The beaches of Donousa are extremely impressive, with the most famous one being that of Kedros, a golden sandy beach that spreads out in a bay with turquoise, crystal-clear, cold waters. Kedros used to be a paradise for nudists and free campers, who made the island a popular destination. Don’t forget to bring your mask to see the wreck of a German World War II destroyer lying on the seabed. The beach is not organized - none on beaches on the island are, but it has a beach bar, and it is accessible on foot from Stavros, by road to a certain point, or by boat from the harbour.
Below Mersini, is Livadi, a golden, sandy beach with soothing shadowthanks to the tamarisks and startling waters for long swims and dives. The beach is accessible by boat from Stavros or by a twenty-minute hike on a relatively difficult path from Mersini.
Rocks, caves, white sand and blue waters makeFykiobeachan ideal setting for those seeking serenity and isolation from the crowds. Difficult access to the beach through a 30-minute hike on a long track that starts from the village of Mersini means that you will blissfully stranded here.
The beach of Stavros, next to the port, is the most popular of all because of the very easy access, but also because of its turquoise waters. It is a beautiful sandy beach, loved by families with children, but also by travellers waiting for the boat. Next to the beach you will find cafes, bars and tavernas, as well as grocery stores and bakeries for your supplies.
In the bay of Kalotaritissa there are three calm, sandy beaches with crystal-clear turquoise waters (Sapounohoma, Mesa Ammos, Vlycho), ideal for relaxation.
To the west of the island, discover the SpiliatouTichou (Wall cave), with the impressive stalactites, where you will swim in crystal-clear waters.