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Key places in Syvota

This page keeps only places that official tourism sources currently name for Syvota. Visit Greece maps the area through offshore islets, named beaches and the coastal stops that define the settlement’s shoreline.

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What official sources name first

1

Mavro Oros, Agios Nikolaos and Mourtemeno

Visit Greece says the small islands of Mavro Oros, Agios Nikolaos and Mourtemeno sit at a short distance from the coast.

2

Pisina on Agios Nikolaos

The official Syvota page names Pisina on Agios Nikolaos as the most renowned beach in the area.

3

Bella Vraka on Mourtemeno

Visit Greece places Bella Vraka on Mourtemeno and says it can be approached on foot by crossing a narrow strip of sand from the mainland.

4

Zavia near the settlement centre

The same official page names Zavia Beach as one of the beaches close to the centre of the settlement.

5

Zeri and Gallikos Molos in the north

Visit Greece highlights Zeri and Gallikos Molos as the beaches that stand out in the northern part of Syvota.

6

Mikri and Megali Ammos towards Perdika

The official page says that, on the road from Syvota towards Perdika, Mikri Ammos and Megali Ammos are two more named beaches where sea sports are available.

7

Diapori and Alati by boat

Visit Greece specifically names Diapori and Alati as hidden coves or shores to discover by rented boat.

Official source note

Official sources used on this page

This page summarizes details stated on official tourism pages available on March 11, 2026. Check live beach services, road access and boat hire availability separately before travel.

Checked against official pages available on March 11, 2026.

Start with the official coastal map

Use the officially named beaches and islets as your base before adding live beach-service or boat-rental decisions.

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