This small beach can be found next to the village of Trapalou in the southern part of the island. Surrounded by mountains and near a few great taverns, this beach is a great place to “get away from it all” while still taking advantage of some nearby comforts.
The sandy beach of Therma can be found on the coast of the village bearing the same name. It's sandy and features a few umbrellas. You can find it next to the village's small port.
Taking its name from the Greek word for “thought”, you'll know you've arrived at this beach when you see the statue of the “thinking man”. The beach is located along the road leading from Agios Kyrikos to Xylosyrti in the southern part of the island.
This small cove is a hidden gem, complete with white pebbles and emerald waters. It's located in the southeastern part of the island between the village of Therma and the island's capital of Kyrikos.
Nyfi is a pebbly, average-sized beach along the way to Faros along the northeastern side of the island.
Located just east of Therma, the remote, mostly pebbly beach of Nealia offers swimmers clear waters and relaxed sunbathing surrounded by green hills and close to thermal springs. Nealia beach envokes a sense of wild beauty and timelessness.
This wild, secluded beach is a favourite for explorers and those looking for a bit of adventure. Located at the end of a river gorge in the northern part of the island, Nas offers bathers a one-of-a-kind experience.
Featuring fine, golden sand and turquoise waters, this is one of Ikaria's finest beaches. Located between the beaches of Messakti and Armenistis, Livadi is a great choice for families with children, as the water is shallow and there are umbrellas and sun loungers available.
The rocky beach of Lefkada can be found on the island's southern coast, in an area known for its hot springs. It can be found along the road leading from Agios Kyrikos to Xylosyrti.