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One of the Last Untouched Gems for Those Seeking Solitude
Megas Lakkos Beach is one of Syros’ last untouched gems — a secluded and unspoiled beach that has preserved its natural, traditional charm, far from the island's more developed tourist hotspots. Nestled within a narrow bay on the northwestern coast of Syros, this tranquil hideaway offers visitors the perfect setting to unwind and swim in crystal-clear Aegean waters.
Unlike many beaches on the island, Megas Lakkos is not organized — there are no sunbeds, umbrellas, beach bars, or tourist facilities nearby. This is a true escape into nature, ideal for travellers seeking peace, solitude, and a break from the crowds. If you plan to visit, it’s essential to bring your own water, snacks, and any supplies you may need for a comfortable stay.
How to Get to Megas Lakkos Beach
Access to Megas Lakkos is an adventure in itself. You can reach the beach by:
- Hiking — Ideal for nature lovers and experienced walkers who enjoy scenic trails.
- Private boat or excursion caique (traditional Greek fishing boat) — These often depart from the nearby village of Kini.
Nearby Secluded Beaches
If you’re exploring the area, consider visiting other remote beaches in the region such as:
- Grammata Beach – Known for its inscriptions carved into the rocks by sailors.
- Gria Spilia – A mysterious beach named after a nearby cave.
- Marmari and Lia – Quiet, scenic beaches with equally untouched beauty.
Coastguard: (22810) 88888
GPS Coordinates 37.49437, 24.89987