emblisi beach

Beautiful white pebbled beach, ideal for snorkeling and known for its crystal deep bay. It has a natural beauty and exotic atmosphere and is one of the main attractions of the famous Fiscardo. It has spacious parking as well.

This beach can be packed in high season but in low season you can have the bay to yourself. Stoney beach, take sea shoes. Beautiful clear waters surrounded by rocky outcrops. Perfect for snorkelling.

A wonderful crystal clear bay with tiny white pebbles everywhere. No a dole in sight at 5pm on a Wednesday mid October it's like your own little paradise.

Safe to swim and very clean. Falls away quickly but excellent for diving and fish watching. Parking is ok but may be a problem in high season

When we went in May this was a lovely tranquil beach. Unfortunately in September this was slightly spoilt by the music coming from the snack van. However a lovely little beach

We had a 10-minute walk to this little bay from our villa, though there is parking for those driving. It is a pebble beach and quite sharp so beach shoes highly recommended. The water is absolutely clear and the bay borders interesting for snorkelling, with many fishes. When we visited in June 2014 the water temperature was fine, but there was no café as some have mentioned so maybe that arrives later in the season. There is a small hut for changing.

Nice little beach just outside of Fiscardo. Parking available right down at beach level, but in busy periods, you may need to park up on the approach road.There is a small caravan selling drinks and food, plus they offer a pay shower if you want to refresh from the salt water. There are no toilet facilities however and so you can't really think about staying here all day.The swimming is good and safe, albeit I would recommend water shoes, as it's pebble all the way. There are trees at the back of the beach and so you should be able to find some shade if you want it.

This is a lovely beach for snorkling and certainly in September the water was clear and very warm. The beach cafe plays an ecletic mix of music (we had the death march one afternoon) but also some great jazz. Not at all obtrusive unless you re lying very close; there is plenty of room on the very hard pebbles out of main season. We know some better beaches but will keep those to ourselves I'm afraid. If you don't mind a walk through the woods you'll easily discover them for yourself!

This gorgeous bay was a short walk from our hotel, the Emilisse Art Hotel. The water is gin clear and a breakwater protects the bay from the bigger waves. The beach is pebbles and there is no sand but don't let that put you off. The snorkling is first class.

White pebbles, so take a sponge mat or chair. Shaded by trees and plenty of rocks to strech out on. Wooded pine forest either side and the gently sloping turquiose sea make this a truly magical place. There's a pop-up taverna with charming Greek prioprietor, no WCs however, though there is a changing room. Fish swim at your feet and dart around in the initially shallow waters, which then suddenly fall away to quite a depth. Take a snorkel - and enjoy paradise on Emblisi.

Easy to get to and a small bar at one end - the perfect family day - the sea is crystal clean and several enticing shades of blue.

Easy to drive to from Fiscardo - parking right near the beach. There is plenty of room to sit on the pebbles or rocks on each side of the beach. Lovely clear water and great for swimming or snorkelling. Small snack bar available here too.

Near to Fiskardo town and vey pebbly. Benefits from a great vendor who sells a mean G&T. Worth going to for a quick dip but not a whole day.

Yes it is crowded, but bigger than Foki and better for snorkelling. It's about 1.4 kms from Fiscardo town, largely uphill so less fit walkers may prefer the flat road to Foki (which also has a reasonable taverna). It also has flat risks to sit on which is more comfortable than the stones beach. Take a picnic and get there early to bag the best spots with shade. small kiosk serves cold beers etc.If you want to swim in relative seclusion around Fiscardo, there is no other option than boat. Regina rent a motorboat (blue and white awnings just by the ferry near Nichola Taverna) offered better prices than the rental place in front of the restaurants.

the water is wonderful and some lovely coloured fish to be found. The beach is quite pebbly so good padding is needed!! there are areas to the side of the beach which have flat rocks to lie on, but get there early for these. there is also a cantina here so you can get drinks and snacks.