Myrtos Beach is widely considered to
be the most beautiful on the island.
Scooped out of the rugged northwest
coast, it’s certainly the most dramatic:
here, sheer limestone clifs swoop
down to meet clear Ionian waters, and
a zigzag road of hairpin bends
provides the only access to the pale
pebbles and coarse sand. Goats graze
freely on upper ledges — join them
at the loty lookout to take in views of
the ocean stretching towards a
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