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Kolona Beach
A Beach
Dividing blues
Kolona is one of those places that doesn’t feel real until you arrive. A golden sandbar stretches across the sea, linking Kythnos to the tiny islet of Agios Loukas and creating a rare double-coastline—a beach with calm waters on both sides.
Worth Every Step
-Or WAVE
Accessible by boat or rugged drive, Kolona rewards the effort with a setting that feels cinematic. It’s one of the island’s most iconic spots—and one of the most photographed for good reason. Bring shade, water, and enough time to stay longer than planned.
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Useful Info
Duration: Approx. 15 km — about 30-40 minutes by car
Setting: narrow sandbar connecting Kythnos to Agios Loukas islet
Access: Reachable by boat or via a rough dirt road (4x4 vehicle recommended)
Availabilty: Best enjoyed during calm weather, accessible most of the year
Suitable for: Swimmers, sun-seekers, photographers
Personalization: Visit by private boat for a more secluded experience
What to bring: Shade, water, walking shoes, and a camera—the setting speaks for itself
Let Kolona
Be Your Pause
You’ll come back carrying the sky in your eyes and salt on your skin. Kolona stays with you. No map prepares you for it—only the walk, the water, and the feeling once you're there.
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Take A
Visual Tour
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All thats left
Is to Arrive
A few nights here stay with you forever