Korfos Beach is situated on the islet of Gavdos, south of Karave port.

The beach is positioned at the head of a bay and is accessible via a pathway or by bus.

Featuring a blend of sand and pebbles, this beach is an ideal destination for family holidays. Adjacent to it, you'll find tavernas and apartments.

Access to this exceptional location is possible by walking a 3.5-kilometre path from Korfos, surrounded by picturesque pine trees and old stone farmhouses.

Tripiti Beach is adorned with pebbles and gravel, while its seabed boasts a sandy terrain. Notably, the distinctive feature of this beach is the Kamarelles, three large arches formed on the rocks. The first arch is even wide enough for a small boat to pass through., Tripiti derived its name from these unique ‘holes’, given that ‘tripiti’ means ‘with holes’ in Greek.

On these arches, the Russian nuclear scientists who sought refuge on Gavdos after the Chernobyl disaster, constructed a giant chair, embracing renewable energy sources. Adjacent to the beach, a dry riverbed leads to Aliki, a salt lake that accommodates migratory birds until early spring. 

While visiting or returning from Tripiti, a stop in Vatsiana, the southernmost habitable settlement in Europe, is highly recommended.

Agios Ioannis Beach, located about 4 kilometres west of Sarakiniko on the northern part of Gavdos, is one of the island's most renowned and must-visit beaches. This picturesque beach boasts shallow waters, sandy shores, enchanting cedars, pine trees, and remarkable geological formations, evoking a sense of exotic landscapes. Notably, it was previously recognised as the second most beautiful beach in the world by the Discovery Channel.

Agios Ioannis Beach offers a secluded and tranquil escape, accessible either through the port of Karave or via a challenging hour-long walk from Sarakiniko.

The only tavernas in the vicinity of Agios Ioannis are located before the beach in the area of Fetoufe, which features a charming small pebbly beach.

Situated approximately 6 kilometres from the port of Karave on the enchanting island of Gavdos, Pyrgos Beach is one of the many wonderful beaches that adorn the island. The beach is divided into two smaller sections by rocks in the middle, and it is bordered by steep dirt cliffs at the back. With its crystal-clear waters and golden-reddish sand, Pyrgos Beach offers a captivating and serene coastal experience.

Pyrgos Beach is not easily accessible, requiring a 2-2.5-hour walk from Ambelos or arrival by boat from Lavrakas Beach. It lacks any facilities or shade, making it essential for visitors to bring all necessary supplies.