Kea is a charming Cycladic island with a diverse landscape that includes green fields, high hills, vineyards, olive groves, ravines, coves, and secluded beaches. Visitors can explore its largest oak forest, caves, mining area, and follow 81 km paths to discover four ancient city-states of the island.
Kea is a popular sailing destination due to its proximity to Attica, and its waters are great for diving due to the large number of shipwrecks on the sea bottom.
The distance from Lavrio port, Attica to Kea can be covered in just one hour.
About the Location
- Koundouros beach
- Pisses beach
- Otzias beach
- Korissia beach
- Gialiskari beach
- Kambi beach
- Orkos beach
Organized activities for tourists on the island of Kea are limited due to its low exposure to foreign tourism. Swimming and walking are the only options available, but the island’s non-equipped beaches offer great opportunities for private swimming. While Koundouros is the most organized beach on the island, there are also many secluded coves.
- Stone Lion
- Ancient Karthea
- Archaeological Museum
- Folklore Museum
- Lighthouses
- Monastery of Panagia Kastriani
- Monastery of Agia Anna
