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Livadi in Serifos

When the ferry approaches Serifos port village of Livadi, you become aware of the long sandy beach and the divine view of the hill where Chora climbs towards the top. You immediately feel welcome and curious about what awaits. The first feeling that comes in your mind is a "here-will-I-stay-long". It is a nice village and port that is very easy to fall for.

 

Livadi village and Livadi beach on Serifos in the Cyclades.

Livadi and Livadi beach.

 

It may not be the most beautiful village in the Cyclades, but it has an inherent charm that won't pass unnoticed. Perhaps it is because of the small-scale tourism is mixed with the islanders' everyday life. Here is a nearness that seize you immediately, not only to the lovely people and the beautiful beaches, but also a nearness to everything you may need. There are bakeries, grocery stores, souvenir shops, jewellers, travel agencies, ATMs and a lot of happy ducks. Colourful fishing boats get on well with rented sailboats in the lively marina.

 

Livadi on Serifos is a very popular night port for sailors.

Livadi is a very popular overnight port for sailors.

 

Taverns and restaurants in Livadi on the island of Serifos.

Beachside tavernas in Livadi.




On the headland directly to the left of the port, and behind the headland towards Livadaki which is grown together with Livadi, lies mainly hotels and pensions. To the right, along the waterfront, tavernas, cafes and bars crowd together. Many of them have tables at the waterline. The food is often very good and very Greek and the prices are relatively low.

 

The beach promenade in Livadi on Serifos.

The beach promenade in Livadi. Chora is visible above.

 

The small amount of nightlife on Serifos is concentrated in Livadi, here are a few discos and some music clubs open in high season. You can have a beer or a cup of coffee and people-watch along the waterfront, or recline in a lounger at the edge of the beach and sip at a drink. Taste the domestic wine, sweet, strong and good. Please go to Chora one evening and have dinner there, then you can have a look of Livadi from above.

 

Don't miss having dinner in Chora if you are staying in Livadi or Livadakia on Serifos.

Chora seen from Livadi. Please go to Chora one evening and have dinner there


The long sandy beach alongside the bay of Livadi has an exceptionally beautiful location and is very inviting from a distance, but on a closer look, the beach is quite ordinary. Hard-packed light brown sand and shady tamarisk trees that border the shoreline as well as several hotels and tavernas. The best thing about the beach of Livadi is the proximity to hotels and tavernas. It is quite close to better beaches, like Agios Sostis and Psili Amos.

 

Livadi beach on Serifos.

The long beach of Livadi in one direction.

 

The long child-friendly sandy beach in Livadi on Serifos.

The long beach of Livadi in the other direction.

 

Chora and Livadi seen from the port.

The marina in Livadi and Chora up on top.

 

ACCOMMODATION IN LIVADI

The range of accommodation is quite poor in Livadi, but there is some pensions, but not as many as you might think. Most hotels and pensions is located in Livadaki, from where it is a walking distance to Livadi. Best is, as always these days, to book hotels in advance. Below are tips on good hotels and guesthouses in Livadi.

 

Book Akti Rooms And Studios here »

Book Astarti Apartments here »

Book Studios Niovi Serifos here »

Book Naias here »

Book Helios Serifos here »



Book other hotels in Livadi here »



WHAT YOU MUST NOT MISS WHEN YOU ARE IN THE AREA

 

Don't miss Livadaki beach when you travel to Livadi on Serifos.

Don't miss Livadaki beach, which you can read about here »


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