Ag Ioannis

Ag Ioannis is a beach on the southern shore of Samos, in the Municipal Unit of Marathokampos in the Northern Aegean. Access is by local road from the Marathokampos area, with open shoreline access and no gate indicated. Respect adjacent land and paths, then continue on foot over natural ground to the shore. Parking is informal near the access point. No direct public transport is indicated, so most visitors arrive by private vehicle or taxi. The natural shore is uneven, without adapted access indicated. The beach surface is pebbles with some sand. It is a quiet, undeveloped shore that is usually quiet with few visitors. There are no developed facilities indicated, no regular food or drink service, and no public toilets or showers. Visitors generally bring water, food, sun protection, and personal shade. Little natural or built shade is indicated, and the largely open shoreline has strong sun exposure in summer. Morning and late afternoon offer milder sun, while midday has stronger exposure. Late spring to early autumn is generally warmer and more settled, with June to September as the practical window. Winter is cooler and less suitable for swimming. The water is open coastal water, generally clearer in calm summer conditions, with conditions varying by wind and season. Lifeguard presence is not indicated. There is no set admission fee indicated for shoreline access, and no posted opening hours are indicated, with daytime use typical. Short stays of a few hours are typical given limited facilities. The remote quiet setting has limited supervision, so basic sea awareness and care of belongings are advisable.