Agios Dimitrios Beach at Mourtero
Exploring Alonnisos Sailing Holidays area
One of the most popular and spectacular beaches in Alonissos. The sea looks white with coarse and fine pebbles. The unique characteristic of this beach is its horse shoe shape and for this reason, the water deepens rather suddenly. The name is owed to the monastery of St. Demetrius, which once existed in the area, which was destroyed by pirates, the remains of which can be found at the top of the beach. Just above the beach, there is a lake created by the rain and wetland for migratory birds. In summer, however due to the heat the water is evaporated. The beach is organized with umbrellas and sun beds as well as restaurants and canteens. Due to its length, there is plenty of space even in August.
Navigational Aids
Oceanis 41 Economy
Taverna Nikos offers Kakavia a traditional fish soup with potatoes made by the fishermen during the fishing. Different kind of fish is used to cook Kakavia.
This quite spacious beach consists of white pebbles and provides sun beds and umbrellas. The scenery complements the pine trees that literally dive into the sea.
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A small bay in Peristera Islet, reached only by boat. The pebbled beach has some protection from the wind but has no facilities.
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Bay across from Straws and Stenivala. Inside the shelter bay, there are boats in the green sea and the unforgettable.
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Deserted island in the bay across from Pigeon Beach Georgie Glass (Alonissos). Beach with sand with pebbles as well as green.
The beach has small pebbles but fine white sand in its sea bottom; the only downside is that it is narrow in width and filled with people. The deep water makes it ideal for water sports.
The beach of St. Peter is smooth with fine sand and pebbles; ideal for families with young children.
