Blue Island Bar, Monolithi — Restaurant in Preveza Municipality

Nestled along the coast, this beachside destination is an absolute gem. My visit left me thoroughly impressed, and I’m eager to share my experience. Here’s an in-depth look at why this place stands out:

One of the standout features of this beach is the availability of free beds with shade for those who purchase drinks or food. This thoughtful provision ensures that guests can relax comfortably without the hassle of finding a spot to escape the sun. The shaded tree grove for parking is another excellent touch, providing a cool refuge for vehicles away from the blistering sun.

The beach itself is composed of small pebbles, a delightful alternative to sand. These pebbles don't stick to your skin, making for a cleaner and more pleasant beach experience. The presence of a lifeguard on duty adds a reassuring layer of safety, especially for families with children. The sea is pristine and inviting—undoubtedly one of the best I encountered during my two-week tour of the Peloponnese. Its cleanliness and clarity are remarkable, making swimming an absolute pleasure.

The service here is both kind and swift. The staff are attentive without being intrusive, ensuring a seamless dining experience. During our visit, we tried the chicken club sandwich with fries and a cheeseburger, both of which were satisfying. The Greek salad was fresh and well-prepared, offering a nice balance of flavors. The food overall is good, providing a solid variety to cater to different tastes.

One area that could use improvement is the ambient music in the bar area. While it’s intended to enhance the atmosphere, I found it to be somewhat nondescript and not to my taste. Personally, I prefer the natural sounds of the waves and the lively chatter of people. Alternatively, a selection of music that complements the serene beach setting would be a more fitting choice.

This beach is a wonderful spot for anyone looking to relax and enjoy the beauty of the coast. With its excellent amenities, clean and safe environment, and efficient service, it’s a standout destination in the Peloponnese. A few tweaks to the music selection would make it perfect, but even as it stands, it’s a fantastic place to unwind and soak in the sun.

In summary, this beach is a must-visit for anyone touring the area. Its combination of natural beauty and thoughtful amenities makes for a memorable and...

The sand sand contains little rocks but that didn't bother us. Average beer price is around 3 euros. You can get a sun bed or place your blanket and umbrellas on the sides of the designated beach bar area. Staff friendly. There is parking area available right next to the beach wich has coverage from the sun so the car doesn't heat up. If you don't like waves that much this probably isn't the beach for you. Early in the morning the waves are not that high or strong, but come the afternoon they get stronger as wind intensifies in this area. One minus: we did not see a trash can outside the beach bar area so you absolutely have to take your trash in a bag with you and displace it accordingly at the nearest trash can you find, if you are not staying in the...

This place is very nice. There are free beds with shade if you buy drinks or food. The beach itself is made of small pebbles which do not stick to your skin as sand does. There’s a lifeguard on duty. The sea itself is very nice and clean. One of the best after touring most of Peloponnesos for two weeks. There’s a shaded tree grove to park out of the blistering sun. Service is kind and swift. We had a chicken club sandwich with fries and a cheeseburger and both were fine, as the greek salad. The only thing I would correct is the ambient music in the bar area. i prefer to hear the sound of the waves and people talking or in alternative music that is less...