It's a sand/pebble beach for more than 1 km. You will find naturism practised at the south part of the beach. However be warned that it can get quite windy here. The sea gets deep quite quickly. All in all: nice island, nice beaches, few tourists, quiet and calm.

Hori / Limnos

Hori / Limnos

4:26 am, May 16, 2025

18°C

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Humidity: 57 %

Pressure: 1010 mb

Wind: 8 mph

Wind Gust: 11 mph

Clouds: 100%

Visibility: 10 km

Sunrise: 6:04 am

Sunset: 8:21 pm

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1998 September: When my correspondent visited there were 5 couples a day.

1999 May: there were 2 or 3 couples. It is said to be a very nice, long and restful beach where you will not find many people even in high season.

2000 September: This information has been confirmed (my contributor described it as a naturists' paradise, although it may be more crowded in high season). My correspondent even found some with Greek naturists - who are still not that common - there. This part of the island is not touristic except in high season, and it is very popular with Greek holidaymakers. You can find rooms to rent in the nearby places as Vollisos, Limnos and Limnia. This is an excellent place for peaceful nudist holidays.

2001 June: A report suggests that there is clear evidence of naturism catching on here in its own modest way. My Barefoot reporters have been there several times. Once (on a Sunday) they were the only people on the beach. At the most busy time they shared 1 km of beach with 5 naked couples (textile factor: zero).

2011: Naturism is still practised at the south part of the beach. In June we saw 2 couples and one single man, all naked.

2014: You'd better proceed to the south part of the beach. Near the north part of the beach there is a scouts' camp. Children may come out from there and spoil your calm.

2018: not worth the visit compared to other west coast's beaches. In September no nudists there on Sunday.