places.
The water depth of the Prosfora beach is normal.
The surface of the sea at the Prosfora beach is usually calm.
The Prosfora beach is usually quiet.
There are no facilities available at the Prosfora beach.
The Prosfora beach can be accessed by boat.
Yes, the Prosfora beach is nudism friendly.
The Prosfora beach is ideal for snorkeling and spearfishing.
Prosfora beach has received 0 reviews with an average rating of out of 5
