About Loutro Beach
Loutro Beach is a quiet and secluded beach located on the Greek island of Sami, Kefalonia, and accessible only by boat. The pebble beach boasts a unique natural beauty, with clear turquoise waters and steep cliffs surrounding it. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and simply enjoying nature.
Features
Clean sea 
Normal depth 
Child-friendly 
Wavy Shallow 
Institutionalization Food and drinks 
Hot water 
Sandy bottom
Loutro Beach, Greece (Sami, 280 80)
Why Should You Go?
Loutro Beach is a tranquil and captivating beach, boasting the unique beauty of Greece. Its crystal-clear turquoise waters, golden sand, and surrounding lush mountains offer the ideal setting for those seeking a peaceful holiday. It's the perfect destination for those seeking a break from the busy city life, relaxation amidst nature, and the creation of unforgettable memories. Its tranquil and peaceful atmosphere also makes it an ideal choice for a romantic getaway.
How to Get There?
Loutro Beach is usually reached by ferry from Chora Sfakion harbor. You can also reach Chora Sfakion by car, bus, or taxi. Ferries are available quite frequently. Alternatively, for hikers, there's a wonderful hiking trail from Chora Sfakion to Loutro (though this can be long and tiring).
Why Should It Be Preferred?
Loutro Beach is quieter and less crowded than other popular Greek beaches, providing a peaceful and relaxing holiday experience. Its natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and unique atmosphere offer a unique experience. While sunbed and umbrella rentals are available, the beach's natural state has been preserved.
When to Go?
The best time to visit Loutro Beach is during May and June, or September and October. The weather is warm and sunny during these months, but the crowds are less than in the summer months. July and August can be quite crowded.
What are the possibilities?
Sun loungers and umbrellas are available for rent at Loutro Beach. There are several taverns and restaurants nearby. You can also enjoy activities such as hiking and exploring the surrounding area. Water sports are limited, but it's a great place for swimming and sunbathing.
Accommodation & Food/Drink Options Coming Soon..
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