Simos Beach
About
Simos Beach, also known locally as Fragos, lies on the tranquil island of Elafonisos in the Peloponnese. This pristine stretch of white, light‑coloured sand is framed by crystal‑clear turquoise waters that glimmer under the Greek sun. The beach’s flat shoreline is perfect for families and couples alike, offering gentle waves that are safe for swimming and young children. A short walk from the busy ferry pier connects visitors to the beach, making it an accessible day‑trip destination for visitors arriving by public transport. The surrounding landscape is unspoiled, with a mix of pine trees and rugged limestone cliffs that add dramatic scenery to the idyllic shore. The island itself rises as a charming visitor haven during the summer months, but surf tourism and paddle‑boarding are popular in early spring and late autumn, when visitors can relish the calm waters with fewer crowds. Whether you’re looking to sunbathe, swim, or simply stroll along the shoreline, Simos Beach offers a quintessential Greek island experience that highlights the natural beauty of the Peloponnese coast. Overall, visitors who enjoy nature, sun, and easy accessibility find Simos Beach to be an unforgettable escape from the bustle of mainland Greece.
Highlights
- Fragos (Simos) Beach
- Punta Beach
- Limestone Cliffs
Must-See Areas
Good to Know
Good for
Best time to visit
May to September for warm weather, ample sunshine and crystal‑clear waters
At a glance
- Typical visit: about 3 hours