Routes and stops from Kalathos
One beach in the middle. Lindos lies to the south, Haraki to the north.
The routes run with a skipper. Driving yourself, you can reach the same stops by the hour. At the 30‑minute briefing you get the map and what you need before you set off.
6/6Self-drive on the named routes: Kyriakos confirms.3
hours
With a skipper
Lindos side Lindos Bay, St Paul’s Bay and Navarone Bay

- 1Lindos BayΛίνδος
- 2St Paul’s BayΆγιος Παύλος
- 3Navarone BayΝαβαρόνε
- 4Navarone islets
3
hours
With a skipper
Haraki side Haraki Bay, Agathi and Kokkini Ammos

6
hours
With a skipper
Both sides from Kokkini Ammos to Navarone Bay

The coast
Both sides from one beach
Tap a stop to see what is there.
Kokkini AmmosΚόκκινη ΆμμοςHaraki side
Red sand and reddish pebbles, calm shallow water. Best reached by boat, on foot it is a steep path. No lifeguard, no facilities.
AgathiΑγάθηHaraki side
A sandy, sheltered beach next to Haraki.
The rocks on the right are good for snorkelling.
Haraki BayΧαράκιHaraki side
A small fishing village with a half-moon bay. Above it the castle of Feraklos (Φεράκλος), once held by the Knights of St John.
KalathosΚάλαθοςStart
Where you start. A 4 km beach of sand and fine pebbles, 7 km from Lindos.
Lindos BayΛίνδοςLindos side
The beach below the village. Calm, clear water and two sandy beaches.
St Paul’s BayΆγιος ΠαύλοςLindos side
A small, almost closed bay with a narrow gap to the open sea and a white chapel at the water. By tradition the apostle Paul landed here.
Go in slowly and keep out of the swimming zone.
On board
What is on every boat
And what to ask for a day or two in advance.

- 1Bimini sun shade
- 2Sound system, USB and Bluetooth
- 3Swim ladder
- 4Cushions
- 5A second engine for emergencies
- 6Cool box31mentions
- 7Snorkelling gearAsk 1 to 2 days before38mentions
- 8Fishing gearAsk 1 to 2 days before21mentions
