Alaties Beach
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This beach is not for everyone, but it is beautiful. It is a tiny beach with white pebbles and a narrow opening from the tiny beach to the sea. The water gets deep relatively quickly for a Greek beach. There are rocks surrounding the opening to the sea which many tan on. The steps leading to the beach are about 30 meters from where you park and there are places with shade under trees to relax, sit on the retaining walls, or throw a towel down. There are no chairs or umbrellas for sale. You will want to bring your own if you plan to stay on the beach itself. I also bring footwear I can use in the water which is nice when trying to scale the rocks on the shore. No lifeguards. Free beach. Free parking. Pictures attached are representative of everything stated. It is beautiful and worth seeing. Depending on your tastes, this may be a 1 hour pit stop instead of a day session at the beach.
Nick MillasNick Millas
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Such a hidden jewel! If you want to have natural shade from the trees, come before 9 and take the right side of the beach(when looking to the beach, your back turned to the sea), a bit closer to the parking not to the water and you will have tree shade until 3pm. At least. There is a very nice restaurant just at the parking lot, which has great view but very strict policy about seating plan for lunch to accommodate biggest amount od guests. We were here on the day where there were jellyfish in the sea but that didn't stop us to enjoy this little gem. Would really recommend for calm book reading morning!
Maja BejatovicMaja Bejatovic
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we had the perfect day as a family in alati. Anyone who loves good food, especially fish must have been there. The team knows how to prepare and serve fish. It is the many little things that are important, such as the colorful plates, herbs and salt from the bay, as well as top service and good lounge music. The alatis bay directly under the alati is a dream. Snorkeling, fine stones and exploring the rocks were a great experience for us. For us the aladi is worth a day trip and the most beautiful place in the north of the island.
Ben KleinBen Klein
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This is a secret little gem. The beach is tiny and the parking is a nightmare. However, get here early for a dip or pop down in the evening for a glorious sunset. The shade is non-existing and if you need basic amenities whilst you’re visiting and like other beaches, then you can expect very little. So, TOP TIP, take what you need. You can enjoy a coffee from the taverna, but it’s not really a set up for a beach day snack.
CharlieCharlie
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Beautiful beach, clear water however very pebbly (not a word but you get the idea) Excellent for snorkeling, saw lots of jelly fish and few variety of fishes. Not much shade so if possible bring an umbrella. Note of Caution - There are jelly fishes that swim up to the beach so please be careful not to get stung. For the 4 hours we were there, atleast 4 people got stung.
Christine KallarackalChristine Kallarackal
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A wonderful beach with a lot of fish and small crabs on the rocks. It's a bit small and could be better to visit early in the day. Late hours the water get's a bit still and messy. Also the view from the rocks on the right is amazing, especially at sunset and in the night, a must see. Also a great place to contemplate the sound of the waves and the wind.
Mihai PavelMihai Pavel
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