Antiparos · Beach

Livadia Beach

Livadia is an unorganised sandy bay beyond Kambos, reached by a rougher final road and worth considering only when the exposed west coast is calm.

Our take

A remote west-coast bay for settled-weather days

Livadia opens onto Antiparos's west coast beyond Kambos, backed by low hills rather than a beach settlement. The sandy bay feels markedly removed from Chora and the organised east-coast stops. On a calm day its space and open view justify the drive, particularly for travellers who want to carry their own picnic and avoid a soundtrack of beach service.

Exposure is the defining practical fact. Wind, swell and currents can make Livadia unsuitable even when the channel side of the island is calm, and there is no dependable lifeguard or business to assess conditions for you. The final road can be rough, shade is scarce and mobile coverage should not be relied upon. Bring water, food and an umbrella, avoid a low-clearance vehicle after road damage, and leave if the sea deteriorates.

Good to know

Remote beach, West coast, No facilities, Sand, and Wind exposed

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