A wild gravel road to Lagada Beach in Greece
Kakia Lagada is a secluded beach with pristine sand, clear water and terrific views located on the eastern side of Kythera, a Greek island, once part of the Ionian Islands, in Greece. If you are afraid of driving next to cliffs and narrow roads reconsider beforehand.
![Lagada Beach](https://www.dangerousroads.org/cache/images/900x/7/lagadabeach0-229e401a.jpg)
Located in the municipality of Kythira, the road to the beach is pretty challenging. It’s a rough unpaved road. The beach is located at the end of the Paleochora canyon. On the beach there is a well-equipped canteen, there are umbrellas and sun-beds and quite often there are volley-ball tournaments.
The road is a bit narrow. Starting from Ag. Pelagia, it’s 2.8 km long. At the entrance of the beach there is a car parking. During the winter months, a large lake is created just behind the beach by the water coming from the gorge.
Pic: Stanislav Beznoska