Latsi Beach and Harbour
Published 24th of March, 2022
Another Car Park
There is another small car park here as well. It is handy during off season but you are better off parking where we parked when it gets busier.
Open Cafe
There were a number of restaurants backing onto the beach as we walked up, but they seemed to be closed. When you get to the harbour the situation improves though.
Back To The Carpark
The car park we started from is down here, but we are going the other way.
Information
Before we go onto the harbour, lets have a quick look round. There is a nice coast path that runs towards Polis, though I don't know if it goes the whole way. This sign would indicate that it does, but I am not sure what happens to the path when it gets near Polis Campsite.
The Main Drag
This is where we normally walk when we visit Latsi. There are many restaurants along here. At the very least you should have some sardines.
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