Fornaki Beach

Fornaki Beach suits travellers who prefer an undeveloped shoreline and accept full self-sufficiency. The beach has no published admission fee, opening hours, or gated entry, and access is described as open shoreline. The final approach is on foot over uneven natural ground, so wear closed footwear with grip and allow time for careful walking and for finding a stable route. The surface is pebbles, both on shore and at the water entry, and water shoes make swimming access more comfortable and reduce slipping on smooth stones. Water is generally clear and calm in settled weather, but there is no lifeguard service, so swim conservatively, stay close to shore, and check conditions on arrival before entering. Shade is very limited and no shade structures are described. Sun exposure is high around midday, so morning or late afternoon visits offer lower intensity and more comfortable temperatures for walking and resting. Bring a sun umbrella, high protection, a hat, and extra water for drinking and rinsing, since no supply is available on site. There are no toilets, showers, food outlets, or drinking water at the beach. Pack all food, water, and supplies, plus bags to carry waste out and leave the shore as found. Parking is not formally described, with only limited informal roadside space likely near the access, so arrive early and park considerately without blocking passage. No direct public transport is described, so a private vehicle followed by walking is the practical approach. Mobile reception, waste bins, and emergency support should not be relied upon. Plan a half-day stay because of heat, lack of shade, and absence of facilities. Before leaving, secure belongings and confirm return transport, especially outside June through September when services and traffic are reduced.