Komi Beach
Long sandy shores, seaside cafés and an easy change of pace from the village lanes.
Pebbles, tamarisk shade and a quieter coastal stop beside Komi.
Directions from Kalamoti ↗Suggested seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn
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.
Browse Komi businesses →Drive from Kalamoti to Komi, then continue on the coastal road towards Lilikas. Park where permitted beside the settlement and walk to the pebbly shore; keep property entrances clear.
Bring beach shoes if you prefer them on pebbles. Tamarisk shade is limited.
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
← Compare southern beachesContinue the story with one of these places. Check the setting and access notes before adding a stop to your day.
Long sandy shores, seaside cafés and an easy change of pace from the village lanes.
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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 ↗