THE OTHER ISLANDS
KYTHIRA
KYTHIRA
Kythira kythira is a fascinating island located between the peloponnese and crete, where the ionian sea meets the aegean. wild yet elegant, authentic yet poetic, it is a perfect destination for those who want to experience the truest greece, away from mass tourism but with a romantic and scenic touch. according to mythology, aphrodite was born here from the sea foam; indeed, the island has something magical.
it is a unique mix of landscapes: towering cliffs, golden beaches and hidden bays with crystal-clear water, small white villages perched on the hills, and venetian castles that tell a past rich in influences. the capital, Chora, overlooks the sea from above with its castle and white houses facing the endless horizon.
the resident population is small and life flows slowly, with authentic rhythms. inhabitants are engaged in agriculture, honey, olive oil, and local wine production. traditions are still alive, and in the tavernas you can enjoy typical greek dishes made with simple, genuine ingredients: fresh fish, local cheeses, aromatic herbs, and traditional sweets such as honey pasteli.


















in kythira you won’t find wild nightlife or gigantic resorts. here, people come to walk along scenic trails, explore sea caves, and swim in spectacular beaches such as Kaladi or visit waterfalls hidden, like those of Mylopotamosit is the perfect place for those who love nature, silence, and that suspended atmosphere that truly lets you disconnect from the world
THE BEACHES
The beaches of Kythira they are among the most fascinating and wild beaches in greece, a true paradise for those seeking crystal-clear waters, unspoiled nature, and authentic atmospheres. located between the peloponnese and crete, this still little-touristed island offers an incredible variety of coastlines: from long stretches of golden sand to hidden coves nestled between spectacular cliffs.
one of the most famous beaches is Kaladi Beachconsidered by many to be the most beautiful on the island. here, the sea takes on intense turquoise shades, and three small bays, separated by rocks, create an almost caribbean landscape. access is via a long staircase, but the view at the end of the descent makes every effort worthwhile.
equally spectacular is Fyri Ammos Beachfamous for its reddish sand that contrasts with the blue of the sea. surrounded by high cliffs, this beach is perfect for those who love dramatic and photogenic landscapes.
for those seeking tranquility and shallow seabeds ideal for swimming, Diakofti Beach it is a must-visit stop: a long beach of light sand washed by crystal-clear, shallow waters reminiscent of a tropical lagoon.
lovers of wilder beaches cannot miss Melidoni Beacha secluded bay surrounded by cliffs and accessible via a scenic road. here, the sea is incredibly clear and often uncrowded, ideal for those seeking an authentic connection with nature.
visiting the beaches of kythira means discovering an island that is still authentic, where time seems to slow down and every corner of the coastline offers different scenery: sea caves, emerald waters, and spectacular sunsets over the aegean sea. a perfect place for those dreaming of a more intimate and wild greece, far from the busiest tourist destinations.
























































































































































































































