Plage de Kedrodasos is a beach in Greece, set on a natural lagoon with shallow, clear water. It is the kind of place that suits a slow, unhurried day by the sea rather than a busy resort stop.
The first thing most visitors notice is the setting. Ancient juniper trees line the shore, and the sand has a soft pink tone that stands out against water in shades of emerald. The shallow lagoon makes it an easy place to wade out and spend time in the sea, and the calm surface suits families and those who prefer quieter waters.
What a visit offers
- Shallow, sheltered water that is good for wading and gentle swimming
- Pink sand and junipers that give the beach a distinctive look
- A natural landscape for photographs and a relaxed afternoon
Planning your trip
Because the beach is a natural site rather than a built resort, it is wise to bring what you need for a day outdoors, including water and shade. The surrounding area of Greece offers further coastal scenery to explore before or after your swim.
