Kerasia Beach

Secluded pebble cove on the northeast coast reached by a dirt track, surrounded by olive groves and cypresses.

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Kerasia beach guide

Kerasia is a pebble beach on the northeast coast near Agios Stefanos and Kassiopi, surrounded by trees and lush greenery, with very clear turquoise water.

There are sunbeds and umbrellas, a couple of small bars and a taverna at the northern end of the beach. The last stretch of the road down is narrow and steep.

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About Kerasia

Is Kerasia a sandy beach?
No, Kerasia is a pebble beach, so water shoes are handy. Facilities: taverna, snorkelling, and unspoiled nature.
Is it easy to park at Kerasia?
Roadside parking. Spaces are limited and fill up early in summer, so arrive before 10:00 or come by scooter or bus. It's a 10 minute walk from the road, and the last stretch is a dirt track.
When is Kerasia least crowded?
It's rarely crowded, even in August. Outside June–September it's quiet all day.
Which wind is best for swimming at Kerasia?
The beach faces northeast, so it's calmest when the wind blows from the southwest and gets waves when it blows from the northeast.