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A small deserted beach at the north-west coast of the island. The beach is small - 20 metres long - but very wide. It has the best sand on the island and is within a huge inlet well-sheltered from the wind - swimming is like swimming on a lake. When my contributors visited it in June 2010 they spent five minutes on arrival clearing up the rubbish and then had a lovely day. They were the only couple there all day except for a Greek guy who came for quick swim in mid-afternoon and then immediately left. It is a bit difficult to access, though - you get to the end of a track, climb over a wall and walk down without a real path to the beach.
The beach has no signs, is used by nudists but has some rubbish from the sea.. It is sandy and in the corner of a very sheltered fjord rather than a bay. It is absolutely delightful - sandy and gently shelving. The swimming was marvellous but beware, there are sea urchins on the rocks on the right hand side.
2017 September: When we arrived there was one other couple on the beach. During the afternoon another three couples joined. Even with 10 people on it, the beach didn't feel crowded. All couples, save one, were full-nudist, the remaining two people just wore pants, the woman going topless. The beach is now signposted, so it should be easier to find, though the path is somewhat adventurous. Some flotsam and jetsam, but take 5 min to clear some away and you'll be grand.
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lmb04
August 2024
Rather busy, no nudism possible when I was there (kids, etc.). Still one of the nicest beachs in the island.
Some plastics (we collected some)
Skipbare
2023 mid-Sept
small sandy beach; few people (approx. 2 couples, 2 singles, 100% nude). Presence of plastics (large and micro); calm water and bay protected from the wind.