Fine sand and shallow water give Kypri Beach a distinct character, complemented by two beach bars and access by car or bus. If you are considering Kypri as a place to stay, you can first weigh up the beach itself and then the practicalities of getting there.

Sandy Beach and Shallow Water

Kypri Beach is sandy and lies directly below the Perrakis Hotel. Fine sand and shallow water characterise the shoreline. These two features describe different aspects: the sand characterises the seabed, while the shallow water describes the area by the shore. If you are choosing your stay based on beach features like these, they help you get a clearer idea of what Kypri is like. The location below the Perrakis Hotel adds a clear landmark to the beach's profile.

Facilities and Water Sports

There are sun loungers and two beach bars at the beach. Water sports are also available. For planning purposes, it is helpful to consider these separately: sun loungers and beach bars are part of the beach facilities, while if you have a particular water sport in mind, you should check in advance whether that specific activity is offered during your visit. As facilities can change, it is advisable to make a current enquiry if a particular amenity is important for your day at the beach.

Getting to the Beach

The beach is accessible by car or bus via the island's main road from the port of Gávrio towards Stavropeda. If you plan to travel by bus, check the timetable for your travel date, as bus services can change. This lets you fit the journey into your travel plans without relying on a particular frequency or departure time. There is also a car park at the beach. Details of this facility can change too, so bear that in mind when planning to drive.

The two ways of getting there involve different planning steps: for a bus journey, the current timetable is relevant; for a car journey, it is the car park at the beach. This information can help you check that the journey fits with your preferred mode of transport. When planning your visit, it is worth checking the relevant service or parking situation again.

Note on the Accessible Ramps

On 23 July 2026, the accessible ramps at Kypri and Fellou beaches were fully functional. This information applies to the date stated. If the ramps are important to your travel plans, confirm their current condition before your visit.

Kypri and Your Accommodation Choice

When looking for a hotel in Kypri, the beach may be an important factor in choosing your destination. Also check the details of each accommodation and compare them with your own requirements. This keeps two related but distinct questions in view: Is the beach a good fit as the focus of your trip, and does the hotel in question suit your accommodation plans?

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