The most famous surf spots in Greece

Greece is not just a summer swimming destination; it is a hidden gem for surfers, offering a variety of spots for every level. From Crete's beach breaks to Parga's technical point break, the Greek coastline has something unique to offer every surfer.

Lagouvardos (Peloponnese)

A consistent beach break with a sandy bottom, working in SE-NW winds. Year-round surfing, but watch out for currents.

Vouliagmeni (Attica)

Great for winter sessions with S, SE, SW winds. Suitable for all levels, but avoid crowded times.

Kolymbithra (Tinos)

The Cyclades highlight. Beach break with N winds, perfect for summer with low risk.

Mesakti (Ikaria)

An iconic Aegean beach break. Best in summer with N winds; stay alert for strong currents. Suitable for all levels

Chrissi Akti (Chania, Crete)

A sandy beach break, accessible year-round in N, NE, NW winds. Ideal for all levels.

Stalos (Chania, Crete)

A beach break offering left and right waves. Works year-round, but avoid during strong onshore winds. Suitable for all levels

Kastro (Parga)

For experienced surfers, this point break offers high quality. Best from October to April with S, SW winds.

Lygia (Preveza)

A steady beach break for winter and spring in SE-W winds. Intermediate level or higher

Safety first—check the local conditions before paddling out!