Karra Beach is part of the long northern beach of Santorini which starts at Baxedes and continues for about 4.5 kilometers to the cape of Columbo (also called Koloumbos, Kouloumpos, etc.). The name of the cape and beach comes from the nearby submarine Kolumbo (Columbo, etc.) volcano (the second active volcano on Santorini), which is about 8 kilometers from the coast. The beach is quiet, with small stones, pebbles, and sand. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available on part of it.
Beach
Karra
Attributes
Altitude (in meters) | : | 8 |
Type of Place | : | Scenic Quiet |
Depth | : | Normal |
Type of Seabed | : | Pebble |
Type of Beach | : | Sand Small pebbles Pebble |
Organized | : | YesNo |
Nudity | : | No |
Beach Activities | : | Beach Volleyball |
Suitable for | : | Couples Families Young people |
Access | : | Road |
Accessible | : | Normally |
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