Paleokastritsa
For couples and travellers who enjoy coves, a seaside monastery and boat outings
Small coves between green cliffs, turquoise water and a monastery on the headland. Boats leave from here for sea caves and beaches no road reaches.
Our tip
Choose a bay first: Agios Spyridon and Alypa give you different reference points. Ask for the route to that shore rather than relying on a general Paleokastritsa view.
Where to stay in Paleokastritsa
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Questions about Paleokastritsa
Agios Spyridon has the central sandy beach, while Alypa has a small harbour. Choose the reference point that fits your beach and boating plans.
Chomi is reached by sea. Treat it as a separately planned outing rather than assuming a road or walking route from your accommodation.
On the headland north of Agios Spyridon, adding a land-based visit alongside the coves and boating.
No. Lakones is a hillside village above the sea. Compare a view-led address with one chosen around access to a particular bay.