“Pachia Ammos” is Stavros’ second beach, about 300 meters west of the main one. True to its name—meaning “thick sand”—it’s wide and sandy, with rocky slabs at the shoreline and deep, wavy waters. Often quiet even in summer, it’s a peaceful spot for those seeking a more natural escape.
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