Wonderful beach only spoilt bu the €10 parking charge which is unlikely to be legal and only exists as access to the beach is via a no through road. The beach is public and no sunbeds or umbrellas are provided by the capitalists who charge for parking. Such a shame. .

We were there off season, so the car park was most;y fenced off and all the sunbeds and umbrellas had gone. The road is very winding and a bit rough in places, but easy enough if you take your time. There was quite a heavy swell so we did not spend much time in the water, and the waves breaking on the stony beach were a little tricky. OK once you were in though. Spectacular location, and probably lovely if the wind is not coming from the south.

The beach Agiofili is very nice, with turquoise-green water and white pebbles. The beach is rather small and very crowded, great for snorkeling. It is a short walk from the parking lot to the beach, and there are a few stairs to descend to the beach.

The beach is breath-taking. A must go place. We went by car and we parked at the parking spot. We didn't pay because it is 7th June. We walked down the path and we went down the stairs. The water is so blue that reminda of a pool. The view is amazing. We had our own umbrella. There is a shower and bathrooms at the top of the stairs.

We hired a car for the day and decided to come and have a look at the beach which is beautiful. We arrived at about midday and it was already very busy. Didn’t mind paying the €10 to park all day - for this you did get 2 soft drinks or coffees at the cabin on the way to the beach. We enjoyed watching the kids jumping off the cliff with most of the beach shouting ‘jump, jump….’ Whilst we were there the ferry came in from Vassiliki - good to watch! The abundance of litter is so sad and really there should be some sort of regular litter pick - so many plastic bottles and tissues at the top of the route down to the beach.