Beach break
A sliver of shingle shore separates Pedi from the azure waters here. Enjoy the village’s sheltered beach one day, then visit St Nicholas’ Beach on another. This stunning sandy spot boasts warm, shallow waters and is only a 20-minute wander away.
Explore Symi Town
Peel yourself away from Pedi to see the sights of nearby Symi Town. Venetian architecture is wrapped around a harbour, creating a magical setting, especially at sunset. Grab a waterside table and a cocktail, sit back and enjoy.
What is Pedi known for?
Pedi is famous for its peaceful atmosphere, crystal-clear waters, and relaxed vibe. It’s less crowded than Symi Town and is ideal for a quiet holiday by the sea. Many visitors come for swimming, sailing, or simply enjoying the small tavernas along the waterfront.
What kind of beach does Pedi have?
Pedi Bay features a mix of sandy and pebbly shoreline with calm, shallow waters—perfect for swimming. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available, but the setting remains low-key compared to larger Greek resort destinations.
Is Pedi good for families?
Yes, Pedi’s calm bay and laidback ambiance make it a family-friendly destination. The shallow waters are safe for children, and the area is quieter compared to the port.
When is the best time to visit Pedi?
The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn (May–October), when the weather is warm and the sea is perfect for swimming. July and August are the busiest months, while May, June, September, and October offer milder temperatures and fewer crowds.
Is Pedi a good base for exploring Symi Island?
Yes, Pedi is an excellent base if you prefer a quieter stay while still being close to Symi Town. From Pedi, you can easily access beaches, hiking routes, and boat excursions, while still being only a few minutes away from the island’s main harbor.
