Komi Beach
Long sandy shores, seaside cafés and an easy change of pace from the village lanes.
Pale sand, small pebbles and emerald water beside a coastal chapel.
Directions from Kalamoti ↗Suggested seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn

View beside the chapel at Agia Dynami, with turquoise water and the bay beyond · Ellie Βarmpagiannis · CC BY-SA 4.0
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.
From Kalamoti, travel via Pyrgi towards Olympoi, then follow signs towards the cave and Agia Dynami. Check the last local approach on arrival; allow for uneven ground between parking and the shore.
Water, food, shade and a bag for your rubbish belong in your beach kit.
Google Maps opens for navigation. Check the named beach and park before the shore; directions do not confirm the last path is drivable. Seasonal services are not live opening information.
View official beach photos ↗Facilities checked against published sources · 3 November 2026: Chios Tourism Department
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Leave a part of your day for Kalamoti’s lanes and a local meal. A beach visit and an inland village walk offer two different ways to know southern Chios; plan your own transport between them.
Kalamoti’s fertile surroundings, its place in the mastic landscape and its former administrative role help explain its importance within southern Chios. The official Chios guide connects the plain and nearby Apolichnon castle with Genoese defensive planning. Calling it a heart of the Mastichochoria describes these connections: fields, settlement and the organisation of a wider region.
Chios Travel Guide ↗