The beaches of Sifnos are famous for their unspoilt beauty. Surrounded by beautiful landscape, they have crystal water and offer nice view to the sea. Platis Gialos, Chrissopighi and Kamares are among the most popular beaches on Sifnos.
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Location: 8 km south east of Apollonia
Description: Located on the southern side of the island, the small peninsula of Chrissopigi is among the most picturesque beaches of Cyclades. A lovely monastery is built on the rocks in front of the beach.
Location: 9 km south of Apollonia
Description: This is a busy tourist resort with a long sandy beach and many facilities. Fish taverns and watersports line the beach.
Location: 10 km south west of Apollonia
Description: This is a actually a small bay with sandy shore and crystal water. The green environment creates a nice place to relax.
Location: 8 km south east of Apollonia
Description: Apokftos is a small beach right next to Chrissopigi. In fact, this beach has view to the moanstery of Chrissopigi built on the rocks by the sea.
Location: 7 km south east of Apollonia
Description: The beach of Faros, on the southern side of the island, is long and sandy, Some hotels and delicious fish taverns line the beach.
Location: 15 km north west of Apollonia
Description: Heronissos is a beautiful fishing village, untouched by tourism. It is located on the northernmost spot of the island and has long tradition in pottery. Its small beach has soft sand and crystal water.
Location: 6 km north west of Apollonia
Description: Kamares is a sandy and crystal beach surrounded by lovely hotels and taverns with stone yard right on the sea.
Location: 12 km north west of Apollonia
Description: This is a small, secluded beach on the way to Heronissos, on the northernmost spot of the island. It is totally unorganized and provides the perfect place to enjoy some privacy.
Location: 4 km north east of Apollonia
Description: Dialiskari is a small beach that can be reached through a walking path from Artemonas. It is also known as Poulati, for the church of Panagia Poulati that is seen there.