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Agios Spyridonas Beach

Agios Spyridonas, often called Baby Beach, is a small sandy shore northeast of the port with shallow water, tamarisk shade and an easy walk from Chora.

Our take

Shallow town-edge water for younger families

Agios Spyridonas sits about 200 metres northeast of Antiparos port, where the channel towards Paros stays relatively protected. Its sandy entry and notably shallow water explain the local nickname Baby Beach. Tamarisk trees shade sections of the back shore, and nearby tavernas make it possible to manage lunch without packing for an isolated beach day.

Shallow does not mean supervision is optional. The beach is narrow, natural shade is quickly claimed, and ferry or small-boat traffic remains part of the wider channel. Keep young children within reach, bring your own shade if the trees are full and avoid spreading belongings across the limited public sand. This is most useful for a short morning swim rather than an all-day escape from town.

Good to know

Shallow water, Families, Walk from port, Tamarisk shade, and Sand

Essential details

Destination: Antiparos
Address: Agios Spyridonas, Antiparos 840 07, Greece
Organisation: Predominantly public and informal, with nearby businesses rather than a large managed beach setup
Shore: Soft sand with tamarisk trees providing limited natural shade
Water: Very shallow close to shore and usually sheltered, though children still require direct supervision and the wider channel carries boats.
Access: Walk approximately 200 metres northeast from the port along the waterfront road. The approach is easy, but the sandy shore is not step-free.
Facilities: Tavernas and accommodation nearby; bring shade and confirm toilet or shower access with individual businesses. Lifeguard cover should not be assumed.
Cost: Public access is free. Meals, drinks and any privately supplied seating cost extra.
Last verified: August 2026

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