Paralia Vlichos — Attraction in Municipality of Hydra

The beach as such is not anything special. But in any case, Hydra is not known for its beautiful beaches. However, there are some good things about it. First of all, the waters are very clean and the sea depth very interesting for snorkeling. Secondly, it's organized, therefore you can rent a set of sun beds with an umbrella (for 15€) and have something to drink or eat. And finally, there are a couple of nice tavernas next to the beach if you would like to have a lunch. So, you can spend quite sime time in this beach. You can get there either by boat taxi or on foot via a very beautiful paved path. We chose the latter. It takes around 30 minutes walking from the main town and it offers great views of the island, therefore we...

Lovely uncrowded and unpretentious beach with a village feel. Pristine waters and lovely views. Not many boats at all. A reasonable 10 euros return from Hydra Port with an hourly connection, or a scenic 40 min walk. Lovely reddish brown ground stone and pebbles, so make sure you have your obligatory, if visiting Greece, pebble slippers. Normal beach set hire fees and two great tavernas to choose from with delicious offerings (I had grilled fresh octopus and a salad), and there is plenty of shaded seating at both. It was nice to have a few tiny waves - and no music! Very picturesque, and I would rate second to Bisti, but first, when it comes to reasonably priced yet quality...

Nice, relaxed and cosy place to get your vitamin D doses. Chairs are nice, 4€ perperson for the whole day, umbrella not purchased separately. Two places of choice to eat: Evalion and Tavern Marina. Both places have nice and fresh cuisine, cooked on the spot, or in the morning. Recommending this place and will return for sure another time. Commutes are with Hydra-Vlychos-Hydra round trip boats, 4€ per direction and always sold as a round trip ticket (8€ per person). People there are friendly and like one big family, supporting and...