Kalamos Beach is a stunning, twin-cove destination located on the eastern coast of Evia (Euboea) in the Central Greece region. The nearest town is Avlonari, situated about 10 kilometers inland.

This location is one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece, celebrated for its dramatic “Kali” (Good) and “Kakia” (Bad) coves.

Atmosphere and Vibe

Visitors report a lively and social atmosphere, particularly on the “Kali” side, which is more developed. While it can get busy on weekends with visitors from Athens, reviewers often note that the natural beauty remains the focal point. The “Kakia” side is preferred by those seeking a wilder, more secluded “primitive” experience.

Water and Terrain

The beach is characterized by its brilliant turquoise, crystal-clear waters and a shore made of white pebbles and coarse sand. Reviewers highlight that the seabed drops off quickly, becoming deep just a few meters out, which makes it popular for swimming and snorkeling.

Facilities and Organization:

The “Kali” cove is well-organized with sunbeds, umbrellas, and several beach bars. Reviewers recommend the local tavernas right behind the beach for fresh, traditional Greek cuisine. The “Kakia” cove is unorganized and is a common choice for free campers.

Unique Features

A distinctive natural rock formation separates the two beaches, and many reviewers suggest walking or climbing over the bluff to enjoy the panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.