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Plaka beach
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Laura
September 12, 2019
Beautiful sandy beach, close to a lot of beach bars and restaurants. With a various choice of sun beds and umbrellas. Make sure you don’t go swimming there if it is too windy as the sand is really thin and you want be so comfortable while laying on the beach.
All You Need Is Greece
August 1, 2022
Plaka is the longest and most beautiful beach on Naxos Island. It is several kilometers long with very soft and nearly white color sand.
Κωστής
June 2, 2022
It is covered with golden sand and has crystal clear blue waters, while it is worth mentioning that it has been listed among the most beautiful beaches in Greece. The seemingly endless beach offers a wild natural landscape of unique beauty, with sand dunes, big flat stones and hints of vegetation.
Charoula & Kostas
April 30, 2020
The nearest beaches are those of Agia Anna, Orkos and Agios Prokopios beach. One of the most common activities of Plaka beach patrons is beach walking. During summer, the beach looks like a busy highway with people going up and down, enjoying the sea water and the sand to the fullest. It is very common to notice people leaving their vehicles and walk the beach in search of the best place to swim. This quest can take them anywhere from a few metres to several kilometres away, even reaching the nearby beaches. There are so many things to do at Plaka beach that, according to its fans, you can spend the entire day there and never feel bored. 𝗦𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗰𝗲:𝗡𝗮𝘅𝗼𝘀.𝗻𝗲𝘁
The nearest beaches are those of Agia Anna, Orkos and Agios Prokopios beach. One of the most common activities of Plaka beach patrons is beach walking. During summer, the beach looks like a busy highway with people going up and down, enjoying the sea water and the sand to the fullest. It is very com…
Angie
September 26, 2019
The beach is about 4kms long and is also wide with beautiful soft sand and crystal clear water with varying degrees of turqoise. It's also much quieter and the sunbeds are more spaced out than other beaches such as Agios Prokopios and Agia Anna.
