Independent guide, not the municipality or a tour operatorFacts checked November 2026Updated November 2026

Logas Beach near Peroulades: parking, the steep path and the sunset

Logas Beach, also spelled Loggas and nicknamed Sunset Beach, faces west near Peroulades. Park on the cliffs above, then take a steep path down with no proper steps. It is busy near sunset.

By Cape Drastis editors · Updated

Short answer: Logas is a west-facing beach near Peroulades, reached from a car park on the cliffs by a steep path. It is popular at sunset; arrive early.

Getting there

By car from Sidari or Peroulades, then park on the cliffs above the beach. Use the getting there guide for transport options and the sunset page for timing.

Tips

  • The path is steep with no proper steps (Expedia, 2026-11-08): wear shoes with grip.
  • Sunbed reports conflict; bring water and shade.
  • Swim with care. There are no lifeguards we could verify; ask locally about sea conditions.

For a quieter view, try the cliff-top at Cape Drastis, which is a short drive away.

Where to stay

Peroulades is the closest village. Sidari has more beds. This is our opinion based on the distances in the sources.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Logas Beach have sunbeds?

Reports conflict, so assume limited and bring your own shade and water.

Is the path to Logas Beach easy?

Reports describe a steep path without proper steps. Wear sturdy shoes and avoid it in the dark or with small children unless you are sure of the footing.

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