Sani Beach

• What to see: The foundations of the main temple, arched structures from the Protogeometric period, and sacrificial altars.
• Hours: Usually open 08:30 – 15:30, and it is typically closed on Tuesdays.
• Tip: Wear comfortable shoes as the ground is uneven, and bring water, especially if you plan to walk to the lighthouse or the tip of the beach afterward.

• Poseidon: Try the seafood risotto or grilled octopus. It’s widely regarded as one of the best quality options in the area.
• Stamatis Fish Tavern: A classic fish tavern right on the water, perfect for fresh local catch like sea bream.
• Metoxi: If you prefer meat and want an incredible view from above, this tavern in nearby Kassandreia is a must-visit.
• The Boat House: Great for coffee, snacks, or cocktails while watching the sunset.

• Possidi Holidays Resort & Suites: A 5-star beachfront resort, ideal if you are looking for full amenities and a quiet atmosphere.
• Sunset Villas: For a more private experience, these villas offer a homey feel very close to the sea.
• Palma Village Hotel: A solid 4-star choice with a nice pool area and a great breakfast.

Alternative Beaches Nearby

If you want to explore beyond the “Nose” of Poseidi, these nearby spots are highly recommended:

1. Aigaiopelagitika Beach: Just a few kilometers away, this is a vast, wide sandy beach known for being calm and less crowded. It features popular spots like the Cocus beach bar but also has plenty of free space for your own gear.
2. Siviri Beach: About a 13-minute drive north, Siviri offers a family-friendly sandy shore with shallow waters and a beautiful seaside promenade.
3. Mola Kalyva: Located further south, this is a quieter, more “raw” beach often surrounded by pine trees, perfect for those seeking peace and nature away from the main tourist hubs.
4. Fourka Beach (Skala Fourkas): A tranquil choice with clear waters and great sunset views, located just north of Poseidi.