Komi Beach
Long sandy shores, seaside cafés and an easy change of pace from the village lanes.
From Komi’s long sand to the little coves beyond the mastic villages, choose the beach that fits your day.
Eight southern beaches, with clear notes on the shore, food and drink, and the final approach.
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Organised means seasonal beach services. Limited services may mean a kiosk or nearby restaurant, not shops along the shore. At an unorganised beach, arrive with your own supplies.
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Long sandy shores, seaside cafés and an easy change of pace from the village lanes.
Seafront cafés, beach bars and restaurants make it easy to buy drinks and a meal during the season. See our separate Komi business guide for named places.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →Pebbles, tamarisk shade and a quieter coastal stop beside Komi.
The tourism guide lists a restaurant and beach bar at the southern end. Services do not extend along the whole shore. Komi offers more food and café choices nearby.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →Black volcanic pebbles meet deep blue water in one of the island’s most distinctive coastal landscapes.
A seasonal snack outlet is reported near the beach; Emporios harbour has tavernas and cafés. The black-pebble shore itself is not a fully serviced sunbed beach.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →A small turquoise cove below pale cliffs, reached by a path and steps.
A kiosk above the beach is reported for drinks and snacks. It is not a row of beachfront shops; bring water before descending if it is closed.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →Pale sand, small pebbles and emerald water beside a coastal chapel.
No food or drink outlet is listed by the regional tourism guide. Buy water and snacks before leaving Olympoi; bring an umbrella rather than relying on a shaded spot.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →Fine pebbles and open blue-green water, with a seasonal canteen and loungers.
The tourism guide lists a canteen, umbrellas and loungers. This is a beach stop rather than a shopping settlement; buy any other essentials in Olympoi before leaving.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →A small pebbly bay south of Mesta, with seasonal beach services.
A seasonal canteen or beach bar and umbrellas are reported. Bring supplies outside summer; for a wider choice of meals and shopping, stop in Mesta before heading down.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →A rocky-framed bay for a swim, with a seasonal hillside beach bar and sea activities.
A beach bar, a limited number of umbrellas and loungers, and water-sports services are reported. The bar is above the shore, reached by a path. For a full meal, plan a stop in Mesta.
View official beach photos ↗Access & directions →In spring and autumn, pair a coastal stop with Pyrgi, Olympoi or Mesta. In winter, come for the landscape and a village meal; bring your own water and food for the shore. Cafés, canteens, loungers and activities can close outside their operating season.
Heading towards Chios Town? Explore sandy Karfas on the east coast. →