Historic reviews

2015 June: No Peeping Toms in evidence. The advantage of the dunes is that they allow one to face the sun better – a flat section between two “headlands” was noticeably under-occupied as well as more open to waterside walkers.
2015 first half of September: We stayed on the beach further east, beyond the Pelkanos bar (directions above). From the parking spot up to the small river near Pelekan bar, we stayed almost every day with only a few other people on the beach, most of them naked. Some bypassers, but nobody seemed to care. Our rating: >90%.

2016: The beach is evidently more developed, and there are large numbers of textiles walking along the water’s edge between the two beach bars – a constant stream. This is not, perhaps, for the faint hearted. There was a single, young guy nude in the dunes. We set ourselves up just by the dunes and tentatively stripped off. Nobody seemed bothered. A straight couple eventually came and stripped off in the dunes. It didn’t seem like a good idea to walk down to the water to swim naked, so we put our trunks on for that. But the straight couple did just walk down to the sea and nobody batted an eyelid, so I shucked off my trunks and enjoyed the water, and then walked back to our towels naked, and nobody minded. The water is beautifully clear and there are lots of little fish. So, like I say, not for the faint of heart, but if you’re comfortable being naked around lots of clothed people (and I guess I’ve just discovered that I am!) then it’s definitely worth it.

2018 September: We couldn’t find any signs of Pavlos Beach Bar/Canteen so maybe it no longer exists! If it has gone perhaps a more appropriate name might be Kavros Beach as that is what the nearest official beach information sign says but it is also known as Peristeras Beach! Last day of month… Nice beach, pity so many textiles! About 20 naturists in the dunes mostly m/f couples. Also m/m and f/f couples and a few single men.
Even at this time of the year there was a continuous stream of textiles walking along the beach and neither us nor anyone else were bold enough to go for a swim without a costume. That said we have read reports that a few naturists do venture into the water naked … Hats (and everything else) off to them.