agios pavlos beach
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agios pavlos beach印象
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Είναι πάρα πολύ όμορφα στο μαγαζί πολύ φιλόξενοι άνθρωποι και πολύ κάλο φαγητό εξαιρετικό μπορώ να πω. έμεινα πολύ ευχαριστημένη!!!!
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the beach is ravishing and splendid the waters are very clear and the proximity of a nice and very greek restaurant make this place (at low season only I think) a good one to swim to rest to think to draw to look under the sea…
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Die Kalotaritissa-Beach ist ein feinkörniger Sandstarnd, keine Steine im Wasser, sehr flach abfallend und daher besonders geeignet für Kleinkinder. Wir waren im September hier und da hat es angeblich weniger Leute als im Sommer, ich möchte aber diesen Strand nicht im Sommer besuchen, denn es hatte auch um diese Zeit "un sacco di gente". Von Katapola fährt man mit dem Boot für € 5 in einer knappen halben Stunde dahin. Die Taverne ist übrigens sehr zu empfehlen.
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small and quiet beach , there is a small cliff you can jump off to the blue water , and you can swim around to the small island across.
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From the road above, Agios Pvalos beach looks superb. It looks almost as good from the WExpress Skopelitis when it sails though the channel close to the beach.We walked out from Aigiali to Agios Pavlos and were disappointed. The swim we had after the hot walk was great (it is nice in Aigiali as well, particulalry in the beach across the bay) but the beach was nothing special and there was no shade and we had the prospect of walking back to Aigiali. If you have a bike or hire car it is worth stopping for a little while, but it is not worth walking or taking the bus to.We would not go back but we will always love the view of it from above.
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It used to be a much nicer beach but it seems that the development of a really nice hotel complex with an infinity pool above has turned the beach to a garbage place. Dirty beach which gets smaller and smaller. It's preferable if you take the boat to the other side but you must not expect something special either. Agios Pavlos beach can be avoided. You can take a nice photo from the road above connecting Aegiali and Chora.
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Not far from Aigiali, only 5kms, on the way to Chora, this small sandy beach with the strange shape is lying opposite Nikouria Island. It's usually quiet and a tavern on top offers local specialities.It's protected by the wind usually blows in the island.
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The place is great, but if you want something memorable take the boat across for a reasonable cost of 4 or was it 5 euros per person I don't remember, it seems that my memory is set on other better things. At the time of our visit the small wooden bar had not opened yet, which meant that we could utilise one of the two shade providing pergolas they had. Great crystal clear water, for snorkeling and swimming and reasonable privacy. I do not know how things will be after the bar's opening (they started cleaning on that same early evening just before we left the beach), but I guess it will still be great. Do carry water and snacks and a small umbrella, so that you can stay longer. The last boat trip back is as late as 19:00. Great beach.
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On the road from Aegiali to Chora, this beach with no sand has one of the much cleat waters of the island. No sandy beach. There are possibilities to reach by a small bota a small island in front.
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Take the boat out to the island Nikouria. Eat at Dimitris taverna after coming back. And if you are smart - rent a room in Agios Pavlos Studios for a night or 10.I have been in Amorgos so many times, and I always come back to theese places.