- Kavala
- Agiasma Beach
- Agiasma Beach Delta
- Keramoti Beach
- Keramoti Beach – the wild part
- Monastiraki Beach
- Nestos Delta
- Pontolivado Beach
- Nestos Delta Park
- Porto Lagos, Vestanida Lakes, St. Nicolas Chirch
Beaches
Keramoti Beach
A large, sandy beach in the village of Keramoti, located exactly in front of the Tassos and Tassopula islands. The beach is free, there are few places with coffees where you can enjoy a drink under free umbrellas. There is plenty of place for car parking under the shadow of the threes just behind the beach. Close to many restaurants, pubs, and stores.
To the east the beach continues into a beautiful peninsula.
GPS: 40.852615, 24.702674
Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/fvgU9MAjWBaCcHjo6
Monastiraki Beach
Accessible via the village of Monstiraki () this large beach offers side view to the Tassos island and a lot of place to find a spot away from others. The left (east) side is usually occupied by campers and caravans. If you take a walk on the beach in that direction (~1 hour) you’ll get to the wonderful Nestos river delta.
To the right (west) side, you will find a beach free of campers which connects with Keramoti’s nbeach.
GPS: 40.860468, 24.748326
Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/YMWr7in796QYh4MLA
Agiasma Strand Beach
This beautiful sandy strand is accessible via the Agiasma village. On one side there is the sea, and on the other – a lake with wild birds and small islands. You need to be careful – there might be sea hedgehogs on the bottom.
This ia a wild beach, no life-guards.
GPS: 40.894599, 24.606664
Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/syaQzrgiZtzC3hYMA
Pontolivado Beach
Similar to the Agiasma beach, this is strand between the sea and the lakes of the Nestos Delta. You’ll find secluded small beaches and wild birds.
GPS: 40.934755, 24.565772
Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/jCETzei1VHnzrKXe7
Thassos beaches
Visiting the island of Thassos is mandatory, if you are in the area. There are dozens of small villages across the island with wonderful views, restaurants and coffees. There are, as well, many, many beaches, but two that you must visit are the Paradise and the Giola lagoon.
Paradise is an organized beach, but you can bring your own umbrellas. There is nudist spot in the east part. Clean, calm sea with crystal water. You need to walk 10 minutes, or have a 4×4 car to get to it.
Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/fzJAWPzFtqPkdegY7
Giola lagoon is an extremely nice place, but it is far from the main road. Prepare for 15 minutes walk and have plenty of drinkable water.
Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/ZLnGdv5Y3oWocibA9
Magnolia House 