Top 10 Blue Flag beaches in Greece

The Blue Flag is an internationally recognized eco-label awarded to beaches and marinas that meet high environmental standards by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) in Europe. A Blue Flag beach indicates that the water quality is excellent, free from any sewage or industrial waste, and meets bathing water standards. Today, Blue Flag beaches have become synonymous with high-quality beaches, attracting tourists from all over the world. Let's take a look at the top 10 most beautiful Blue Flag beaches in Greece!

Victory Paradise Beach

Paradise Beach is a picturesque beach with abundant sunshine and complete facilities. It used to be a famous gay beach, but due to curiosity from countless tourists, the gatherings of LGBT individuals have moved to the southern coastline of Mykonos to a place called "Super Paradise Beach." Nevertheless, Paradise Beach remains a popular destination for visitors and its reputation has only grown louder. If you are a good swimmer, bring a mask, and you can see beautiful coral reefs at a diving spot here, around 15-20 meters underwater.

Lalaria Beach

Lalaria beach in Skopelos, derived from Greek meaning "pebble", is known for its unique pebble stones. It is warned that anyone caught taking a pebble from Lalaria beach will be fined $1100.

Sarakiniko Beach

Sarakiniko Beach is the best spot for photography in the Aegean Sea - the bright white rocks, eroded by time, have a lunar surface-like texture, and the uneven rocks appear especially beautiful against the backdrop of the blue-green sea water.
Shipwreck Bay is the most famous attraction in Zakynthos, Greece. In 1983, the smuggling ship Panagiotis ran aground here while transporting cigarettes, and the place was named "Shipwreck Bay" thereafter. Among steep cliffs, clear blue waters, and pristine white beaches, a rusty old iron ship lies horizontally, providing visitors with a tremendous visual impact.

Meeru Island Beach

Just a few steps away from the beautiful village of Asou, Asou beach is the most beautiful beach on the island of Kefalonia. The stunning mountain scenery is another unique feature of this beach.

Kolymbithres Beach

A natural beach formed by waves and sea breeze, clear seawater, rows of white houses on the shore, no sense of oppression, the white color of the houses blends perfectly with the blue of the sea, and it is also joyful to find their reflection in the water!

Love Canal Beach

A beach formed by soft sand between two canyons. Its name means "Canal of Love". Legend has it that whoever swims to the gap between the canyons, a crack will appear on the sea surface. In fact, that crack is another door leading to the journey of love in their life.

Kaqi Beach

The afterglow of the sunset. Dyes Kalikiki Beach orange. Very flavorful.

Barros Beach

Balos Lagoon is located at the northwest corner of the island of Crete. It has emerald green water and pink sand, the two colors merge cleverly, creating a dreamy and romantic, distinctive scenery. There is a huge castle beside the coast, climbing up can offer an unbeatable sea view, which is stunning at a glance. In the evening, the sea water shines under the warm sunset, creating a lazy and gentle beauty. The beach is gentle, the sea water is serene, together they form a stunning and charming landscape that is not dazzling.

Voidkela Beach

The beach here is semi-circular, exquisite and perfect, without any artificial decorations. The natural scenery here has not been developed by man and still retains its original appearance. The beach is naturally fresh, with few artificial facilities but enough to cater to tourists.