Lefokastro Beach Pelion lies on the tranquil southwestern coast of the Pelion Peninsula, outside Lefokastro village in Thessaly. Located just 34 km from the city of Volos and only 6 km from the village of Afissos, the beach offers a slower pace and a traditional seaside setting. 

Lefokastro stretches along a quiet bay and features a mix of coarse sand and small pebbles. Tamarisk trees line the shore, providing shade for those who prefer to relax without using umbrellas as the beach is unorganized. In addition, the beach’s clean and shallow waters create a safe environment for families with young children. 

Several local tavernas and cafés sit just a short walk from the beach. These spots serve fresh seafood, meze, and traditional Pelion dishes, allowing visitors to enjoy a meal without leaving the village. Furthermore, a couple of mini-markets provide snacks, drinks, and daily essentials.

Access to Lefokastro Beach Pelion is straightforward. Visitors can reach it by car, scooter, or even public bus from Volos. The road follows the coastline and offers scenic views along the way. Parking is free and easy, especially around the village square and near the waterfront. Because the area doesn’t attract large tour groups, traffic and noise stay minimal even during the peak season.

Beyond the beach itself, the surrounding area invites exploration. Stone pathways and hiking trails lead to nearby coves and neighboring villages, such as Afissos and Kalamos.