Voulitsa beach, Athos
Voulitsa Beach, a sandy cove nestled in the greenery of surrounding hills reflected in crystal-clear sea water, is located only 1.8 km from the resort of Nea Roda on the Athos peninsula. The fastest way to reach this beach is by taking the road starting from the small port in Nea Roda, which quickly turns into a dirt road stretching for 750 meters along the sea. Despite being unpaved, it is in good condition, wide enough, and suitable for all types of cars. If slow driving and adapting to the conditions of a dusty road isn’t your favorite activity, you might want to look for your slice of paradise at more accessible locations. However, if you choose to visit this beach, the view from the hill above will take your breath away and prove that the journey was worth it.
Directly behind the beach is a large, unpaved parking area, which doesn’t always have enough space given the beach’s popularity during the season. It’s recommended to arrive early if you want to find a free parking spot.
Most of the beach is organized, and in the 2024 season, the use of umbrellas and sunbeds requires a minimum order of 15€ at the beach bar. On both the left and right sides of the organized area, there is space designated for visitors with their equipment, and the parking lot, located right behind the beach, makes it easy to set up your beach gear.
At the beach bar, you can refresh yourself or enjoy light meals accompanied by relaxing music, with a view of the sea and banana trees, adding to the exotic atmosphere. Changing cabins, showers, and toilets are available for all beach visitors.
For those who appreciate slightly coarser sand both onshore and underwater, and crystal-clear water with a gentle depth gradient, this beach will undoubtedly be a favorite. The ends of the beach feature rocks, both in and out of the water, making it an ideal spot for those who love exploring rocky coves or snorkeling.
Voulitsa Beach is the right choice for those who enjoy small sandy coves, relaxation with the sound of soothing music, and the endless blue of the Aegean Sea.
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