1st I Loved this beach. Stunning water, not overly crowded, stunning natural beauty. 2nd This beach isn’t for everyone. If your old, out of shape, already a little sunburnt, have small children this beach is probably not for you. Parking is easy and cost 5 Euro but then you have a 1km hike down to a place where there is a really nice beach bar where you can get food , drinks and use the only washroom around. Then you have 400 plus stair climb down to the beach. There’s a place to buy water , rent just a umbrella . There are maybe 8 sets of sun beds for rent that go very quick so you need to bring everything you need for a day. The climb for me was fine . I’m 35 healthy and workout a lot . I did the 400 stairs. Stopped for 45 min for drinks and some food at the bar and then started the 1km up hill climb to the parking lot. A lot of people were having a lot of problem with the return trip. Stopping a lot , one person was down with what it looked like heat stroke. Other people must have not brought umbrellas or cash for one and we’re clearly burnt to a crisp. 3rd I believe timing is key. Maybe it’s better head down to the beach at like 2-3 enjoy the sun, beach get a umbrella , swim . Lots of sun screen and come up like 7ish in the cool , stop at the bar no matter what and have some cool drinks. Take a 30 min break and then do the last 1km up hill hike. I didn’t find the bar over priced or anything honestly. 4th For me the beach was worth it. I loved the adventure, I loved the challenge and because it’s a challenge it’s less crowed. Me and my girlfriend had the best day. I’ll never forget this beach or day!

This beach is unbelievable. You MUST visit this when you go to Lefkas. There is a place to park your car for 7 euros ( which is reasonable in my opinion) if you want to risk it you can try to park just before this area but it’s super busy and doesn’t look like a good place to leave your car. Then there is a walk down to the stairs , then 400 steps down. It is just stunning taking in the view from all parts of the journey down. It is very hot on the beach so wear sun cream or take an umbrella and lots of water. Also consider the walk back up to your car, don’t take bags and bags as it is steep and long and windy. BUT 100% worth it, and it would be silly to suggest otherwise. I think it’s better to see this beach by car, as you can spend time at your own leisure and you get to see the awesome view from the road down to it and on the steps.

To get to Egremni Beach we had to park up in a wooded area (this was about €7 or so), hike a few kilometres (on a road that had a 15% incline) downhill and then tackle 400+ steps that cling to the beach. Walking to the beach (and back to the car) gets the blood pumping but it does mean that Egremni itself is much quieter than some of the other beaches. The sand is bright white and the water crystal clear. The beach is long and very natural - there’s no cafe on the beach itself so it feels wild. We enjoyed the hike and the beach itself - one of the nicest of all those we’ve visited across the Greek islands.