🧿Drop a comment where is the best spot in Plaka Beach 👇

Εχεις δικιο για τις ξαπλωστρες . Ειδικα αν μενεις κοντα και θέλεις να πηγαίνεις με οικογένεια ειναι γελοίο να πληρωνεις .η παραλια φαίνεται υπέροχη παντως . Καλά μπανια!

If I lived in Greece, I think swimming in the sea would be a daily thing! I've been to Greece before and the water and beaches are something else!

@boris19548

23 күн бұрын

There's no ocean in Greece, nearest one is couple of thousands miles away

@Andrew-vk5fy

23 күн бұрын

@@boris19548 oops.. silly mistake. Thanks Boris.

Even if there are some better spots...this was also very nice...

My fav spots in the whole of Plaka beach are the 2 far sides: For the morning, by Gefyraki "The Bridge" taverna at the far east side; It has it's own parking under pines, you drive to it from the back street if it's gate is open. They don't really demand that you buy something and let you access the beach. But they got nice shade, i'll have a portokalada. It's got normal sand, not too thin and some pebbles, nice and clean. The Plaka in the water gives you protected shallow pools that can be good feature for kids and babies. And the far west side, by Ancient Assini Site, some just call that spot Asini and its large pebbles outside, sand inside. The other side of Asini castle is Kastraki and then Tolo with it's Psili Ammos beach. Asini beach is accessible from Kastraki, by a small dirt road between the ancient site and camping site. Between these 3 beaches, Plaka/Asini, Kastraki and Tolo, one can see all the types of seashore, from thin golden sand to large pebbles.

I hate organised sunbeds/umbrellas and noisy beach bars and all the mindset that goes along with it! Imagine, not so many years ago, there were none of that and it was much much nicer. Not to mention that you don't ground when you don't lie down on earth. And, guess what, I avoid beach crowds too. 😁

Watch out for sea urchins. If you have your own umbrellas you can go further, bypass the hotel, further away the beach will be almost empty.

@MyGreekLifestyle

23 күн бұрын

Thanks 🙏

Yes nice hat Daniel. Take care of yourself. When I swim, it is very short. I get a bit bored sitting around. Also I get burned easy!

Kalimera to all from Montréal Quebec Canada 🇨🇦 As 0:17 a 4-5 year old growing up in a village in Chania Crete with only about 15 families the fruits & vegetables 3 wheel truck come I was waiting for my grandparents buy me yogurt with the thick skin on top was a blessing to have and the love from my grandparents is precious.. can’t wait for my next visit in September- October .. I’ll be trying to get a job at the Chania city hall as advisor in many fields .. Daniel that’s the perfect hat under the Greek sun. I come late because back in 2017 in July I was 60 years old walked the Samaria gorge under the Cretan sun some of you might know what I mean and I got sunstroke and it was deadly send tree days near the hotel in my hometown the beach is only 100 meters and had 7 days left before I fly back home and back to work Monday at 5:00 a.m. start ..I was very sore ..but had amazing time with friends and family 🇬🇷❤️🇨🇦

Very beautiful scenery

@MyGreekLifestyle

5 күн бұрын

Yes, thank you. It was our first time in this beach!

Sarakiniko above Parga 😊

I grew up without renting sun beds. I do t like people stuck to me. And my wife likes to tan and moves our sun bed all around for maximum exposure. And I like that vibe

Good afternoon from Athens! Μου άρεσε πολύ η μουσική υπόκρουση! Πολύ ωραία! 😊

@MyGreekLifestyle

23 күн бұрын

Ευχαριστώ 🙏🎵

I'm Greek, I have the same hut and perhaps I pay for sunbed only in holidays.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏☀️

How much are the umbrellas? How much are the watermelons and other fruits? Talk more about prices haha please and thank you 🙏

What is the song at 03.26 please?

Was this Drapano Beach near igoumenitsa?

@ourlifeinnafplio

22 күн бұрын

No, it's near Nafplio!

I am a 51 years old greek who grew up by the sea. This "ksaplostra" culture seems very ridiculous to my eyes, and it is not only about the money. Maybe i am just getting old, or all the others have a problem! 😀😀😀

In Japanese, taberuna means don't eat! And μπακαλιάρο is a kind of a curse word (like silly kid, but if you say that to a grown man, it's very rude)