This is again signposted from the main road, but has a steep and difficult access road, although this is passable with care by car and scooter.

This beach is in its own cove as it is separated by headlands from Stephanos beach to the south west and all the other beaches to the north east. The beach is fine shingle and sand, and is very pleasant. The main part has sunbeds and parasols and is textile, with the nude bit in a separate little bay to the right hand side, accessed either by wading through the water or climbing over rocks.

Camel Beach

Camel Beach

5:03 am, May 16, 2025

18°C

scattered clouds

Humidity: 66 %

Pressure: 1011 mb

Wind: 18 mph

Wind Gust: 26 mph

Clouds: 32%

Visibility: 10 km

Sunrise: 6:03 am

Sunset: 8:13 pm

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2007 May: Barefooters had the beach to themselves (apart from a group of ducks), so there were no problems with being nude. With many of these small beaches out of the main season, if you are the first ones there, by your presence you have declared the beach a naturist beach, however if textiles beat you to it then you would often feel uneasy about stripping off - so it is then a textile beach.

2003 August: A contributor reported that the small cove was littered with rocks and not attractive at all. Other, more recent visitors have commented more favourably about it.

2006: The Captain has a report of nudists on the CO side of the beach with umbrellas being required to put their swimsuits back on.

2015 May: Despite the view up the hill, the beach below is not worth it. All commercialised and few space. Drink something at the restaurant up the hill might be a nice choice for the view but we didn't test it.

2024 August: The first part of the beach is fully textile however, there are two other bays on the left: the first could be textile again but the second, especially if you come early and set it nudist, could be ok. If all the 3 bays are already occupied by textiles, reach the rock wall at the end of the second bay and climb it (there is a quite easy path for young and mid-age people that depart from where the water meets the beach); on the other side there are big smooth rocks on which you can lie down and sunbath; for having a bath, by the way, you maybe have to come back to the previous bay.