Chomi (Paradise) Beach

Known as Paradise Beach: a fine-pebble cove in a slot between towering cliffs, invisible from the sea until you're close. Boat access only.

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Chomi (Paradise) beach guide

Chomi, better known as Paradise Beach, is a small cove of coarse sand and pebbles on the west coast south of Liapades, enclosed by a semicircle of high limestone cliffs that turn from white to orange at sunset.

It can only be reached by boat, so it's rarely crowded. The turquoise water gets deep quickly and is excellent for snorkelling, especially early or late in the day. In high season a few sunbeds and umbrellas are put out. Paradise Beach is a regular stop on boat trips from Paleokastritsa, often together with the Blue Eye sea cave.

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About Chomi (Paradise)

Is Chomi (Paradise) a sandy beach?
No, Chomi (Paradise) is a pebble beach, so water shoes are handy. Facilities: unspoiled nature and snorkelling.
Is it easy to park at Chomi (Paradise)?
There's no road to the beach, so there's no parking there: you arrive by boat. Park near the harbour or beach your boat leaves from.
When is Chomi (Paradise) least crowded?
It's rarely crowded, even in August. Outside June–September it's quiet all day.
Which wind is best for swimming at Chomi (Paradise)?
The beach faces west, so it's calmest when the wind blows from the east and gets waves when it blows from the west.