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Lemos Beach, Halkidiki

See practical info for Lemos in Halkidiki, including location, beach type, wind exposure, map and tips to help you decide when to visit.

The twin shore at Sithonia's southernmost tip

Lemos sits at the southernmost end of Sithonia, beyond Porto Koufo, where the Halkidiki peninsula narrows before reaching its final cape. The place name describes the geometry of the spot exactly: a narrow strip of land, a 'laimos' or neck in Greek, with shore on both sides, like an hourglass with a low hill at its waist.

The feeling here is that of a frontier: behind you lies the body of Sithonia and ahead the Aegean opens up, and it is said that on very clear days the Sporades can be made out on the southern horizon. A little to the north, Porto Koufo, an old fishing village, is considered one of the largest natural harbours in Greece.

The beach is completely unorganized, with no facilities and no shade, fine sand alternating with rocks, and water that deepens quickly. Access is by a difficult dirt road with no clear signage from Porto Koufo, which keeps the place almost untouched.

Region
Halkidiki, Greece
Beach type
Sand & pebbles
Access
Difficult dirt road
Coordinates
39.93866, 23.93129

About this beach

The shoreline at Lemos faces south-east, so it usually has natural cover from northerly, north-easterly and north-westerly winds. Orientation only reflects which way the coast faces, not confirmed shelter, so check wind and waves in the app before you go.

Lemos has sand and pebbles underfoot with water that deepens close to shore.

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