Vroulidia Beach

Vroulidia is a small beach covered with small white pebbles with clear waters that are usually very cold.

Its location at the edge a cliff makes the scenery breath taking.

Its situated at the most Northern part of Chios island, only 5Km away from the port of Emborios.

Try to avoid visiting it Sunday since it gets very crowded.

Nagos

Nagos is in the North part of Chios and its full of life in the summer months.

Nagos is famous for its tiny but wonderful beach which is made of small white/grey pebbles and clear and chilly waters. A few taverns are situated 10 meters away from the water and attract a lot of customers.

Komi beach, local youth hangout

Komi beach is a sandy beach with shallow waters to the south of the island. Its located 4 Km south of the village of Kalamoti, and 2 Km East of the port of Emporios

It is a very popular beach among the local youth, and it has a lot of restaurants, studios, rooms to let and beach bars.

Karfas beach

Karfas lies 5 Km south of Chios Town. The sandy beach with the shallow waters and Karfas' proximity to the town of Chios make this one of the most sought tourist destination on Chios island.

Many hotels, rooms to let, restaurants, bar, car rentals, gift shops have spawn in the area of Karfas in the recent years in order to accommodate the needs of the ongoing visitors of Karfas. Still the area has not lost its village feeling and every year it gets more attention of native and turists alike.



Karfas beach is one of the few places a visitor can rent canoes, windsurfs, rides with waterskis and other popular water commercial water activities. The beach also has a volleyball court that anyone can enjoy for free.

Vroulidia beach

5Km away from the village of Emborios lies the beach of Vroulidia; It is a small but popular beach covered with small white pebbles with clear waters that are usually very cold.

Its location at the edge a cliff makes the scenery breath taking.

Mavra volia and Foki

Near the village of Emporios lays the beaches of "Mavra volia" and Foki. The beaches are both covered with black pebbles (mavra volia) created by the volcanic activity of the now extinct volcano of Psaronas. The Genoese used these black stones to pave their yards for their houses built in the Kambos.

The beach of Foki is the one that the local youth chooses for swimming