Alimia Beach
Alimia Beach
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The bay of Alimia, located on Iraklia's southwestern coast, hosts two sandy beaches that are accessible only by boat. The beach is known for the wreckage of a sunken WWII aircraft, at a depth of about 9metres.
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nevalupinsek
Ptuj, Slovenia24 contributions
July 2023 • Family
Paradise! Absolutely worth visiting and must se on Iraklia. Remote beach, uncrowded, pure nature, crystal blue water and some shadow on it. Accessible by boat or some longer (?) walking distance (about 1,5 hour) over the hill.
We took a boat trip, our guide Antonis made our day perfect and he took us to 2 other remote beaches as well.
Do not miss Alimia beach when you visit Iraklia.
We took a boat trip, our guide Antonis made our day perfect and he took us to 2 other remote beaches as well.
Do not miss Alimia beach when you visit Iraklia.
Written 31 July 2023
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LedaMyk
Mykonos, Greece284 contributions
July 2017 • Couples
We visited with the boat Anemos and had a great time. Wonderful beach, crystal clear water. Take some water and fruit and find some shade!
Written 23 July 2017
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Alex31416
Barcelona, Spain24 contributions
June 2017 • Couples
Nice beach. Don't expect to be alone as there are yachts and a sea-bus from Agios Giorgios. There are 3 trees so can get some shade (if you get there soon enough).
Snorkel: fine but I saw more fishes at Livadi. There is also this plane from WW1 (look for the blue buoy).
Walking: we walked there from the cave. At the exit of the cave follow signs of way number 5. You have to be careful: the last part of way number 3 that you walked to reach the cave is common to way 5 but you have to walk on the opposite direction. At some point you will see the beach. You have to go down across the field, there is no marked way. As you can imagine it was hot (mid-June). Wake up early, stay a few hours at the beach, come back as late as possible and bring enough water (and food).
Snorkel: fine but I saw more fishes at Livadi. There is also this plane from WW1 (look for the blue buoy).
Walking: we walked there from the cave. At the exit of the cave follow signs of way number 5. You have to be careful: the last part of way number 3 that you walked to reach the cave is common to way 5 but you have to walk on the opposite direction. At some point you will see the beach. You have to go down across the field, there is no marked way. As you can imagine it was hot (mid-June). Wake up early, stay a few hours at the beach, come back as late as possible and bring enough water (and food).
Written 18 June 2017
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amsterdamsharon
Amsterdam10 contributions
Sept 2016 • Couples
we walked to this beach from the centre of Iraklia. a very nice walk but also with hills and rocks and some climbing. when we arrived we were only with one person on the beach and later we were alone. bring water and food because there is nothing on the way to the beach. when we were there (september 2016) there was no boattrip to the beach.
Written 20 April 2017
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PANOS FRAZER
23 contributions
July 2022
Alimia beach on Iraklia is a sheltered sandy cove with wonderful shallow waters on the southwestern coast of Iraklia. It actually comprises two beaches, one with a cave-like formation shading the turqoise waters.A major attraction is the wreckage of a German Arado AR196 –a shipboard reconnaissance aircraft- that sank here during World War II and is visible from the surface.
Written 1 August 2022
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Treeeman
Woodland, WA33 contributions
June 2018 • Couples
Accessed this beach via a beach boat departing from Agios Georgios. Very nice boat ride to the beach. Lots of sand but little shade and no services. The water was great a d views of the cliffs made the trip worthwhile.
Written 27 March 2019
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Mousoudi
Athens, Greece225 contributions
July 2018 • Couples
Very nice beach , clean and crystal clear water. Main attraction the famous plain reck !! Very popular with tourist !!
Written 23 July 2018
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Theo
Santorini, Greece45 contributions
July 2017
So difficult to describe in words this place. It's something like "It must be paradise" gold sandy beach green/blue waters. A peaceful place.
Written 18 July 2017
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