Damouchari beach

The beach is a small and picturesque bay about two hundred meters long, surrounded by majestic cliffs. The shore is covered with white pebbles and roses, the sea is emerald and crystalline blue. The background is rocky and there are many underwater stones of different shapes and sizes, a true paradise for diving and snorkeling lovers. The beach is "wild," the only amenities here are the bathrooms in the nearby taverns and some locker rooms, so you'll have to take care of the rest for yourself. As a general rule, this place is visited by lovers of peaceful and peaceful rest alone with nature, who do not fear the lack of comfort and steep slopes of the mountains, so Damouchari is not the best option for leisure with young children. Neighbor Ai-Yannis, who is a 20-minute walk away, is more suitable for them. On the beach, there is a lookout that offers magnificent views of the bay, a port with docked fishing and recreational boats and a roaster that divides the bay into two parts. There is the Monastery of St. Nicholas and the ruins of the old fortress, which have survived to this day. There is no parking near the beach, so it is better to leave a car in the village. The main thing is to join the main road so as not to get lost between the numerous streets and courtyards. Many people prefer to reach Damuhari by boat and motor boat, from Agios Ioannis and Mylopotamos, so as not to tempt fate in the serpentines of the steep mountains. .

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