Bella Vraka is the most photographed beach in Sivota and one of the reasons the area is called the “Caribbean of Greece”. It is about 2.2 km from the Casa Sivota villas.
What makes it unique
A shallow strip of sand connects the mainland with the islet of Mourtemeno. You walk through the sea, with the water roughly up to your knees, and reach the islet, where you’ll find small coves and a wilder, more natural landscape. The water is turquoise and shallow — an experience children love.
- Facilities: sunbeds and a beach bar on the main section; the islet side has no facilities.
- Access: a paved path leads down from the parking area.
- Snorkelling: lots of small fish in the shallows — please don’t feed them.
Tips
- Wear water shoes: the crossing and some spots have pebbles and rocks.
- Come early in the morning. In July and August Bella Vraka fills up quickly.
- Goats roam the islet and are very “interested” in your snacks — keep them closed.
- Bring water with you if you cross to the islet.
Getting there
By car from the Casa Sivota villas it’s a few minutes. Bella Vraka is also a stop on almost every boat trip around the Sivota islets.
More beaches nearby
Pisina · Zavia · Megali Ammos · Mikri Ammos · All Sivota beaches
Stay near Bella Vraka
The 4 independent Casa Sivota villas, each with a private pool and Ionian Sea views, sleep up to 5 guests. See the villas or contact us for availability.