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This beach apparently used to be the most popular beach on the island, but a few years ago the winter storms washed away a lot of sand and dumped some large boulders on the beach. So now, not many people go there. Nonetheless it is quite an acceptable beach. It is quite a long beach of grey sand and the boulders aren't a problem. There are no facilities and no shade. When a Barefoot reporter arrived there on a boat tour, there was nobody else there apart from those from our boat and even then we only occupied one end, so it seems nudism would be possible here. There are boats to this beach advertised at the port, and it's no doubt possible to get there by taking a long walk.
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2010 June: On the very South of the Island you reach it with a 30 minutes walk from Livadi. It is a wild arid beach, under some cliffs, with nice white pebbles, grey sands, crystal waters, a big rock in the sea to swim to. No shade at all! Rather isolated - you can stay naked as long as you like. When some tourists come with the “easy” boats the crowd can become textile mixed.
2011 June: We visited this beach and we were about 6 nudists and the rest were all textiles.
2013 July: very nice beach but it was full of a crowd who visited the beach with the boats…100% textile!!!!
2014 August: we came early in the morning by foot. As long as you come early and until the boats arrive, you can have a lot of space and the beach is fantastic. There was just one couple when we arrived, the man was naked, the woman topless. It looks this is a trend in many beaches we went this year, especially among Greek young couples. After the arrival of the boat the few of us naked were surrounded by textiles, and my wife didn't feel comfortable to stay naked. I tried to resist among them but then I had to give up. It's a pity, the beach is probably the best.
2015 August: Few nudies but no problem.
September: The finest sand among the beaches we visited (unfortunately our trip was mainly restricted to the southern beaches due to heavy meltemi). Extremely clean considering the fact that it is a "wild" beach. The walk from Livadi is very nice if you do it in the morning which is recommended anyway in order to have the beach for yourself. After 11 am the boats start arriving and it becomes a little crowded. We left around 12:30 (after three hours it was time for a beer anyway). Unfortunately no tavern (on the other hand this may be good - if there were one this beautiful beach might be spoiled…)
2019 June: Probably the best beach we visited. Came on the 11.15am boat from the port at Karavostasis (€10 return) and stayed all day. The beach is coarse sand and small pebbles and shelves steeply. The water is clear and the new rocks make great snorkelling. It just catches the meltemi so it can be a little windy and the water choppy if its high as it was when we were there, but it didn’t take the edge off the day. About 20 people on the beach, about 30% naked but no issues. No facilities and precious little shade until after 3pm when the sun starts to go off the beach, so take everything you need. A really lovely day.
2021 September: Meltemi so a lot of wind but just bearable. Place enough to strip off just like the other 10-15 people .
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