Megalo Bay

Already one of the most yacht-friendly Greek harbors in the Aegean, Livadia is now even more so with the establishment in 2008 of ten laid moorings along the main quay. As a result, no anchoring in the harbor is now permitted.

• Berths 9
• Built 1999
• Length 42.00 ft

It is the youngest volcano in Greece and still activated. The volcano is 160.

• Berths 10
• Built 2014
• Length 38.00 ft

The small port of Ágios Antónios is located at the eastern part of the bay’s Plágio head and is the port of Megálo Chorió, which is located in a distance of approximately 2 km to the inland. The small port is open to the southwest and is protected by two moles.

It is located on the northeast side of the island, east of Paloi, down the road that passes in front of the Pantelidis’ Baths. The beach starts about 3 km after Paloi, where the asphalt stops.

It is located 2.5 km west of Megalo Horio in the Agios Antonios settlement.

It is located 2.5 km west of Agios Antonios, on the way to the monastery of Agios Panteleimonas.

It is located 3 km south of Megalo Horio. It is considered the island’s best beach.

Beautiful beach with pebbles. A path to the edge of the cliff above the sea connects the beach to Livadia.

Charming, remote, pebbly beach with turquoise waters. Access by boat from Livadia.

A Charming, remote beach in a small creek on the south side of the island. Access by boat from Livadia.