Stomio Small Port
Exploring Agia Sailing Holidays area
Sailing Tip
The entrance of the small port is facing north and its width is 50 meters approximately.It is enclosed by a windward curved mole, about 180 meters long, which extends to the northwest and at the head of which a light operates and a leeward mole, 160 meters long, made by natural boulders, which extends to north for 160 meters and at the head of which another light operates.
The inner side of the windward mole is quayed, with a parapet and depths of about 2 meters near it. Its outer side is protected by natural boulders. The east and south shores of the small port are quayed with depths of less than 1 meter near them.
In the middle of the inner shores of the small port there is a 100-meter-long jetty of northwest direction. The jetty divides the port into two parts. On the south quayed shores of the north port there is a slipway.
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Olympos is the highest mountain in Greece and the second highest mountain in the Balkans. It is about 80 km southeast from Thessaloniki.
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It is located 36 km away from Katerini and 56 km from Larisa and it is found at the south-east of the prefecture. The beach is under the castle of Platamonas, in a small creek and due to its location, it is occasionally also called Kastro.
Continuing on the coastal street, after Stomio, the visitor will find Alexandrini beach with golden sandy beaches 2 km long in the camp of Agios Dimitrios. Clear waters and a beautiful and exotic landscape.
On the coastal line, after Kokkino Nero, the visitor will reach the scenic Stomio (in distance 49 km from Larisa) with the 2 km long golden sandy beaches in front of the settlement. Clear waters, very beautiful, exotic as well as inviting landscape.
Small deserted beach roughly 50-100 meters long with pebbles, at a distance 1-1.5 km from Kokkino Nero.
Small deserted beach roughly 50-100 meters long with pebbles, at a distance of 1-1.5 km from Kokkino Nero.
Skotina attracts tourists mainly from Europe as it is situated in front of the blue Aegean Sea and the foothills of Mount Olympus. The bright sun and the vivid colors, the crystal sea and the golden sandy beaches remind us why the Greek Gods chose this area for their residence.
It constitutes a continuous of Paliouria beach; it is a sandy beach almost 2.5 km long and 14 km from Agiokampos.
Along with Koutsoupia, there two continuous sandy beaches, each 2.5 km long, at a distance of 13 km from Agiokampos.
Behind Velika beach, there is a smaller and beautiful sandy beach. Organized with deck chairs, umbrellas and a beach bar, it is a good option for a swim while sailing in Greece.
Following on from the beaches of Agiokampos and Sotiritsa at a distance of 59 km from Larisa. The nature is unique; a sandy beach, 5 km long and spotless waters.
It continues from the coast of Agiokampos at a distance of 57 km from Larisa. Kato Sotiritsa is a developing region with spotless sea and an endless sandy beach, roughly 4 km long.
One of the most famous resorts of the prefecture (at a distance of 55 km from Larisa) with a 4 km long beach with fine pebbles and sand, as well as spotless waters. This beach is a good option for a swim while sailing in Greece Combining the green of the mountain with the light blue of the sea, the visitors can find everything in order to enjoy their vacation.
A sandy beach following Mesagkala beach whose sand is considered therapeutic for orthopedic diseases. Very near the beach you will find taverns, cafes, etc.
Small settlement with sandy beach, next to Mesagkala. In the end of the beach you can see the Delta of Pinios river.
Neoi Poroi beach is to be found next to Platamonas and mount Olympus. A wide sandy beach which is very well organized.
Immediately south of Skotina and Panteleimonas beaches, Platamonas beach can be found. It is 36 km from Katerini.
Immediately after Koutsoupia, the beach of Kokkino Nero is roughly 15 km from Agiokampos. The village is famous for its therapeutic source.