THE Prassa beach in Kimolo is one of the most enchanting beaches in the world, while not long ago it managed to win the honor of “the cleanest beach in the world”, from the American travel agency Florida Panhandle.
The recognition for the beach of Kimolos came through 2.4 million reviews of the coastal section that adorns the northern part of the island and so it was at the top with 43.56% mentioning the phrase “clear waters”.
And it’s no accident.
Crystal clear calm and shallow turquoise waters, all-white coarse sand from white rocks and sea caves make up a heavenly setting.
“The white sand and its incredible waters create a landscape that takes your breath away and attracts visitors from every corner of the world,” the manager of the website, which informs young and more experienced parents, emphasizes to the Athenian-Macedonian News Agency. about issues that have to do with the children, but also themselves – mama Sou, Sotiria Galamelou who succumbed to the charm of the island and divides her time between Athens and Kimolos.
“The sense of isolation and tranquility it offers make it an ideal destination for those who wish to enjoy nature away from the crowds. Access is easy either by car or by boat,” he adds.
“The beach you won’t believe is real”, or “the best beach by a long way”, were some of the rave reviews Prassa received from its visitors according to the agency’s survey.
“The recognition of the beach in Prassa as the cleanest in the world is not only an honor for Kimolos, but also a reminder of the importance of environmental awareness and the protection of natural resources,” the blogger says and adds.
“If you visit the beach this summer, get an umbrella, there are tamarind trees for shade but not enough for everyone, water and snacks, as the canteen is not working. But you may be one of the lucky ones and watch some of the screenings of “Cine Kalisperitis”.
The cinema of Kimolos, created and managed by the volunteer group “Kimolistes”, offers completely free screenings to permanent residents and visitors under the starry sky of the island.
It owes its name to the first star that becomes visible at sunset, which on the island is called “Kalisperitis”. It was launched in 2014 and operates during the summer months, with one or two screenings per week, depending on the weather. In fact, in 2021 it won the first prize at the ECTN Awards, in the “Sustainable Cultural Tourism” category.
“It is noteworthy that the point of projection of the films is not fixed, but alternates between the most beautiful spots of the island” concludes Ms. Galamelou.
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