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Paleokastritsa Sea Caves Boat Trip
Boat trip

Paleokastritsa Sea Caves Boat Trip

Alipa harbour, Paleokastritsa
2 hours
Boat trip
max. 9
Limestone cliffs and turquoise coves at Paleokastritsa
Clear water below the cliffs near Paleokastritsa
Small boats at the sea caves of Paleokastritsa
Headland and bay at Paleokastritsa

Overview

Paleokastritsa's coastline is best seen from the water. On this short trip, a small speedboat takes no more than nine passengers out from Alipa harbour along the limestone cliffs, nosing into sea caves where the water glows blue and the rock drips green.

Between the caves you stop at two beaches you can only really reach by boat. At Paradise Beach (Chomi) there's time for a swim in a sheltered cove below the cliffs, and at Yali Beach you have around half an hour to swim and lie in the sun. Your skipper points out the rock formations and the monastery on the headland as you go.

It's an easy, affordable way to add a bit of adventure to a day in Paleokastritsa, and it pairs well with a visit to the monastery or lunch at one of the tavernas above the harbour.

Highlights
  • Small speedboat, nine passengers at most
  • Explore the blue sea caves under the cliffs
  • Swim at Paradise Beach and Yali Beach
  • Views of the monastery on its headland
  • Short and affordable, easy to fit into any day

What's included

What's included
  • Speedboat trip with skipper
  • Bottled water
  • Swim stops
Not included
  • Transport to Paleokastritsa
  • Lunch
  • Parking
Price on request

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Travel dates

Itinerary

1
Alipa harbour
Meet the skipper at the harbour and head out along the cliffs.
2
Sea caves
Slip into several caves to see the blue light on the water.
3
Paradise Beach and Yali Beach
Two swim stops, about 20 and 30 minutes, before returning to Alipa.

Frequently asked questions

Is it suitable for non-swimmers?

Yes, you can stay on board or paddle at the beaches. Life jackets are carried on the boat.

What if the weather is bad?

The trip depends on sea conditions. If it's cancelled, you can move to another day or get a refund.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately not, as boarding is from a beach ramp into a small boat.

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