Myrtos Beach (Paralía Mirtos) Tours and Tickets
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Myrtos Beach (Paralía Mirtos)

During the summer season, lifeguards keep an eye on the beach and operate a flag system—don’t even think about swimming when the flags are red.
Bring swim shoes; the beach’s pebbles can be hard on the feet.
The water gets deep quickly close to shore, and waves can be strong, so Myrtos Beach may not be the best choice for children.
There’s no shade on the beach, so bring plenty of sunscreen, and consider bringing your own beach umbrella or beach tent in case rental umbrellas are booked up.
An access road comes right down to the beach, but there are no wheelchair-friendly bathrooms.
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Myrtos Beach is free to visit. Bus sightseeing tours that stop at the beach start from US$51, while smaller group tours with food tastings tend to cost US$75. Private tours with personalizable itineraries begin at US$150, typically last an entire day, and include lunch.
Yes, you can rent sunbeds and umbrellas at Myrtos Beach in the high season—usually from May through October. It's a good idea to bring cash to pay for them, though vendors might accept credit cards. There are also toilets and showers that you can use for free.
Myrtos Beach is not the best area beach for families. The water gets deep suddenly, and the beach is subject to strong winds, creating larger waves and currents unsuitable for younger travelers or those without much swimming experience.
There is a public parking lot above Myrtos Beach. However, spaces fill up quickly, so you must arrive early to secure one. It's also a steep walk down to the sand from the parking lot, so this beach might not be the best option for travelers with limited mobility.
Yes, you can bring food and drinks to Myrtos Beach. It's best to bring everything you need to enjoy the beach, including snacks, ample water, sunscreen, and towels. There is a rustic beach bar on Myrtos Beach, but it follows irregular opening hours even in peak season.



































































































































