Parking is available on the sandy beach, which can only be reached from the east using a rough gravel path. To find the correct route, enter the GPS coordinates (37.153233, 13.784868) of the last fork into your navigation system. Turn left there and proceed to the designated parking area, as turning towards the sea too early may lead to confusion.
We spent 2 nights alone by the sea, it was beautiful! However, I would advise against driving there without a 4-wheel drive. The way down is steep and there are loose rocks, which could cause a 2-wheel drive car to get stuck. We managed to make it down with our Volkswagen GC 680 camper van with all-wheel drive, but locals in regular cars passed us easily since they were lighter.
The journey to find this beautiful paradise spot was difficult, bumpy, and long, but it was worth it. We managed to get there with our 6-meter camper. It is important to stick to the asphalt road and not follow Google's suggestions for alternative routes, especially from the east. The last stretch is a dirt road. The place is stunning. There are a lot of local people visiting on weekends in July.