Pelion's coastline is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered, offering a stunning variety of splendid beaches along its eastern, western, and southern shores. Whether you seek calm waters and easy access or wild, secluded coves, Pelion has the perfect beach escape for you.

The north-eastern coastline, facing the open Aegean Sea, is endowed with a wilder, more dramatic beauty. Here you'll find little azure inlets, idyllic coves, and beaches of indescribable beauty, each picturesque and with its own individual character. Conveniently located near Mouresi, access to some of the Aegean's most celebrated gems is easy: discover the cinematic harbour of Damouchari (of Mamma Mia! fame), the expansive sands of Papa Nero, the more secluded Plaka, and the vibrant resort of Agios Ioannis – all just a 7-10 minute drive away. A little further afield (approx. 15 mins drive), the stunning, often-photographed coves of Mylopotamos and Fakistra await the adventurous.

Some of these Aegean beaches are well-developed with infrastructure and amenities for a comfortable day by the sea. However, many have chosen to preserve their natural, wild personality, keeping their distance from civilisation. They reveal themselves only to the adventurous, self-reliant visitor willing to walk the cobbled mule tracks and narrow paths crisscrossing the lush mountainside. The reward? Reaching steep, rocky seclusion in small coves with crystal-clear turquoise waters lapping pebbly or sandy shores. Somewhere nearby, there may be cliffs to climb, caves to explore, or even a school of dolphins to watch frolicking in the waves.