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Afales Beach, Ithaca

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

The northern bay of successive coves

Afales is a large bay in northern Ithaca, near the village of Platrithias, holding a string of pebble beaches with rocks. It opens toward the north, with turquoise water and wild, natural vegetation around it.

Along the island's northern shore the coastline forms successive coves that follow one another like waves, giving Afales the character of a remote, untouched landscape. The area keeps its wild nature, away from the settlements, with pebbles and rocks framing the open water.

The beaches are unorganized, with natural shade in places and medium-depth water. Terrabook reports access by a paved road from Gefyri in Platrithias, then a descent to the individual shores from the end of the road, where there is also room for parking.

Region
Ithaca, Greece
Beach type
Pebbles
Access
Easy road access
Coordinates
38.46715, 20.64258

About this beach

Afales is oriented towards the north, so it usually has natural cover from southerly, south-easterly and south-westerly winds. Orientation only reflects which way the coast faces, not confirmed shelter, so check wind and waves in the app before you go.

Afales has pebbles underfoot.

For amenities, Afales has natural shade and parking nearby.

Open the app for live recommendation score, wind exposure, waves, best time of day and nearby alternatives.

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