Agios Isidoros: Plomari’s Big Beach Day

Agios Isidoros is the beach to choose when swimming is the main plan rather than a short break between town visits. The long shoreline gives you room to find your preferred spot, while seasonal cafés, tavernas and beach services make a longer stay easy.

The shoreline at Agios Isidoros
The shoreline at Agios Isidoros
A beach day at Agios Isidoros
A beach day at Agios Isidoros

A beach made for a full day

The shore is mainly pebbled and the water usually deepens more quickly than on a shallow sandy beach. Conditions still change with the weather, so decide where to enter only after looking at the sea.

Facilities and Blue Flag status

Agios Isidoros is organised in parts during the main season and is listed with a Blue Flag for 2026. Services and awards are not permanent: check the current situation for the date and year of your visit.

The sea near Plomari
The sea near Plomari

Getting there and staying nearby

The beach lies east of Plomari and has accommodation and places to eat around it. If you stay here, check the exact walking route, slopes and your evening transport into town before booking.

Useful to know

  • Pebbles can become hot in strong sun.
  • Supervise children according to the depth and conditions you find that day.
  • Ask before using loungers and check whether a purchase or fee applies.
  • Do not leave valuables unattended.