Portokali Beach II

The road leading to the beach is in poor condition, so it's advisable to park your car as close to the main road as you can. While the road itself is a 3-kilometer walk, there are shortcuts available that significantly reduce the distance. By the middle of September, all the campers had departed, leaving only one other couple and me on the beach. Contrary to what others have mentioned, I didn't come across any unpleasant odors or litter. Although the two beaches are small in size, the breathtaking views and the opportunity for swimming, diving, and jumping off rocks are absolutely amazing.

The beach is absolutely stunning and untouched! However, the road leading to it can be quite challenging. It's a 15-minute downhill drive on a dusty and unpaved road full of potholes. If you're a skilled driver, you can manage it with a small car. Once you arrive, there are no amenities available, so make sure to bring your own water, food, and other necessities. Additionally, there is very little shade, so it's advisable to bring an umbrella. Despite these minor inconveniences, the breathtaking beauty and tranquility of the beach make it all worthwhile.

We had to park the car on the main road because the path to the beach was filled with large rocks and fallen trees, which almost caused damage to our car. My boyfriend fell multiple times since this path requires proper footwear, not just flip flops. Unfortunately, the beach lacks any sort of amenities, including shade from trees. We ended up walking for 20 minutes down and 20 minutes back up, enduring the scorching sun with temperatures reaching 35 degrees, only to find nothing at the beach.

The beach is absolutely amazing! However, the road leading to it can be a bit bumpy. If the weather is nice, you can manage with a small car, but it's not advisable to attempt it when the ground is wet due to the steep dirt slopes. Once you arrive, you'll find that there are no amenities available, so it's important to bring your own water, food, and other necessities. Additionally, there is very little shade, so it's a good idea to bring an umbrella for some relief from the sun. The first photo captures the starting point where we parked our car and began our walk. It's a short 5-minute downhill trek, but it takes twice as long to return uphill. It's essential to wear appropriate footwear for this excursion.

The beach is quite secluded and can be difficult to locate. It lacks amenities such as a bar, restroom, or any shops. However, it offers a tranquil setting and is also suitable for those who prefer to be nude.