Paralia Milopotamos — Attraction in Zagora - Mouresi Municipality

Fantastic beach with crystal clear water. The beach is made of small and large stones, it is not easy to place an umbrella. The beach consists of two parts that are connected by an opening in the rock, and those who do not want to go through the rock can also go through the shallows. In the long part of the beach there are several openings in the rock that look like entrances to caves. The sea here is fun for snorkeling because there are a lot of underwater rocks. There is a free parking lot above the beach, which is partly in the shade. There are steep steps and a steep and slippery path leading from the parking lot to the beach, so be careful. There is a restaurant in the parking lot with a great terrace and a divine view. There is a beach bar on the stairs with a fantastic view. On the beach itself, there is a bar that rents sunbeds at a price of €20 per set, which is too expensive. There is a shower and a...

This place gets 1 star not because of the beach or scenery, it gets one star because of the staff on the beach.

Just to get my point through: We arrived after am hour and a half of driving with our icebox on us. The girl there said that chaise longues were 10 euros each (no problem) and that if we want to stay we need to order drinks from them. We said ok, no issues. After that she told us that if we want to eat they have some food too, to which I replied that we'll take the icebox to the car and grab a snack now and then if we feel hungry.

At that point she said that she'll be right back. Upon her return we were ready to pay up but she wasn't having it telling us that no matter what we do it's better we leave.

I hope someone from that place reads this because it's poor taste to tell someone off based on appearances and...

Woooow! One of the best beaches in Pillion. The beach is surrounded by nature and the sea is super clean with clear blue water and clean sand. There are many big boulders in the water and kids are jumping from them to the sea and you can see bigger kids doing some extreme cliff jumping from high places. Between the boulders and it the cliffs surrounding the beach there are many caves and passeges that you can go through. The beach is basically divided to 2 parts and the only way to get to the other side is through a big stone arch. There is a nice Cafe and showers in the middle of the beach. Getting there from the parking area is through a path with many stairs that will take you about 3 minutes to go down and 6 minutes to climb back up. Very...