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Beaches

01

Near Gythio

Mavrovouni

Gythio's most famous beach, just 2 km south of the town. A 5-kilometer stretch of sandy coastline, also known as a nesting ground for the loggerhead sea turtle.

02

Glyfada Beach (Shipwreck)

At Valtaki-Glyfada lies the iconic wreck of the "Dimitrios," a ship that ran aground here in the 1980s and remains a landmark for visitors and photographers to this day.

03

Vathi & Kamares

The bay of Kato Vathi is home to Kamares beach, a long sandy shore reached via a road lined with olive and eucalyptus trees.

04

Skoutari

About 15 km from Gythio, Skoutari offers three consecutive beaches: sandy Kalamia, Vorthona, and pebbled Agia Varvara, named after the small Byzantine chapel nearby.

05

Kotronas

A large sandy beach with shallow, crystal-clear waters, ideal for families with young children.

In Deep Mani

06

Limeni

Perhaps Mani's most photographed beach, with a unique blend of turquoise and deep blue water in a small bay near Areopoli.

07

Alipa

A small, striking cove in Deep Mani, with pebbles and emerald waters reminiscent of Limeni.

08

Ambelos

One of the most beautiful beaches in Mani, where the region's rugged, rocky landscape contrasts strikingly with emerald waters.

09

Porto Kagio

A secluded, pebbled cove at the southeastern tip of Mani, known for its fresh fish tavernas.

10

Tainaro (Cape Tainaron)

The southernmost point of mainland Greece, known in ancient mythology as one of the gateways to Hades. A short hike leads to the Tenaro lighthouse.

11

Marmari

Considered by many to be one of the best beaches in Laconian Mani, hidden among the bare hills on the road from Vathia to Tainaron.

12

Gerolimenas

A natural, sheltered bay with a small settlement, tavernas, and a pebbled beach — ideal for families.

13

Mezapos

Known for its dark green waters and the small peninsula "Tigani" (frying pan), named for its shape.

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Thesi Akoumaros, 23200 Gythio, Lakonia, Greece
Phone number: +30 694 9918548

Email: info@cranae.gr

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