Porto Timoni beach
Beach · Ionian Islands ·

Porto Timoni beach

Beach · Ionian Islands ·

Stunning views, snorkelling in clear waters, challenging hike

proper shoes
boat taxi
stony beach
water access
photography
parking
crowded
trash
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Unnamed Rd, Greece, Ag. Georgios 490 81, Greece Get directions

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Porto Timoni beach

Artur A.

Google
A lovely little village. Sturdy shoes are recommended for the descent to the viewpoints. During peak season, it can get very crowded, so watch your step. We were there at the end of October, and there were very few tourists. The view is breathtaking. You can walk right down to the beach. Highly recommended.

Martyna

Google
Beautiful beaches. The road isn't very pretty, but it's worth it. There's a lot of human waste on the road—which is a downside, but it's society's fault. I recommend walking further past the main beaches; you might find quieter water access points.

George I.

Google
The view from the top is absolutely amazing. Unfortunately, as you get closer to the trail and the beaches, you can find garbage scattered around, which is such a shame. Some tourists really should take their trash with them—or simply stay home if they can’t respect that 😤 Five stars for the nature ✨️

Jelena S.

Google
The beach is reached via a narrow stone path about a kilometer long. You should go in sneakers, without carrying too many things, with enough food and water, and be prepared for a bit of hiking. The beach is interesting but small, with both sandy and rocky areas. It’s beautiful for photography from above.

A M

Google
Easy to Intermediate hike to the Beach, lots of steep rocks. Definitely need proper foot gear (no flip flops/open toe sandals) Amazing views! Great snorkeling and swimming location. Water-Taxi pick up/drop off location.

Aleksandra W.

Google
Absolutely stunning beach with crystal-clear water! Getting there, though, is an adventure. The trail can get slippery after rain (thanks to that lovely clay ground), and it’s mostly rocky - so wear proper closed shoes and watch your step. Do not, I repeat, do NOT wear flip-flops… unless you have a strong desire to perish. I’ll admit, halfway down I was questioning my life choices - but once you see that turquoise water, you’ll know it’s 100% worth it. Oh, and if you’re not feeling particularly brave (or coordinated), there’s a boat taxi that’ll take you there and back 😂

Shugs B.

Google
One of the best beaches with clear blue and green water and fishes to watch when snorkelling. A must visit. The hike from car park is about 30 mins and steep climb but worth the effort. There are boat rides from the beach if tired to walk back.

Stéphanie M.

Google
A must do! The hike was really fun...took us maximum 30 minutes with our kids (7 & 10) but I really recommand wearing shoes for your safety as the rocks are slippery and it's an uneven path. Take lots of water as most of the path is in sun and it can't get very hot during summer. The beach itself is nice (mix of sand and pebbles). It's a bit small and can get overcrowded, but worth it if you are in to beautiful viewpoint and hiking :) Parking is available in the village for 10 euros