The south beach of Aghios Georgios is a 2 km long sandy family beach, without any evidence of nudity in June 2000. But to the left of the beach, there is a small secluded beach, also sandy, where naturism is possible.

Don't forget your own food and water since you're in the middle of nowhere. The closest taverna is about 1km on the way back from the beach! (Don't forget you've got to walk up the hill as well!)

2003 June: A report says it is extremely relaxed being nude there and it was easy to wander about and chat to others with like minds. As per normal there was the odd single guy who felt obliged to sit ten feet away when there was about 200 yards until the next people, but not too intrusive.

2005: A visitor who liked the beach was deterred from remaining there by a number of gay men indulging in overtly sexual behaviour. The Captain encourages everyone, gay or straight, not to confuse nudist beaches with their bedrooms. The naturist beach at the north end of the resort (this sounds like Issos above) takes about 10-15 minutes to reach from the Thomas Cook Palm Beach Hotel. The beach and sea are beautiful. Another 2005 correspondent reports the area clean and "a nice place to strip off".

2019 June: We went there but we met only dressed bathers. We left and went to Issos beach.

2021 September: This is a great naturist spot we've encountered. The rocky part of the beach here was a great secluded spot where we found several other naturists. The water was very shallow and clean, the sea was very calm. When walking towards the southern part of this long beach, towards Marathias the beach was completely empty. In the beginning of Marathias there are huge walls of rock where we gave ourselves a mud bath.