Nice long beach. Not busy. Not sandy but rocks. They have places to change which was good. Plenty of places to eat around. We went by taxi from old town. It wasn’t far. We walked back to our hotel which took us about 1hour and half.

The pebbles on the beach are more like medium size stones and very very very uncomfortable to walk in!!! Our airbnb host recommended we go there. We went to Kalypso restaurant and had to pay $5.52 for 1 towel and $36 to sit in 2 lounge chairs with an umbrella. You can order food and drinks from the restaurant as well. They have great security! It was a nice experience but I wouldn't come again. You can't even walk on the beach without putting on some serious shoes

Lovely place, beautiful beach, and surroundings. As a business advisor at Cardiff Media Ltd., I found it shocking that nearly all of the restaurants on the front thought that the QR code menu was a good idea. Its not. You are a business providing a service, and the main part of the business is customer service via a waitress or waiter. Also, visualising the food is part of the customer experience. Not only do they have the QR code system implemented, but it is also very badly designed and set up. Most is a link with pricing, and that's it. You can't increase the image sizes if they have any, and you can't order; you have to try and remember what it is you looked at, then tell the waiter. It's really annoying and has poor service. If the QR code was set up correctly and used in the right way, then it could work, but it doesn't really replace the standard menu book when used in its current form.