September 2-7, 2025 - A September Yoga Retreat in Greece Like No Other!

Step into the calm of Evia Silence, where the sea meets the soul. Join Antigoni & Christina for a transformative yoga retreat—featuring daily yoga, sound healing, breathwork, and meditations designed to reset your nervous system and reconnect you with your joy.

We’ll share nourishing meals, relax by a private beach, wander through nature, and explore the Aegean by boat—including a magical cave tour. Stay at the newly opened Evia Silence Lighthouse, just steps away—boho-chic, sea-view rooms and total serenity awaits.

When: September 2-7, 2025
Where: Evia Silence Lighthouse, Porto Buffalo, Evia

Price:
Premium single room 1300€
Premium double room 1100€
Premium triple room 1075€
Premium quadruple 1060€
Quad for two 1175€

Email: siomouanti@gmail.com
Contact Number: 6934239850
Organizer: Antigoni Siomou & Christina Skarmoutsou

Organizer Links:
Antigoni Siomou Instagram

Christina Skarmoutsou Instagram

Retreat Link: Instagram Event Page

Beyond Greece’s famous blue-domed islands and Instagrammed coastlines lies another world — one of raw beauty, adventure, and silence. These beaches aren’t just “uncrowded”; they’re tucked away in coves, carved into cliff sides, or hiding behind forest trails — known mostly to locals, hikers, and the bold. Here are four of Greece’s most secluded beach escapes, perfect for a summer day that feels like your own private island.

Aspri Limni, Crete

The “White Lake” That Feels Like Another Planet

On Crete’s rugged western edge, near the Monastery of Chrysoskalitissa and a few kilometers before the famous Elafonissi Beach, you’ll find Aspri Limni, a shallow, crescent-shaped lagoon hidden behind rocks and shrubs. Its name translates to "White Lake" due to the blindingly pale sand and chalky rocks that surround the clear, turquoise shallows.

Getting there requires a short drive down an unpaved dirt road off the main coastal route. There’s no signage, so GPS and a sense of adventure are essential. You’ll park near the monastery and walk through a narrow path to reach this untouched inlet. There are no facilities — no loungers, bars, or umbrellas — just utter stillness, salt-sculpted rocks, and the whisper of sea breeze. Aspri Limni is also a protected biotope, home to rare flora, so tread lightly and leave no trace.


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Gria Spilia (aka Americanou Beach), Syros

A Tranquil Cove with a Story to Tell

On the quiet northern side of Syros, far from the island’s bustling capital of Ermoupoli, lies Gria Spilia, also known as Americanou Beach a reference to the nearby summer home of a American expat John Pierson, who once frequented the area. This pebbled cove is backed by tamarisk trees and rolling hills, and its soft gradient makes for easy swimming in crystal-clear waters.

Reaching the beach isn’t straightforward: visitors must follow a winding dirt road from the village of Sa Michalis and then hike down a rough path for about 20 minutes. Alternatively, you can approach it by boat from Kini or Delfini beach. The isolation is part of its charm — you’ll often share the beach with no more than a handful of others. There are no services, so bring everything you need for the day.

Sunrise here is magical, as the light creeps over the eastern cliffs and casts a soft glow across the water, a moment of quiet perfection.


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Kalami Beach, Kythira

For the Brave: A Beach at the Bottom of a Gorge

Kalami isn’t just a hidden beach, but rather an adventure. Tucked into a remote gorge on the island of Kythira, it’s one of the most isolated and dramatic beaches in all of Greece. To get there, you must descend a rocky trail near the abandoned village of Mylopotamos, then climb down a 30-meter cliff using a rope (yes, a rope) that’s anchored to the rock face.

The descent takes about 40 minutes and requires proper hiking shoes and caution. The reward? A tiny cove of dark pebbles, towering cliffs, and deep emerald water that stays cool even in the peak of summer. Because of its difficulty, Kalami is rarely visited and you may have it all to yourself. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking absolute solitude, meditation, or even wild swimming.

There are zero amenities, no shade, and no cellular signal, so this beach is best left to experienced hikers and strong swimmers. Don’t attempt the route in slippery or wet conditions.


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Mesovrika Beach, Antipaxos

A Quiet Pebbled Bay Between Two Famous Neighbors

Nestled between the famous beaches of Voutoumi and Vrika on the tiny Ionian island of Antipaxos lies Mesovrika, a peaceful alternative for those seeking calm away from the popular anchorages. With fine white pebbles, turquoise water, and a pine-scented hillside behind it, Mesovrika offers everything the island is known for, minus the boat parties and crowds.

It’s only accessible by foot or private boat. If you're coming from Voutoumi, you’ll need to hike over a rocky headland for about 10 minutes, navigating a faint trail that weaves through brush and limestone. The beach has no umbrellas, sun beds, or beach bars, so come early, pack light, and bring water and snacks.

Swimming here is blissful, and snorkelers will enjoy the rocky formations that shelter schools of fish and hidden caves. It’s the kind of beach you stumble upon and remember forever — quiet, clean, and stunning in its simplicity.


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1. Ciel Athens 


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Located near Mitropoleos Square, Ciel blends charm, great coffee, and an all-day menu with those chef’s kiss Acropolis views. Light and airy with a wraparound terrace, and a solid brunch scene, it’s an ideal mix of casual and polished. Whether you’re starting your day with pancakes or ending it with prosecco, Ciel hits the sweet spot.

Location: Mitropoleos 2, Athina
Telephone: 210 3314727

2. Couleur Locale 


@couleurlocaleathens

This Monastiraki go-to never gets old. The path to the rooftop feels like you’re discovering a secret club, and once you’re up there — wow. The Acropolis feels almost close enough to touch. Great crowd, buzzing playlists, and colorful touches everywhere make it one of the most photogenic rooftops in town (but still chill enough for a low-key drink).

Location: Normanou 3, Athina
Telephone: 216 7004917

3. Deos Athens


@deosathens 

Deos Athens is an all-day bar and restaurant perched atop the iconic Apollon Tower, offering breathtaking 360° panoramic views of Athens from its rooftop terrace. Located on the upper floors, this culinary sanctuary combines stylish design by Stratos Chiotelis with a sophisticated atmosphere, making it a standout spot for everything from brunch to elegant dinners. Guests can unwind by the rooftop pool while sipping expertly crafted cocktails as the sun sets over the cityscape. Versatile spaces also make it ideal for hosting memorable events, all while immersed in unparalleled views that stretch as far as the eye can see.