Kalo Livadi ("good valley") is actually located at the end of a long valley, and is really a long sandy beach, ideal for a tranquil relaxing day. The shoreline is shallow enough for children to play in and there is also a water sports area where you can rent a paddle boat or a kayak for a ride. Kalo Livadi is very popular with Greeks and especially families, as there is also a good offer of beach accommodation -hotels, apartments, studios etc- and quite a few tavernas, beach bars and restaurants. The rock you see opposite is Kalafakiona, where lobsters go to hide from the local fishermen! Kalafatis is accessible by regular bus service, although you would have to get off just before the big turn towards Elia beach and walk a good 10 minutes downhill. It can be reached also by car or motorbike, via the road to Ano Mera village.