Kymasi Beach in Northern Evia is known as a spacious and relatively quiet coastal destination that serves as the seaport for the town of Mantoudi.

Atmosphere & Scenic Beauty

• Secluded & Industrial Blend: Reviewers often note that the beach has a unique character due to its proximity to the local port and old mining areas. While it offers a vast coastline, its “wild” and uncommercialized feel is a primary draw for those looking to escape the crowds.
• Vast & Open: The beach is very long and wide, providing plenty of space even during busier weekends. It is often described as a peaceful spot for a walk or a quiet swim.

Water & Shore Quality

• Deep & Clear: The water is generally praised for being clear and clean, though it can get deep quite quickly. Some visitors mention that the sea can be wavy depending on the wind conditions.
• Pebbly Surface: The shore and the seabed consist mostly of dark sand mixed with small pebbles and stones. Many reviewers recommend wearing water shoes for a more comfortable entry into the sea.

Facilities & Services

• Basic Amenities: While much of the beach is unorganized, there are typically a few beach bars and tavernas nearby that offer sunbeds and umbrellas.
• Dining: Local tavernas near the port area are well-regarded for serving fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes at reasonable prices.
• Accessibility: There is plenty of free parking available along the coast. Its location near the port of Mantoudi makes it a convenient stop for travelers waiting for ferries to the Sporades islands (Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos).

Suitability

• Families & Groups: It is suitable for families, though parents should be mindful of the deep water. Its size makes it ideal for groups looking for space to spread out.
• Pet Friendly: Due to its open and uncrowded nature, it is often frequented by pet owners.