Blue Flag Certified

Livanates 2/Schinias

Central Greece, Greece: Excellent water quality

Ionian Sea
38.7352°N, 23.0494°E

Livanates 2/Schinias is a beach on the central Greek coast. It holds the Blue Flag award, which means the water quality, environmental standards, and visitor safety meet strict criteria set by the Foundation for Environmental Education.

Certification Blue Flag 2026 Excellent Water
Activities Family
Experience
Practical Free Entry

Plan Your Visit to Livanates 2/Schinias

The key facts before you go

Blue Flag
Certified 2026
FEE annual certification
Water Quality
Excellent
EU Bathing Water Directive
Best Season
April, May, June
Season: June – August
Location
Municipal Unit of Dafnousia
3.79 km from Municipal Unit of Dafnousia
Facilities
Basic facilities
Free entry · Open beach

What is Livanates 2/Schinias?

Livanates 2/Schinias is a beach on the central Greek coast. It holds the Blue Flag award, which means the water quality, environmental standards, and visitor safety meet strict criteria set by the Foundation for Environmental Education.

The best time to visit is April through June, when crowds are lighter. July and August are peak season and noticeably busier. Check local water safety conditions before swimming.

The beach welcomes visitors throughout the season and is a solid choice for families and swimmers looking for a certified clean beach.

It sits alongside certified beaches along Central Greece, part of a broader network of certified beaches throughout Greece certified annually by the Foundation for Environmental Education.

Bathing Water Quality: Excellent, verified under EU Bathing Water Directive standards. Blue Flag certification requires annual water quality monitoring.

Sunrise, Sunset & Beach Direction

Livanates 2/Schinias faces south toward Ionian Sea. The best light for photography and swimming is typically in April, May, June. Direct sun hours follow that facing.

When to Go: Month by Month

Month Air Temp Water Temp Crowds
Jan 8°C 5°C Low
Feb 10°C 7°C Low
Mar 12°C 9°C Low
Apr 16°C 13°C Med
May 20°C 17°C Med
Jun 25°C 22°C Med
Jul 28°C 25°C High
Aug 27°C 24°C High
Sep 24°C 21°C Med
Oct 19°C 16°C Low
Nov 15°C 12°C Low
Dec 11°C 8°C Low
When is the best time to visit Livanates 2/Schinias?

The best time to visit Livanates 2/Schinias is April, May, June. Air temperatures peak around 27.5°C in summer. Peak water temperature reaches 24.5°C in July.

How crowded does Livanates 2/Schinias get?

Like most Blue Flag beaches in Greece, Livanates 2/Schinias sees its highest visitor numbers in July and August. The beach maintains a pleasant atmosphere even in peak season.

Is Livanates 2/Schinias open year-round?

The beach itself is accessible year-round, though staffed facilities including lifeguards typically operate only during the official season (typically July–September). The Blue Flag is displayed during the certification period only.

Swimming and Beach Life at Livanates 2/Schinias

Is Livanates 2/Schinias safe to swim?

Livanates 2/Schinias is Blue Flag certified, which requires meeting strict bathing water standards set by the EU Bathing Water Directive. Water quality is rated Excellent. The beach does not have lifeguards stationed on the beach. Swim with appropriate caution.

What is the water temperature at Livanates 2/Schinias?

Peak water temperature at Livanates 2/Schinias reaches around 24.5°C in July, making it comfortable for swimming during the summer months. In winter (January), air temperatures average 8.3°C.

What is the beach like at Livanates 2/Schinias?

Livanates 2/Schinias on the Central Greece coast of Greece. The best time to visit is April through June, when crowds are lighter. July and August are peak season and noticeably busier. Check local water safety conditions before swimming.

Does Livanates 2/Schinias have good facilities?

As a Blue Flag certified beach, Livanates 2/Schinias meets the Foundation for Environmental Education's standards for facilities and services.

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Getting to Livanates 2/Schinias

How do I get to Livanates 2/Schinias by car?

Livanates 2/Schinias is approximately 3.79 km from Municipal Unit of Dafnousia. Follow local road signs to the beach. Check Google Maps or a local map for the most current directions.

What is the nearest airport to Livanates 2/Schinias?

The nearest airport is Athens International Airport "El. Venizelos" (ATH), approximately 121.8 km away.

Can I get to Livanates 2/Schinias by public transport?

Public transport options vary by season. Check local transport authority websites for current bus and train schedules connecting to Municipal Unit of Dafnousia.

Find Livanates 2/Schinias

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Practical Information

At the Beach
Entry Free: no charge to access the beach
Lifeguards ✗
Showers ✗
Toilets ✗
Official Season June – August
Beach Type Coastal beach
Parking ✗ No parking listed nearby
Nearest supermarket 3.1 km from the beach
Visiting Information
GPS Coordinates 38.7352°N, 23.0494°E
Water Quality Excellent (EU Bathing Water Directive)
Blue Flag Operator Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), Greece

Livanates 2/Schinias FAQ

Is Livanates 2/Schinias suitable for children?

Livanates 2/Schinias is Blue Flag certified in Greece, which requires meeting strict standards for water quality, safety, and facilities. Families should check current facility status with the local beach operator before visiting.

Is Livanates 2/Schinias free to access?

Access to Livanates 2/Schinias is free. There are no entry fees to enter the beach. It is a Blue Flag certified beach in Central Greece, Greece, recognised for meeting international standards for water quality and environmental management.

When is the best time to visit Livanates 2/Schinias?

The best time to visit Livanates 2/Schinias is April, May, June. The peak season typically runs High season: July, August, when weather conditions and facilities are at their best. Peak water temperature reaches around 24.5°C in July. Outside peak season, the beach is quieter but some facilities may be reduced.

What is the water quality at Livanates 2/Schinias?

Livanates 2/Schinias is Blue Flag certified, which requires meeting strict EU Bathing Water Directive standards. Water quality is rated Excellent. Blue Flag certification is awarded and reviewed annually by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). Beaches must pass water quality tests throughout the season to retain their status.

How do I get to Livanates 2/Schinias?

Livanates 2/Schinias is located in Central Greece, Greece. It is approximately 3.79 km from Municipal Unit of Dafnousia. The nearest airport is Athens International Airport "El. Venizelos" (ATH), 121.8 km away. By car is the most flexible option. Check local transport authority websites for current bus and train schedules to the area.

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Edited by Arjun Nair, Coastal Research Editor | Updated October 2026